the fat beams are surprisingly good just practising at home with them, not too twangy or overbright as anticipated and not floppy, will gig tommorow night with them for the acid test and see what there really made of.
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I realize I wasn't the original poster, but as a Pedulla Rapture owner myself, I thought this was TREMENDOUSLY interesting and helpful. Thanks.You can A/B a set on my myspace page.
Granted, I did use 2 different mic pre's, but I think you can tell the difference in tone.
"6 AM" Rapture with standard nickel D'Addario. Used a Telefunken mic pre. Nice and fat and all...
But listen to "Natural Chemical"...and you'll hear the difference with the DRs. I tracked through a UA 610, I think. This particular track featured the great session drummer Nate Morton from the "Rockstar INXS" house band, as well as playing with Paul Stanley and a crapload of other artists.
None of the tracks were edited, so obviously there's some rough spots and stuff like that, since well, they are unmixed roughs.
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Really nice songs and bass playing! Sweet tone, I love Pedulla basses!Depends on what kind of Pedulla. I have a Rapture Jazz 5 (sounds like a great jazz bass) and it came to life with some DR Fatbeams. Made a huge difference. It'
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(listen to "Natural Chemical")