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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

Hey Jan, did you get to hear that new peavey minimega?

Also I'm super jealous of P-Funk.
I think I'll queue up Maggot Brain for today.

I heard a version of it last year at the show and again in April at Peavey HQ, didn't listen to it this year. I remember it sounding good, but didn't really get to turn it up or play with it. It was being used in a blues band at the Peavey training, but that was also going through a huge PA so I'm not sure what was the amp and what was the PA.

I'll say it again, P-Funk was incredible. THREE BASS PLAYERS.
 
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Pretty sure I've decided to get a Pharaoh Supreme when I get the scratch together. Which place typically has the best deals? I've been to Prymaxe, but they apparently don't do all deals on Blackarts stuff when I checked the fine print. Rogue Guitar Shop? Any info is appreciated!

So when they are having one of those 15 or 20% off of effects sales you can enter the code on the payment page for BAT stuff? Bummer. Well there are always someone flipping on here, Reverb, and ILF to save a bit. Newer product so you might have to hang in there a bit but then again you might have a GAS attack...
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Yep I see what you mean. For shitz and giggles I slapped a Supreme in the Prymaxe shopping cart and entered the sale code they are having and it said it wasn't valid, bummer.
 
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Yo dudes, day two on the dole. Don't start new job until mid-Feb. Enjoying some decent late-Jan weather with a trail run. B-prac was solid last night, it was good to get back to full fuzz, filth & volume after the acoustic spell. After the last gig, I decided to keep the Boss chorus on the board for a while.
The last pedal I have left from my first pedal board is a Boss CEB-3. There doesn't seem to be allot of love for them but I've always dug mine.
 
I put a .120 set on my brown ric for drop B and it was nice, but when I tuned it up to drop c the neck bowed. I have a .110-55 set on the white ric and its doing fine. Vintage necks for Rics do weird things and I alway try to play on the safe side. I still have a circle k .118 drop set that worked on the brown ric, string brand also plays in the equation I suppose.

yeah i think with C standard i'll be playing it fairly safe with the 120-90-65-50 set if i'm already very loose with 110-85-70-50. neck on the azureglo 4001 is bowed slightly at the moment but i blame my action change and the weather getting really shaging hot this year and leaving it in storage without temperature control. putting her in soon for a setup for a new bridge, new nut, addition of a pull bar and treble bezel, full setup for new string gauge and a phase/polarity flip switch for the bridge pickup. i've been ruing the amount of money i've put into maintenance of gear recently but i realise i've been playing heavily for two years and have only been buying and selling toys - not spending anything on maintenance of my bajillion year old gear.
 
So what's a good way to practice drums?

I am thinking some kind of noise canceling headphone setup or something? I could also use this with bass/guitar jamming and learning covers, in addition to the ability to hear like youtube lessons/metronomes.

I have no idea really, but if I could have like that and a ditto pedal so I could practice over stuff I wrote on another instrument real quick too that would be cool. Hopefully one of you have an idea that wont totally brea the bank.