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  • in reply to: Blast Cult #1156
    Carl
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    Emailed from Jason @ blast cult on 2011-08-22 when i asked him the difference between a slap king from king doublebass and a one4fives from blast cult. Those are the lower quality bass from them.

    Carl,
    The One4Fives are the best basses I have ever built. The difference between the Slap Kings and One4Fives are, the One4Five was built at Blast Cult in the USA. Slap Kings were made in China and painted and setup in the USA. The One4Five is a better instrument than the Road King and costs over a thousand dollars less!! The One4Fives come with all swamp skunk fittings( fingerboard, nut, tailpiece, and endpin). The Slap King had B-grade ebony for the fingerboard and various other materials depending on the time the Slap King was made. We put much more time and precision on the setups of the One4Fives because we are not trying to make thousands of these instruments a year. We will make a limited number of basses per year. The necks are thinner at the top but still have a little meat behind the fingerboard to keep your hands from cramping, but the necks feel fast and comfortable. The price for the One4Five in satin black, satin blood red stain, and satin antique white is 3700.00 USD. The satin bad luck green pearl, satin copper pearl burst, satin tobacco burst stain, and satin blood burst stain is 3900.00. If you want fully polished mirror finish add 500.00 except piano black which is 1000.00 extra. We can also do custom paint for an upcharge based on the amount of extra work done.

    We are developing a new flight case right now and will probably be ready for sale the first part of 2012. We do have a killer soft case with very thick padding.

    in reply to: Hey Jason #1137
    Carl
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    [b]Rockbottom wrote:[/b]
    [quote]Hey Jason!

    I have a Slap King (SK125), red with black binding. It’s in serious need of paint touch-ups. Do you have any advice on best way to hunt down paint that will match for this?

    Thanks.[/quote]

    Go see someone who paint car.

    in reply to: news?? #1134
    Carl
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    for picture of blast cult basses:

    http://doublebasschat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11314&page=2

    And the new pre-amp:

    http://doublebasschat.com/forum/showthread.php?p=141371#post141371

    but that’s pretty much what’s on the web now.

    in reply to: HEY #999
    Carl
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    i’m from quebec, canada too.

    There’s a lot of slapper on doublebasschat.com, an other upright bass forum.

    If you need a band to play with, check us out at http://www.myspace.com/rockabillyrulesband

    We’re mostly doing some covers, all in a Stray Cat style.

    in reply to: WTB King piezo #972
    Carl
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    now i have the piezo too. It’s a new dollhead, made out of wood. It also got the ”vintage” look.

    in reply to: The Best Amp, the less size, the most powerfull… #853
    Carl
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    i have an Ampeg Portabass 800. I added a stereo input so if i have a problem with my blender, i can plug my basses straight in the amp. Also, it has 2 input with different EQ for each one. That beast is small and come in a bag. 800watt @ 2ohm, 550watt @ 4ohm.

    The Rockability look good, there’s just too much knob for me !

    I also like the markbass amp.

    in reply to: Nashville Here. Mark, From Legendary ShackShakers #849
    Carl
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    nice to see you here !

    in reply to: Howdy from Kansas City #848
    Carl
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    welcome on the board jason !

    in reply to: Innovation PSYCHO SLAP Strings #847
    Carl
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    try gollihur website, he made a good review of them.

    in reply to: Guide to amping for slap? #833
    Carl
    Participant

    Man, no need for capital letters here.

    This modification is pretty easy. you just have to wire the piezo element to the jack and to the volume knob. The volume knob will then be a “balance” knob. Just make sure the 2 pickups are in phase.

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