In my experience it's been the complete opposite. Weird.
I always found the Bartolini MK-1 active pre/passive pups in my Ibby SR played very nice with effects. The stock Ibby pre in my lower-end SR, not so much.
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In my experience it's been the complete opposite. Weird.
I always found the Bartolini MK-1 active pre/passive pups in my Ibby SR played very nice with effects. The stock Ibby pre in my lower-end SR, not so much.
I use slinky's on one, Marcus miller fat beam dr's on another, and I think ive got boomers on a third....waitin to try out some coated slinkys.
What is this trick you speak of?? How was the show too?
Not a trick, it's in the JDI manual, basically you connect the JDI to your speaker out on your amp. That way the PA gets the sound of your bass, effects, preamp and poweramp. It's the only way I ever use my JDI live.
I was leaning towards Fat Beams or D'addario Half Rounds. I used to play DR Sunbeams all the time. Talked to the bass player from Ozenza and she swears by Fat Beams. Prolly give those a shot.
Hey, you've got a Stingray Classic also right? With the string through bridge, will normal scale strings be kosher?
That is not ok. One must have an unnecessarily firm opinion and spitefully look down upon anyone who doesn't share it.
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Compared to over $300 sure. It's a love/hate pedal. Some love it some hate it. Clones go anywhere from $60-115. Do you use active or passive bass? (I hate asking this because I'm biased)
bassboysam said:1. High gain
2. Low and dark
3. Tone bypassed
1. High gain
2. Low and dark
3. Tone bypassed