So I sold all my basses

[i like tictacs]

yeah, i personally dont like only have one pickup to rest your hands on, i like to be able to go to different places for different stuff, im most comfortable playin over the neck pickup the corvette has

I use a floating thumb technique anyway

And there is no way a passive corvette can compare to a modjewlus

[GSR]

yeah, i personally dont like only have one pickup to rest your hands on, i like to be able to go to different places for different stuff, im most comfortable playin over the neck pickup the corvette has

I use a floating thumb technique anyway

And there is no way a passive corvette can compare to a modjewlus

blech... =no strength in your attack.

[i like tictacs]

yeah, i personally dont like only have one pickup to rest your hands on, i like to be able to go to different places for different stuff, im most comfortable playin over the neck pickup the corvette has

I use a floating thumb technique anyway

And there is no way a passive corvette can compare to a modjewlus

blech... =no strength in your attack.

its hard to slap with your thumb on the pup. plus i can mute better if my thumb isn't always anchored.

[bassman462]

yeah, i personally dont like only have one pickup to rest your hands on, i like to be able to go to different places for different stuff, im most comfortable playin over the neck pickup the corvette has

I use a floating thumb technique anyway

And there is no way a passive corvette can compare to a modjewlus

i do the same thing either that or rest my thumb on the E-string.

[whatshername]

flea basses are SICK NASTY! that'll be sweeeeeeeeet

[DMBFan63]

you're awesome, fleas kick ass.. anyone that thinks different is not educated in the way of the low end.

I would never sell any of my instruments that I worked hard for.. It just doesn't seem right.. I don't care if it is better or not..I'd work hard for it and keep my others that I worked just as hard for

[filmdude100cms]

yup same here.

[i am sam2]

yeah, i personally dont like only have one pickup to rest your hands on, i like to be able to go to different places for different stuff, im most comfortable playin over the neck pickup the corvette has

I use a floating thumb technique anyway

And there is no way a passive corvette can compare to a modjewlus

well i dont keep my thumb anchored either...i just like the feeling of playing over the neck pickup,im used to the resistence of the strings at that point so i tend to play there most often. and slapping...i dont slap with my thumb on the pickup either...i move between the neck pickup and the neck to slap. but i do agree that the corvette passive electronics are weak compared to the modulus

[i like tictacs]

it's much easier to play more dynamically without resting it, and it's not like the single pickup that comes on the modulus is in a bad place. it was right between the two J pups on the vette, which is perfect, if you want to go there.

And I don't see whats wrong with upgrading your equipment. I'm going to be much more happy to see a flea on my stand then a vette, it saved me 6 months of work and the vette just couldn't cut it for me with the tone i wanted. why keep something around that you'll never use?

[filmdude100cms]

i feel raped and betrayed

[i like tictacs]

i feel raped and betrayed

Thanks, I already saw that.

[GSR]

yeah, i personally dont like only have one pickup to rest your hands on, i like to be able to go to different places for different stuff, im most comfortable playin over the neck pickup the corvette has

I use a floating thumb technique anyway

And there is no way a passive corvette can compare to a modjewlus

blech... =no strength in your attack.

its hard to slap with your thumb on the pup. plus i can mute better if my thumb isn't always anchored.

i meant for fingerstyle... how do you not anchor.

[i like tictacs]

Sometimes i'll rest my finger on E or A to mute them, it moves around. i guess you could call it half-anchoring, but i almost never anchor when i play a five string because there's a bigger reach to the higher strings and you get alot of sympathetic vibration.

[GSR]

Sometimes i'll rest my finger on E or A to mute them, it moves around. i guess you could call it half-anchoring, but i almost never anchor when i play a five string because there's a bigger reach to the higher strings and you get alot of sympathetic vibration.

well i don't mean you always have to anchor on the pickup... of course you have to anchor on the e and a... but i mean you always anchor somewhere..

[i like tictacs]

wah wah wah.

get a picture of your Q.