That’s hilarious!Can you do Woodstock looking more aggressive, like a thunderbird? More like this:
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That’s hilarious!Can you do Woodstock looking more aggressive, like a thunderbird? More like this:
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For those who search for the best string match for various basses maybe this will be of interest.
I swapped the DTFs from my EBO onto the LP DC. I’m liking it so far. The EBO worked well with the DTFs when they were new.
What I love about Paul Webb's bass playing is how he offsets those dark lyrics with some really fun, hopping bass lines.
"Give it up" is another good showcase of Webb's bass playing.
.don’t think a master volume would be as missed if the original volume was placed post EQ instead of pre for example…
I feel like you are speaking in code…
If we're talking about under-appreciated bass players, I'll throw in David J (Haskins) from Bauhaus, Love and Rockets, and more. Fretless P Bass.
I passed on a 60’s Dual Showman with a 212 cab a few years ago. But my buddy bought it. Hmmm I should ask if he’s got it running…
Bass geek acronyms…..I hate to say it but I do understand it though.
to drive those lower gain output tubes, yes…Is that why 70's SVT heads have so much gain?
yeah, fast octaves with a pick ain’t much fun….I can play it two-finger (thumb & pointer) style like a disco riff but would have to work on playing it using a pick like he does.

yeah, fast octaves with a pick ain’t much fun….
DTF : Dual Thunderbird FiddleI feel like you are speaking in code…
Happy New Year, everyone!
50 plus pages to skip since my Holiday work break. I hope I didn't miss too much and you all had some much deserved time off with family and friends.
I confess to being a little OCD about finding the "right" string for each bass, or at least how I want it to sound. I've never found one string that I put on everything, largely because I don't want everything to sound the same. It's a fun but expensive hobby--but it's wonderful when you try a string and while playing in a mix you keep thinking, "This sounds fantastic. I could play all day with this tone." I have to go for good sound since the playing is marginal. "If you can't play good, you can at least sound good" is my motto. Kind of like when first married we had older cars but I kept them clean and looking good. I told my wife that while we can't ride around in a newer car, riding around in a dirty one is a choice. The cars may not be new, but at least they will be clean and look nice.I swapped the DTFs from my EBO onto the LP DC. I’m liking it so far. The EBO worked well with the DTFs when they were new.
To me the magic is driving those power tubes. But often the volume is not usable. Don't want people in the first three rows puking as JimmyM says.to drive those lower gain output tubes, yes…
Need to add these interpretive "definitions" to the Wiki page that doesn't exist.DTF : Dual Thunderbird Fiddle
EBO : Electric Bass Orchestra
LP : Lo-Z P-bass
DC : Digitally Compressed
Happy New Year, everyone!
50 plus pages to skip since my Holiday work break. I hope I didn't miss too much and you all had some much deserved time off with family and friends.