Also, this came in the mail today:
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Man I dig this Squier Baritone.
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Yeah pretty ugly but at least it is a hardtail. I know they are just reusing the bass VI necks for another product but happy they went hardtail for the jazzmaster.*** is with that bridge though. I like it otherwise.
Be sure to add some support on the back of the amp in the rack. I've tore up my SWR SM900 and noticed the Carvin power amp was kinda loosy goosy with just the rack ears to support.
Leads to a question. Why not go pre amp/power amp setup?
As for the Baritone? Try Bass Strings online. He could also blend a custom set for you if you like. Invalid Link Removed
I've never seen pickups like this with bar and pole combination. Curious how it turns out. Don't knock yourself too much on the finish. The next one will be better.
At practice tonight i took a gander behind my amp and feel pretty stupid for even asking what id need ti run another cab. The amp itself has 2 8 ohm and 2 4 or 2 ohm jacks. Then my cab has two speakon jacks so i can either daisy chain or run in parallel right? So which one is going to give me the most pant flapping?
I get it man. My house is looking like a musical stonehenge lately. Racks, Cabs, and my Klipsch collection...But still wanting more. Hope this next head is new so you can be the one to put all the hours on it.Because with a separate setup I'd have to make 2 difficult decisions instead of just 1.Seriously, that's what it boils down to.
They were going to be my next suggestion. Nice to hear he's stepping up on the customer service game a bit. Let us know how it turns out.I checked out Circle K strings (wait now they're "Kalium Strings") as they have a dizzying array of stuff, including singles. I ordered a .17 to .73 guitar set, but added some heavier gauge singles so I could tweak to taste. I also added some unwound bass core singles in 0.14 to 0.22 gauges (they have those, really!) because I was concerned that the higher-pitched strings wouldn't stretch all the way to the tuning peg on the standard fender-shaped headstock. I measured it at about 34.5 inches from bridge to tuning peg.
Well so I placed the online order with paypal payment. A few hours later, Skip from Kalium CALLS me. He was trying to get an idea what I was doing, so I talked about this project, and he assured me their guitar strings would be plenty long enough and that he could cancel the order and save me some money. So that's what we did. Yes, a businessman took time out his day to understand his customer's needs and instruct him to give him LESS revenue. So that's kind of awesome. I give this outfit two big thumbs up right now. Now just to find out if the tone matches the service!
Attn Max:
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That sucks. Be interested to hear about the B2000. When they start showing up used, they should be around $400. Makes me drool...Well, toasted my guitarists old bass head. Gotta wonder what I'm doing to amps. TB1000 kicked the bucket a few months ago, and the loaner went this past week. AT A SHOW!! lol. shiiiit.
In my defense, the loaner was super old and purchased for 30 bucks.
Since I'm looking to add a 2nd dually, I'm picking up a Carvin B2000 tomorrow that'll run a **** ton of watts @ 2ohm. Rackmountable, so I'll be able to give it a little heft, so I don't rattle it off my cabs.
If I burn this thing out I'm going to have to seriously analyze why I'm brutalizing these things. I don't really feel like I'm pushing anything too hard.