The PBG B46.....Behemoth bass and guitar kit.

[Simon Barden]

Yes, Yamaha are widely regarded as the benchmark for quality and performance at any given price point. I have just fettled a Yamaha BB604 that I gave to our bass player some years ago now, as he'd put it aside for years but recently he he'd wanted a brighter sounding bass for some songs and had forgotten how well it played and how good it sounded (especially with the Bartolinis I fitted to it).

How do you find the pre-set EQ selection?

And any movement on the job front?

[ozzbike]

Yes, Yamaha are widely regarded as the benchmark for quality and performance at any given price point. I have just fettled a Yamaha BB604 that i gave to our bass player some years ago now as put it aside for years but he he'd wanted a brighter sounding bass for some songs forgotten how well it played and good it sounded (especially with the Bartolinis I fitted to it).

How do you find the pre-set EQ selection?

And any movement on the job front?

G'day Simon. The presets all have a massive effect on the sound. However I have an Amp I do that with so I leave it on the flat setting. My amp is a Roland Bass Cube 120xl, it has a heap of models and effects built in.

Playing live using slap, pick and finger playing methods the EQ would be like an instant pedal switch.

The bass and treble boost and cut pots make nice subtle changes.

Jobs....well work paid me a whack of long service money and I have ten job applications in for jobs that close from 5 May onwards. Fingers are crossed.

Thanks for asking. 😎