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Derelict78 wrote:That probably sounds awful in the best possible way.
neonblack wrote:KaosCill8r wrote:Gruesomania wrote:
Picked this up today. Loving the 30" scale, finding it a lot easier to play than the 34" ones.
Am looking at one of these myself. I have a squire vm jaguar short scale guitar and it rocks. Thinking of getting its bass brother. How does it sound?
If its like mine, the P pickup sounds nice and fat, but the J pickup sounds weak and thin. I just keep the P pickup soloed for now.
I love the way this thing feels in my hands though. I'm actually in the process of fixing mine up a bit right now. But I've been playing it for the last few months and falling in love with it. It deserves to be babied.
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Derelict78 wrote:That probably sounds awful in the best possible way.
neonblack wrote:This one is way bad. I dont love the sound of bridge pickups in general, but you cant even hear mine unless its soloed, and then blech.
The red made it seem like a kids guitar to me. I dunno. I just prefer darker/more muted colors, or white.
I'm worried my paint job is gonna look cheap though.
I'll have to see it in the sunlight, but I'm on the fence about the navy I picked.
Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
srsly?
Fuck you.
bigchiefbc wrote:neonblack wrote:This one is way bad. I dont love the sound of bridge pickups in general, but you cant even hear mine unless its soloed, and then blech.
The red made it seem like a kids guitar to me. I dunno. I just prefer darker/more muted colors, or white.
I'm worried my paint job is gonna look cheap though.
I'll have to see it in the sunlight, but I'm on the fence about the navy I picked.
Interesting. I have the full scale VM Jag bass, and the J pup in the bridge is so fucking loud that it overdrives my amp all by itself. I usually turn the volume for it halfway down, and leave the P pup up full volume.
Holy Schnikes wrote:Just picked up this Jack Casady in Ltd. Edition Silverburst. I've always wanted a semi-hollow bass and this thing absolutely RIPS for the money. Great build quality, plays wonderfully, and the Varitone options on the single pickup offer a huge variety of tones. Just waiting on some DR nickel Low Riders and I'll get it set up exactly to my liking.
sonidero wrote:Roll a plus 13 for fire and with my immunity to wack I dodge the cough and pass a turn to chill and look at these rocks...
kbithecrowing wrote:Making out with my girl friday night, I couldn't stop thinking about flangers.
neonblack wrote:KaosCill8r wrote:Gruesomania wrote:Picked this up today. Loving the 30" scale, finding it a lot easier to play than the 34" ones.
Am looking at one of these myself. I have a squire vm jaguar short scale guitar and it rocks. Thinking of getting its bass brother. How does it sound?
If its like mine, the P pickup sounds nice and fat, but the J pickup sounds weak and thin. I just keep the P pickup soloed for now.
I love the way this thing feels in my hands though. I'm actually in the process of fixing mine up a bit right now. But I've been playing it for the last few months and falling in love with it. It deserves to be babied.
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