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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

We voted Kawai-chang "Most likely to sniff his own farts and like it"

You missed the award ceremony.
Just got asked to don a gorilla suit for a friends bands music video.

Always did want to try on a gorilla costume... This will definitely cross that off the bucket list.
Did you leave a territorial stench it it?
 
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Starting bass tracking for the 2nd HC EP tonight. Really looking forward to it! My rig will be Hiwatt 400 > 3620 with a MD421 on an 18. I'll have the Countryman DI b/w the 400 & 3620, too. I'm using the Ric to do all the E stnd and Drop D stuff this week, then I'll re-setup the Ric for C sntd and do all that stuff next. I have one song where I need AEAD, and I'll still use my modified Squier P for that.

Tonewise, I'm thinking of using mostly the Ric bridge pup w/vintage pot pulled out. Because that has a low end cut, I'm boosting lows using my Behringer Sansamp clone. I'm also using the Brilliant channel on the Hiwatt. If that ends up with too much attack, I can cut a little by using the Normal input, rolling off some tone on the Ric, or presence on the preamp.
 
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Working late today then off for a few days.

My 14x22 bass drum needs just a little more sanding on the wood hoops then I can refinish the thing. Here it is mocked up with my bigger pieces as my big kit, vs the micro one.
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I'm siding with Manila over brown and legal paper so far. Goes well with that map up there in the corner that will cover the smaller snare.

Anyone have a paper color thought or other cool paper I'm not thinking of (not a fan of comics FYI).
 
Understood. Hence the question when it last saw a tech for a checkup. One down side is PCB boards and not turret... Caps were apparently replaced 2008. If it sounds like a keeper I may jump.

Ampeg has been using PCBs since about 1970 - with some of the tube sockets mounted right on the board (the HORROR). I think they know what they're doing.
 
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