bovinehost
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All of them. Every single one.
This bass is just scary good. I mean, you guys know me - I'm going to naturally be attracted to just the bridge pickup in active mode, which is reminiscent of all my other basses. If I were still gigging regularly, I could have gotten by easily with a single H Reflex and never complained.
But. BUT. Holy Flying Spaghetti Monster! I'm still experimenting with the various settings and I just can't find anything that doesn't somehow work. I said the other day that I don't know what EBMM does to those single coils, but everyone should find a way to do that. The big fat hummer at the bridge is my security blanket, but the single coils are just gloriously PHAT.
And, well - LOOK AT IT.
I am fortunate, very fortunate to have the basses I have, and some of them are beautiful indeed. The 20th SR5 and the 25th Anniversary come to mind - dead sexy basses. But this may be the one bass that rules them all in terms of beauty.
This bass is just scary good. I mean, you guys know me - I'm going to naturally be attracted to just the bridge pickup in active mode, which is reminiscent of all my other basses. If I were still gigging regularly, I could have gotten by easily with a single H Reflex and never complained.
But. BUT. Holy Flying Spaghetti Monster! I'm still experimenting with the various settings and I just can't find anything that doesn't somehow work. I said the other day that I don't know what EBMM does to those single coils, but everyone should find a way to do that. The big fat hummer at the bridge is my security blanket, but the single coils are just gloriously PHAT.
And, well - LOOK AT IT.
I am fortunate, very fortunate to have the basses I have, and some of them are beautiful indeed. The 20th SR5 and the 25th Anniversary come to mind - dead sexy basses. But this may be the one bass that rules them all in terms of beauty.