You're in your 20s or 30s? Seems to be a common problem with that age as well. Matched with confidence greatly exceeding their experience.As I get older my input filter loses bandwidth, while my output filter seems to malfunction occasionally.
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You're in your 20s or 30s? Seems to be a common problem with that age as well. Matched with confidence greatly exceeding their experience.As I get older my input filter loses bandwidth, while my output filter seems to malfunction occasionally.
But what you said is true!That's just great - no sooner do I reprogram all my incorrect tube vs SS Talkbass GP Amp learnings to the correct "watts is watts is watts" and now I find out that there's "slow watts and fast watts".
Watts a person to do!
No multimeter, no problem. Just fill the bathtub up with water, plug the amp in to the wall socket and drop it in the tub. If it flips the circuit breaker or flashes pretty bursts of bright light then you were getting ample power to the amp and there's no problem with your outlet or your cord.
PS - anyone following this advice is automatically eligible for a Darwin Award. To posthumously collect your reward you'll need to reach into the bathtub to extract your amp while it's still plugged in.
Said another way - DONT DO THIS, IT WILL KILL YOU.
I think he is describing being old enough to just not give a f#%k what anyone thinks anymore.You're in your 20s or 30s? Seems to be a common problem with that age as well. Matched with confidence greatly exceeding their experience.
What? No "And don't forget your watermelon helmet for safety"?Actually, I know the cord is good. With it plugged into the wall, I licked it and my tongue tingled.*
* I didn't really do this and I highly recommend that others not lick any electrical component. But if you do, have someone take a video and post it here.
These words he speaks are true.But what you said is true!
Speaking of the pic. I'll be getting one of those delivered in a few days. I won't look like that playing it...but mine will have a metal pickguard!These words he speaks are true.
We're all humanary stew,
If we don't pledge allegience to,
The Black Widow!
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But what you said is true!
I am suddenly reminded of:
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The ?? you need is something to convert analog to digital.
Many types of interfaces available at various price points
Audio Interfaces | Sweetwater
Ready to go as long as you have a computer running Windows XP...yeah, I thought the Zoom would act in this way. I remembered that there was an extra port on it.
So I’ve just searched for the manual... I know, I’ll check my man card in at reception... and found this bit.
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I guess I don’t need a RockSmith cable.
am I good to go ?
Does it say "Chuck" on his bicep?These words he speaks are true.
We're all humanary stew,
If we don't pledge allegience to,
The Black Widow!
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You're definitely gonna have to experiment with strings that will compliment the TB+.Speaking of the pic. I'll be getting one of those delivered in a few days. I won't look like that playing it...but mine will have a metal pickguard!
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After playing the '64 and VPs so much lately, I'm hoping the tone on this won't disappoint.
Looks like it. Maybe that is his ID?Does it say "Chuck" on his bicep?
I keep mine in my wallet, but YMMV I guess.Looks like it. Maybe that is his ID?
I can say no more lest we move down the path of Laurentian politics. And that would be exceptionally confusing to our American friends who have enough trouble with the metric system...
I'll have a Royale with cheese,
...Je me souviens....Not!..It's a tasty burger.I'll have a Royale with cheese
I don't think it would be wise to get a hamburger as a souvenir....Je me souviens....Not!..
Thanks for the insight. I currently has lightly used DM Black Beauties. The previous owner said he didn't like the flats he tried, but these really work (for whatever tone he was shooting for). I tried a lot of strings for the VPs to get a big, fat, thick tone with mid to low mid punch. (They seem to lack just a little in the lows in some ways for what I like.) I don't care for clank for my purposes. It will be interesting to play the string game to see what works best.You're definitely gonna have to experiment with strings that will compliment the TB+.
Also: raise the pickups as high as you can, keep the neck pickup at 11 and back off the bridge pickup a little, at least for a starting point.
Nice. The DRs should be a good starting point for you. Every DR string I've tried I've found too "polite." But I like mean and dirty.Thanks for the insight. I currently has lightly used DM Black Beauties. The previous owner said he didn't like the flats he tried, but these really work (for whatever tone he was shooting for). I tried a lot of strings for the VPs to get a big, fat, thick tone with mid to low mid punch. (They seem to lack just a little in the lows in some ways for what I like.) I don't care for clank for my purposes. It will be interesting to play the string game to see what works best. I hope and want it to have it's own character and have a good start on strings to try.
It went into protection mode or the master had to be up high?