Have we caught the Spector Club yet?
No?
Onwards and upwards!
No?
Onwards and upwards!
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I don't use compressors because I'm already going into an overdriven amp, which itself is a form of compression.Not being an obsessive compulsive list making sort of person:
Thunderbird > Diamond BCP-1 compressor* > TC Vortex flanger** > Traynor YBA200 + Ampeg SVT212AV.
* Used to be always on, these days think it kills a little Thunderbucker snarl. What to do?
** Usually off.
I don't use compressors because I'm already going into an overdriven amp, which itself is a form of compression.
Yep. Nice rig.I have a PF 500, works fine but it seems a bit generic to me so I went and changed things up. Now the Ampeg sits in her case in the closet. I should sell it.
So now:
GK 400RBIV into an Avatar 115
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Have any of you ever had a truss rod spring back when you were trying to tighten it?
No.Have any of you ever had a truss rod spring back when you were trying to tighten it?
GLX-D. It doubles as a tuner, which is great especially with the upright and gut strings. Plus, it lets me spin the upright, bounce around, and generally make an idiot of myself without getting tangled up in my own leash. It also has a rechargeable battery in the transmitter. That battery lasts some absurd number of hours, so even when I forget to plug it in, it hasn't run out of juice on me. And, I don't have to remember to bring batteries.The funny thing is you have more devices in your signal chain than I do. Which Shure? You may have said before but I wasn't taking notes.
Let's get this thread back on topic. My Vintage Pro arrived late last week but just found some time for pics...View attachment 2841365
Have any of you ever had a truss rod spring back when you were trying to tighten it?
The top board didn't turn out perfect, but is useable. So I'm not going to waste Velcro on it, but it works for my current needs... or until I decide to make another top board. Put the power supply on the ground just so the wiring didn't look all twisted.
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Not to laugh at any sort of misfortune......... There's just some sexual innuendo. Sorry.
I mean...on the fly... right then. As I relieve pressure on the TR wrench, it springs right back! I've never experienced this before & it's kinda meltin' my cheese here...Yes but over a couple of days. I tightened the truss rod on my 73' Jazz bass after it sat for many years. It looked good when I put it back in the case but after a couple of days the neck developed a bow again. I let if sit for about a week and adjusted it again. Seems to be ok now.
I miss my Superbass.100 watt Marshall Superbass with two 4x12 would be the right Marshall...![]()
yessirNice!, is that the build?