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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread 29: "Please Huff Responsibly"

the dual RAT/OCD is ****kkkkkkkiniiinni killererererererer

I need to hear it loud tho, hear it when it cooks

you can get some really nice tight distortion sounds out of it OCD boosting RAT or just doomy tones from the RAT
 
we need to talk again about custom amps lol. i have more ideas an no money, and im impatient. perfect customer for you lol!

Hey that's my job!!!!

na ive been in to try accugroove stuff and some of their high end aguilar. really nice place and hes a cool guy. if you wanna roll there tomorrow afternoon let me know, im down haha!

If i could I would but we have a gig tomorrow and we're practicing in the afternoon before it. If I do get a Saturday free though I'll def hit you up.
 
Oh...and what's the status on the Bass DI design?

made the PCB but now adding some more features for Skip, a FX loop and redesigned it to run on 9-18V no switching needed

Yeah about your FX loop idea.... I kinda stole it hahahaha The other night at practice i ran out of my volume pedal (last in my usual chain) into the stereo right side of my timeline and space and my band mates pooped their panties when they heard the crazy ambient stuff i could do with it, So i figured it would be nice to have a fx loop built into the DI so i could do that all the time, and still have it run into the amp and out to FOH.
 
Ancient Tone said:
Yeah if it was a 5 string i'd be all over it. Are their neck's really as awesome as the reviews say they are? I can't think of any where around NOVA where i could go try one out.

I love my Skyline Bob Glaub. the neck is really nice. i like a very low action and this bass can get too low, even for me, and not buzz. they feel really nice. the glaub's neck is a little too wide so its not as comfy as my MIJ Fender P but it's definitly higher quality and more consistent.
 
I love my Skyline Bob Glaub. the neck is really nice. i like a very low action and this bass can get too low, even for me, and not buzz. they feel really nice. the glaub's neck is a little too wide so its not as comfy as my MIJ Fender P but it's definitly higher quality and more consistent.

Wide, flat and low action neck is perfect for me. I have huge hands and long fingers so they actually feel alot better for me. My main gripe with fender 5 strings is the spacing is so narrow my hand feels cramped. I believe fenders are 17mm string spacing while the Laklands are 19mm.
 
Ancient Tone said:
Wide, flat and low action neck is perfect for me. I have huge hands and long fingers so they actually feel alot better for me. My main gripe with fender 5 strings is the spacing is so narrow my hand feels cramped. I believe fenders are 17mm string spacing while the Laklands are 19mm.

Yeah the spacing took a little getting used to. not sure what it is on the Glaub but it is wider than any fender i have played. never tried a lakland 5 string though.
 
Ancient Tone said:
So after looking at basses for the past few days I think I found the 5 string I'm gonna save up for. A Lakland 55-02, its got the maple fretboard, an active / passive switch, and I like the idea of the 35" scale and a MM style bridge pickup. Does anyone have any experience with these?

I highly recommend the Bart's over the lakland pups if you must have a lakland. I wanted a lakland for a long time after i played one in Chicago. When I was about to drop money on a lakland I wanted to check out the new pups, they were not cool. It had a different preamp too. A lot of people liked the new pups and pre but not me. I'm kinda in the market for a 5 string and lakland isn't even on the list anymore.