Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Be ready to duck.I might. Especially if I need more headroom. I’ll know pretty quick
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Be ready to duck.I might. Especially if I need more headroom. I’ll know pretty quick
Excellent. Molten, golden caramel bassery.
Mine was shipped by road from Perth (4000km) and arrived in fine nick.
Years and years? You got over it? Hmmm....



Precision sounds are more gold than Thunderbirds.
He is like 4 hours from me now, If me makes it down to my place for any amount of time his family might leave town without him.Hey! There's a thought @dukeorock
For your return trip, you could come across Canadiadia, stopping to have a tall cold one with each of our Great Northern "Thunderbrethren". Then you could cut back Michigan way, & catch Larry V, Wolfkeller, and myself, then down to Ohio and/or Indiana for a couple stops before pulling back in yer own driveway (make sure to bring plenty of valium for the missus)![]()

But the road is straight.He is like 4 hours from me now, If me makes it down to my place for any amount of time his family might leave town without him.![]()
Color of the sound. That makes sense, or it doesn't. I thought it was normal. Apparently not. That's true of lots of things.
Well sir... I appreciate that!@theFixer - looks like the Ray is giving you fits. I'm a Ray man and have had about every configuration of the beast ever made. My preference is the preEB viariant with the two band preamp because it's so easy to get a good sound out of. But it looks like you have the newer three band model. If that's the case, what you'll find is the mid knob is constantly at odds with the bass and treble knobs. Outside of replacing the three band preamp with a two band model the next best thing is to set the mid knob at the halfway point or less, drop the treble knob down to 50% or less and bump the bass knob up to your taste. Make sure your amp is EQ'd at relatively neutral. It helps if you have the bass strung with non zingy strings - Black Beauties are my favorite.
Good luck.
What are the DR flats that are the equivalent of High Beams?Well sir... I appreciate that!
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It "gave me fits" before I cast the demon outa the neck (that was just weird!)
Big tip o' the cap to 'the Bass Shop' in Seattle! They gotta good bunch o' guys over there
As for the sound... I wouldn't say it's "givin' me fits" really. We just gotta get to know each other. I knew it would be "different"... I just never expected it to be SSSOOO different!
As for strings... I was originally going to seize this as an opportunity to try out some Cobalt Flats. After reading the same review, "round sound flat wound"... I started looking around & found that DR makes what is basically a flat wound version of the High Beams I love so much, so I think I'm gonna go that way...
My apologiesColor of the sound. That makes sense, or it doesn't. I thought it was normal. Apparently not. That's true of lots of things.







Invalid Link RemovedWhat are the DR flats that are the equivalent of High Beams?
Well, maybe that too, but only by accident. A P-bass does have a gold-ish, dry sound. One of these days I probably ought to do some kind of scientific study with a tone generator to figure out what frequency is what color. It probably wouldn't work. Pure tones probably wouldn't have a color. Just viscosity.My apologies
It hadn't occurred to me that you doing your color/sound thing. I thought you were mocking a dumbschitt GenPopper![]()
Sweet!Just look at them!drooldrooldrooldrooldrooldrool
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Apparently they sink Corvettes there too![]()
And here I thought it meant that him indoors was going to go over and make the guy wear vintage sunglasses, in the dark.
In Canada we use the metric system........![]()
168 pages to go before we hit the majick 3000....