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Had a Drummer at rehearsal on Friday, but it was kinda weird cause he was much older than I thought. We were jamming Killing in the Name of and he didn't knew it, so he messed up the breaks...seems like we'll have to keep searching.
My rig was awesome though, even if I had to turn up quite a bit more than I would have thought.
RD's and Rippers/G-3's are 34" like most basses, though, aren't they?
well I'm definitely no photographer, and the room is quite dark...
The cabs are made by a German custom guy. They are pretty light and come with a switchable 8 inch speaker.
The Bass is a MiM 50s classic upgraded with a Babicz Bridge and a SPB2. Has a pretty nasty 7th fret G string dead spot, but sounds great IMO.
BTW, Joe, have you considered something like a Line6 M9? It can do the weird sound thing pretty good and isnt quite as expensive as a custom pedal...
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All you need to know about gibsons is here. I know grabbers are 34.5" I ran Drop C with 105-50 and it felt great.
Any only have experience with Explorer basses? Toying with the idea of trying to trade my Guild for that old Baroness Explorer in the classifieds but I'm not sure trying to play in C would be good on a 32" scale?
Lazarus.Bird said:Any only have experience with Explorer basses? Toying with the idea of trying to trade my Guild for that old Baroness Explorer in the classifieds but I'm not sure trying to play in C would be good on a 32" scale?
Sartori said:Explorers tend to be neck-divey. Can be worked around, though.
I wouldn't worry about the scale. I mean, Rickenbackers are less than 34", too, and they handle low tunings quite well.