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I guess that bass isn't an Ish exclusive if it's on GC's site. Thought they had something to do with its design.

Those retailers take such a risk with these high priced items. Those NS2s have been at GC for a while. And Sweetwater has had their USAs for nearly two years, I think.

Maybe if they're there long enough, they'll blow them out at half price :drool:. Well, I can dream!
 
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I guess that bass isn't an Ish exclusive if it's on GC's site. Thought they had something to do with its design.

Those retailers take such a risk with these high priced items. Those NS2s have been at GC for a while. And Sweetwater has had their USAs for nearly two years, I think.

Maybe if they're there long enough, they'll blow them out at half price :drool:. Well, I can dream!

Very true. I'd like to know what set of circumstances occurs for GC to order/buy a $6400 Spector for In-Stock purposes.

I'd guess they might be banking on someone thinking "it might be cheaper at X, but GC will finance it for X months". $6400 spread out over 48 months at 0%, could be more appealing than $5900 all upfront, all at once. Maybe?
 
Very nice! I'm not a preamp expert, but out of all the basses I have played, I really like the DTC. I'd like to think that it compliments all the Darkglass pedals, amps, and speakers I have :roflmao:

I did have to take some time playing the bass with the control cavity cover off to find a good level for the mid controller.

I ran about 4 different preamps through my Euro 5. The Darkglass was my favorite.

The bass at 75hz is fantastic. You can crank it, without it over powering the inputs. The 500nz mids is prefect for rolling back to clean up a dirty tone, or push it to dirty up a cleaner tone. And the 2.5k adds cut without being to bright. Though I would prefer even lower like 1.8k personally.

I personally have nothing below 60hz or above 5k in my signal.
 
I ran about 4 different preamps through my Euro 5. The Darkglass was my favorite.

The bass at 75hz is fantastic. You can crank it, without it over powering the inputs. The 500nz mids is prefect for rolling back to clean up a dirty tone, or push it to dirty up a cleaner tone. And the 2.5k adds cut without being to bright. Though I would prefer even lower like 1.8k personally.

I personally have nothing below 60hz or above 5k in my signal.

I'm tempted to try one of these sometime relatively soon if I can snag a Euro 5. Still debating on selling my Dingwall NG2.
 
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I ran about 4 different preamps through my Euro 5. The Darkglass was my favorite.

The bass at 75hz is fantastic. You can crank it, without it over powering the inputs. The 500nz mids is prefect for rolling back to clean up a dirty tone, or push it to dirty up a cleaner tone. And the 2.5k adds cut without being to bright. Though I would prefer even lower like 1.8k personally.

I personally have nothing below 60hz or above 5k in my signal.

Are you running high-pass & low pass filters in your DAW? I've been experimenting with the same thing and have been able to dial in some really great tones. Nothing below 60-80 ish HZ but I've been leaving the highs for now. Filtering those lows out really helps to get rid of the boominess and add definition to the sound. Now it's just a matter of me playing better :)
 
Are you running high-pass & low pass filters in your DAW? I've been experimenting with the same thing and have been able to dial in some really great tones. Nothing below 60-80 ish HZ but I've been leaving the highs for now. Filtering those lows out really helps to get rid of the boominess and add definition to the sound. Now it's just a matter of me playing better :)

I'm running the high pass amd low pass through in my HX Stomp.
 

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