All sound samples were recorded with an amp with the following settings: volume 3, treble 5, bass 5.
Recorded with a Shure SM57 microphone, into an M-audio mobile pre USB interface.
Volume 10/10, tone 10/10. You can get a a more note definition if you play down by the bridge
Volume 10/10, tone 0/10. With the tone rolled down, you get a really deep dubby bass sound that is felt as much as heard. Terrfic fun, and great live, but often inaudiable on certain speakers.
...and with a pick
Volume 10/10, tone 5/10. A great classic rock sound.
Amp settings are: Channel 1, Volume 5, Treble 5, Bass, without the 'Bright' mode activated - unless otherwise specified.
Recorded with a Shure SM57 microphone, into an M-audio mobile pre USB interface.
The WEM Dominator Bass amplifier is very responsive to playing style. At middle volumes it can go from clean to overdriven depending on how hard you play.
The clips were recorded with two amp configurations: Volume 5, Bass 5, Treble 5, and Volume 5, Bass 3, Treble 8. This small adjustment gives some extra clarity; useful for really bassy guitars like the Gibson EB0
Recorded with a Shure SM57 microphone, into an M-audio mobile pre USB interface.
Guitar: volume 10/10, tone 10/10. Fingerstyle. This clip shows the tonal differences of this setup when played gently, and with more attack.
Guitar: volume 10/10, tone 10/10. With a pick.
Guitar: volume 10/10, tone 0/10. Fingerstyle.
brighter amp: volume 5, bass 3, treble 8
Guitar: volume 10/10, tone 10/10. Played with a pick.
Guitar: volume 10/10, tone 0/10. played with a pick. This configuration gives more note distinction than perhaps you'd expect from an EB0 with the tone rolled down.
Guitar: volume 10/10, tone 0/10. Fingerstyle.
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