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Looks good enough to eat Hardy- what kind of woods- wenge and bubinga?
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Looks good enough to eat Hardy- what kind of woods- wenge and bubinga?
Wenge and cherry wood I would say. The woods look like on every bass of that year. Only... like with a natural oil finish. Maybe the pre owner waxed this bass once a week. Never seen such an effect before.Looks good enough to eat Hardy- what kind of woods- wenge and bubinga?
I’d love to get one second hand, just gotta wait a little after the initial hype vanishes.No, I actually quite like it. The "Nine Inch Nails" preset was giving me some trouble, but I've been having fun with it otherwise.
Did you already try the different tracking settings? I never played one before but read from different buyers that the standard setting is for 5 string basses and you can set it for 4 String basses for better tracking if that is what you're using.I finally got the MXR Bass Synth pedal today. I've played around with it a bit, and I like it for the most part, but the tracking isn't quite as good as what Mr. Alison would have us believe.
Did you already try the different tracking settings? I never played one before but read from different buyers that the standard setting is for 5 string basses and you can set it for 4 String basses for better tracking if that is what you're using.
Holy mackerel!! I’m in love…
