Whose TS calculator?
The one widely available as a free download for Windows ... Duncan Amplification.
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Whose TS calculator?
You know how in Florida they have the “Turtles” in the roads to designate lanes? The last time I was there I asked someone how they had them without the snowplows shearing them off.
I was met with a blank stare.
The one widely available as a free download for Windows ... Duncan Amplification.
I couldn't resist.
Cool. Not sure if it was the sound you didn't like or it died on you, but I'm glad you've got exactly what works for you. To be fair to GK, though, 37 years is a long time. Infinite for technology.Yep.
It was a perfectly reasonable piece of equipment, the sound just wasn't for me. Honestly in 37 years my tastes haven't changed much, I still have my 1972 Marshall Major and Hiwatts are my main amps these days.Cool. Not sure if it was the sound you didn't like or it died on you, but I'm glad you've got exactly what works for you. To be fair to GK, though, 37 years is a long time. Infinite for technology.
Totally understandable. I love the consistency in your gear/tastes, too. And from what I've heard in your videos, I'd be happy with that setup, too.It was a perfectly reasonable piece of equipment, the sound just wasn't for me. Honestly in 37 years my tastes haven't changed much, I still have my 1972 Marshall Major and Hiwatts are my main amps these days.
Nice! Is that a VP in the rack?Evening all. It’s been a while, but I thought I’d drop by and say hello.
Still loving my epi birds, although the Tokai has now left the aviary.
I got an urge to try something new recently, but couldn’t go without twin humbuckers. So yesterday I took delivery of a rather nice Epiphone Les Paul Special. What a bass! The sound is huge, and it’s surprisingly comfortable to play.
Hope all my fellow bird brains are doing well
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Well, since i'm at it. I'll take it one step further, or behind. How ever one see's it.
Well, since i'm at it. I'll take it one step further, or behind. How ever one see's it.
If anyone could possibly be interested, here’s a soundcloud rundown of the 7 basses I played last night into Logic. Everything just straight into the interface, no tweaking of the sounds. It’s pretty ‘warts and all,’ with plenty of clams and lots of fret noise on the Hofner, especially. Both ‘Birds have dead strings, especially the Cataldo. I also don’t like the strings on the Drake. 8 bars with each bass.
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1. Hofner 500/1 w/black tapes
2. EB3L w/ Dunlop Super Brights
3. ‘02 Gibson T Bird w/ deadish Lo Riders
4. MusicMan Sabre unsure on strings
5. Cataldo NR w/ super dead BassBurners
6. Gretsch Spectrasonic w/ Black Beauties
7. Drake w/ Cobalt Rounds
Here's the thing for me. They all sound great. How does one even rate this?
I'm amazed you could change basses so quickly.If anyone could possibly be interested, here’s a soundcloud rundown of the 7 basses I played last night into Logic. Everything just straight into the interface, no tweaking of the sounds. It’s pretty ‘warts and all,’ with plenty of clams and lots of fret noise on the Hofner, especially. Both ‘Birds have dead strings, especially the Cataldo. I also don’t like the strings on the Drake. 8 bars with each bass.
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1. Hofner 500/1 w/black tapes
2. EB3L w/ Dunlop Super Brights
3. ‘02 Gibson T Bird w/ deadish Lo Riders
4. MusicMan Sabre unsure on strings
5. Cataldo NR w/ super dead BassBurners
6. Gretsch Spectrasonic w/ Black Beauties
7. Drake w/ Cobalt Rounds

It’s cool to see a 60s bassist playing a semi acoustic at the proper height! And what the heck is that?