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The DragonFly

I bought one. Gimmick?? It sounds like I'm in a tin can.
Anybody know how to get rid of the "tinny" sound?
The sustain is however quite remarkable.

I like passive basses so I guess I'll have to buy something with batteries to practice with while traveling...or maybe practice in the bathroom, naked.........sitting in the tub, no water of course.

I think there is a market for a direct brain or ear implant that you could hook up to............it could work I think.
 
John Webb said:
I bought one. Gimmick?? It sounds like I'm in a tin can.
Anybody know how to get rid of the "tinny" sound?
The sustain is however quite remarkable.

I like passive basses so I guess I'll have to buy something with batteries to practice with while traveling...or maybe practice in the bathroom, naked.........sitting in the tub, no water of course.

I think there is a market for a direct brain or ear implant that you could hook up to............it could work I think.

What difference does it make if your bass is passive or active? As far as the Dragonfly goes I mean. Your bass isn't even plugged in when you use the Dragonfly, correct?
 

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