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I know we saw pics from the seller already, but that is not stopping you from posting some more...give us some bass porn man!!!The holoflake green G Bass has landed. Strung it BEAD, made a few set up tweaks and it's a keeper. Doesn't have the sweet looking weave on the neck since I couldn't be that lucky twice but has good looking black paint that feels slick. Overall shine about a mile deep. One thing that's curious...it was set up from the factory for 9 volts. The Pearl G Bass is set up for 18. Can't hear any difference through headphones.
@mech
How'd you mean "set up from factory for 9v" ?
I know we saw pics from the seller already, but that is not stopping you from posting some more...give us some bass porn man!!!
9v vs 18v ...there was a "wave" of time that folks were changing to 9v. Sadly... few figured out that it didn't require an instrument resolder to achive the 18-9 change.
Quiz Quesion... anyone know how to do it without touching the instrument preamp?
Take a 9V clip and solder the two wires together, insulate the connection and use it to short one of the two in the instrument.
$38 Patriot bass package! Insane deal!Fella in the UK posted this earlier. Patriot minus tone pot with added hideous PG
Total cost with Behringer Ultrabass combo,stand,strap and cables £28 !!! Since a large Domino pizza and 2 sides costs £23 here I'm betting the other £5 went on 4 brownies and a coke (£4.79)![]()
18v to 9v conversion. What's the benefit? I don't consider my battery expenses to be that much. Does it offer something more?