Online Bartolini Tracking

Sorry, it's not De Bartolini. I love this character. So sweet. A metal boy with an infinite sweetness that makes synth music and cool art. The best friend that Stacey could possibly have in her life. Basically a brother since the childhood

Hello everyone, Has anyone recently completed both the online and in-person assessments? I’d really appreciate it if you could share your experience — what the process was like, what kind of questions were asked, and what to expect regarding the AON assessments, physics/math formulas, ATPL-related questions, and the interview itself. Thanks in advance.

Don't see these much in electric guitars so feel free to ask about them. I've been using them about a week.

Actually got it last week but wanted to wait for before and after shots with the new Bartolini pickups. I'll post some sound clips with the Bartolini pickups because they seem rare on electric guitars.

Hi all - I've been playing about 35 years and for the last 20 been exclusively using a Dean Q-4 Bartolini bass. Tonight at band practice it's suddenly stopped working. I have two questions really - first of all, can anyone think why? I don't really have any details other than it's not sending any signal to the amp or my pedal. Used multiple leads so it's not that, I'm wondering if it's the jack, but don't know how I'd fix that. Second, we have two gigs at the weekend so if I can't fix it or get it fixed I'm going to have to pick up a cheap bass to use temporarily. Can anyone recommend anything that sounds half decent for under £150?...

Ever since I started delving into One Hot Minute — my favorite Red Hot Chili Peppers album — one thing has really been keeping me up at night: all the gear Dave Navarro used on that record. It's extremely easy to find detailed content about John's or even Josh's setups. But about Dave… almost nothing. And I think that "mystery" is what has obsessed me the most over the years. For years I read old interviews, scoured forums, looked for studio photos, watched live videos frame by frame, and tried to connect small pieces of information scattered across the internet. In the midst of all this, I also ended up diving into Jane's Addiction and, ironically, the ...

R5: I got the PU on Burgundy as an Signoria. How is that possible?

I was originally planning to get a Yamaha TRBX505 or 605 because I've seen a lot of good things about them but both are out of stock here right now and I don’t know how long the wait will be. Current options I can actually buy brand new: * Spector Legend 5 Classic - $780 (Made in Korea) * Ibanez SR605 (older model with Bartolini MK1 pickups) - $880 (Made in Indonesia) The Spector is the one I’m most attracted to sound-wise. it sounds sounds huge and punchy. My only concern is whether it’ll feel uncomfortable with smaller hands The SR605 seems more comfortable and versatile, but I’ve seen a lot of mixed opinions about the older Bartolini MK1 pickups. Some people say they’re...

I have an Ibanez sr506A and im not in love with the sound of the pickups. They just have a very specific sound im not a fan of. (They are Bartolini BH2 pickups). Would there be a way to rewire the pickups/preamp to make them sound like jazz bass pickups? I was debating buying some EMG 45JX pickups with their B64EQ system, but it's pretty expensive. If there is a way, could you please explain it? Thanks

Venticular\*\*\* Artist- Myrtle F. Bartolini Thrifted for $7.99

Had some success with his other books, but this looks interesting

I have a Fender Modern Player Jazz Bass (made in China). This is a real Fender Bass but I don't think they are producing that series anymore. I believe it was discontinued and replaced by Squire(?). Anyway, I had this bass for ages and recently switched to another Bass. I still want to play this bass, however I think the pickups really need an upgrade since they are pretty rusty by now (after playing it over 10 years). I searched the internet already but only found one type of pick up that is an exact match for the existing routing. But honestly i'd rather upgrade the pick up than replace it with the same (cheap?) solution. Do you have any recommendations or know any resources whe...

I picked up a Kramer Ripley that had the original Bartolini pickup removed. I still have the pickup, but the wiring inside the guitar looks pretty complex. Has anyone worked on one of these or seen schematics? I’m trying to figure out how realistic it is to restore it to original wiring vs. having a tech handle it. Any guidance or resources would be hugely appreciated.

C’è una patologia psichiatrica non ancora classificata sui forum di motori che mi affascina e mi fa incazzare allo stesso tempo. Esce un modello nuovo, la casa madre lancia una versione entry-level palesemente castrata per abbassare il prezzo civetta di listino, e matematicamente i gruppi si infettano di gente che l'ha comprata e deve convincere il mondo intero che *"non cambia niente, è letteralmente uguale alla top di gamma ma costa meno"*. Copium puro tagliato male. Il paziente zero di questa malattia oggi è la setta Tesla. Già di base i teslari sono una frangia estremista: ti consigliano una Model 3 o una Model Y pure se fai 40 km a settimana e vivi in un borgo medi...

I had a deep dive into bass onboard preamp schematics and what i have learned surprised me. 90% of the preamps are exactly the same Baxandall EQ topology. Every preamp that claims they have transparent sound when set flat because it has "quality components", and it's EQ bands are not affecting each other, and so on. All of them with a small exception are the same, with some minor tweaks in the EQ frequency targets, and some small features here and there. \- Nordstrand 3b. Baxandall \- Aguilar OBP. Baxandall \- "Bartolini" branded MK1. Baxandall with built-in active blend circuit which had this weird high pitch resonance as a side effect. \- Bartolini NTMB. Baxan...

It is not sponsored by Ryan air The type rating is sponsored but also that route is 25k more expensive then their normal route So if you do the normal route + pay for rating it's the same more or less. It's not a guerenteed job on Ryan air It is only for "people who passed all check marks" And that check marks one of them Is an interview in Ryan air That you have to pass in the end. So yes they frame it as 100% acceptance rate to Ryan air if you pass all marks But I mean you have to pass a job interview on the complition of the studies anyway So you would have to do that interview anyway even in normal studies And it is not A Ryan air cadet. So can you expl...

(I apologise if I sound a bit like a stuck record, I'm aware this is my second post about Ryanair FFA this week) I'm looking to apply to the Ryanair Future Flyer Academy Ab-Initio UK and I'm wondering if anyone has any idea of the acceptance rate of the program, especially from those who made it to the final in person assessment what % of people were rejected?. My preferred flight school would be Bartolini but I'm open to applying through other FFA partner schools. Thanks