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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

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Received this yesterday :bassist:

My other bass is an old Squier Jazz with Model J pickups, I always thought it was super loud and this does seem really quiet in comparison, so much so that I might flip a couple of my dirt pedals as it isn't strong enough to really get them going. Anyone else experienced this? I've not had a chance to play around with it, maybe I can raise the pickup height or something.

It sounds amazing, the variety of tones you can get is crazy!
 
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Received this yesterday :bassist:

My other bass is an old Squier Jazz with Model J pickups, I always thought it was super loud and this does seem really quiet in comparison, so much so that I might flip a couple of my dirt pedals as it isn't strong enough to really get them going. Anyone else experienced this? I've not had a chance to play around with it, maybe I can raise the pickup height or something.

It sounds amazing, the variety of tones you can get is crazy!

That is one of the few 4 bangers, or parallel fret basses that still gives me a bit of gas.

I would check the Pup height.
 
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Received this yesterday :bassist:

My other bass is an old Squier Jazz with Model J pickups, I always thought it was super loud and this does seem really quiet in comparison, so much so that I might flip a couple of my dirt pedals as it isn't strong enough to really get them going. Anyone else experienced this? I've not had a chance to play around with it, maybe I can raise the pickup height or something.

It sounds amazing, the variety of tones you can get is crazy!

She's a beaut, Clark!
 
Speaking of cabs, a 412 Mesa just popped up on my local CL. It's been a pretty good spring for used bass gear in my area...

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Received this yesterday :bassist:

My other bass is an old Squier Jazz with Model J pickups, I always thought it was super loud and this does seem really quiet in comparison, so much so that I might flip a couple of my dirt pedals as it isn't strong enough to really get them going. Anyone else experienced this? I've not had a chance to play around with it, maybe I can raise the pickup height or something.

It sounds amazing, the variety of tones you can get is crazy!

Purty T-40!!
 
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Hey all you DIY cab makers, I was looking for some strap handle to add to the top of my new combo and ran across this site, thought you might like it:

http://www.reliablehardware.com/

So, I'm looking to add another strap or 2 to the top of my combo, do I HAVE to use T-nuts and machine screws, or can I use wood screws? The cab is made from plywood. I'd rather not have to pull the chassis, but will do it on your recommendations.
 
Hey all you DIY cab makers, I was looking for some strap handle to add to the top of my new combo and ran across this site, thought you might like it:

http://www.reliablehardware.com/
So, I'm looking to add another strap or 2 to the top of my combo, do I HAVE to use T-nuts and machine screws, or can I use wood screws? The cab is made from plywood. I'd rather not have to pull the chassis, but will do it on your recommendations.
You can use screws I don't prefer to. If you do pre-drill your holes before adding screws.
I prefer
http://www.speakerhardware.com
Better shipping prices and has all the odds and ends like Recex screws which are superior to drywall screw's IMO.
 
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