excane wrote:Do you guys have ANY IDEA how hard it is gathering up all this fucking shit to haul ass to the studio?
There's this thing called a 'pedalboard' that is supposed to help organize all of your noizboxes into one contained unit-thingy...I hear that they're quite popular.
*sigh* My work is never appreciated.
My name is Mudd wrote: this thing called a 'pedalboard'
greyscales wrote:Soooo... I finally figured out why my Jag bass wasn't playing well with pedals. The pickup was too close to the strings, making everything clip/compress/not work. Lowered it, and now everything sounds great.
I just noticed last night that it feels as if my string height has risen on my E string. I don't know if it can raise over time or it just jumped out at me for some reason. Maybe I have a poltergeist.
greyscales wrote:Soooo... I finally figured out why my Jag bass wasn't playing well with pedals. The pickup was too close to the strings, making everything clip/compress/not work. Lowered it, and now everything sounds great.
I just noticed last night that it feels as if my string height has risen on my E string. I don't know if it can raise over time or it just jumped out at me for some reason. Maybe I have a poltergeist.
Depending on the weather and when I restring my basses, the string height will fluctuate a little bit. I'm pretty comfortable with high action, as I'm a little ham fisted when it comes to playing bass, so it doesn't usually bother me. Although, poltergeists are also a reasonable theory.
Honestly every time the Ezekiel came up in threads I totally dismissed it. I just saw the DAM name and the controls and said, "meh so it's an insanely overpriced tonebender clone with a clean blend (which is all it takes for some builders to call something "made for bass") and some clipping options with the rotary switch.
bigchiefbc wrote:Honestly every time the Ezekiel came up in threads I totally dismissed it. I just saw the DAM name and the controls and said, "meh so it's an insanely overpriced tonebender clone with a clean blend (which is all it takes for some builders to call something "made for bass") and some clipping options with the rotary switch.
When it first made the net rounds I wanted one... but they seemed pretty hard to get... and at the time I wasn't into spending a lot on pedals....In a way I kind'a wish I had just gone with my first instinct on a lot of things like filters and so on... would have saved me more money in the end...
My name is Mudd wrote:Damp air, and the neck moved a bit?
Could be actually. It's been cold and wet plus I grab my bass by the neck all the time.
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Waterpilot wrote:
greyscales wrote:Soooo... I finally figured out why my Jag bass wasn't playing well with pedals. The pickup was too close to the strings, making everything clip/compress/not work. Lowered it, and now everything sounds great.
I just noticed last night that it feels as if my string height has risen on my E string. I don't know if it can raise over time or it just jumped out at me for some reason. Maybe I have a poltergeist.
Depending on the weather and when I restring my basses, the string height will fluctuate a little bit. I'm pretty comfortable with high action, as I'm a little ham fisted when it comes to playing bass, so it doesn't usually bother me. Although, poltergeists are also a reasonable theory.
Haha I'm pretty sure poltergeists like this time of year. Probably.
greyscales wrote:Soooo... I finally figured out why my Jag bass wasn't playing well with pedals. The pickup was too close to the strings, making everything clip/compress/not work. Lowered it, and now everything sounds great.
I just noticed last night that it feels as if my string height has risen on my E string. I don't know if it can raise over time or it just jumped out at me for some reason. Maybe I have a poltergeist.
perhaps the string stretched over time and as a result the hump that's pressed into the string by the bridge saddle moved?
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FIFTY YEARS OF SCARING THE CHILDREN 1970-2020--and i'm not done yet
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck. How old are those strings? Hahaha. On a light playing season, I'll change mine every other month....once a month with heavy gigging. But yeah, before I had the Status, the Louisiana humidity would be hell on my basses. A graphite neck is a must for me, now.