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Old 02-11-2013, 08:29 AM
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Jeff Berlin Plays a fEARless 115 at NAMM!

Here is a video of Jeff playing through greenboy's personal F115. This cab was built by jHawk customs.
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Old 02-11-2013, 09:14 AM
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Hey , it sounds great.
What bass is he using?
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Old 02-11-2013, 09:18 AM
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Hey , it sounds great.
What bass is he using?
That's a Regenerate Guitar Works Regenerator 4.1, built by Rod Banach (Rodent on TB).

AWESOME basses! Bill Clements is using one now.
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Old 02-11-2013, 09:22 AM
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That's just all kinds of tasty.
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Old 02-11-2013, 09:24 AM
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Typical no-talent comment on Youtube...


henniebogan1 6 days ago

my name is jeff berlin ive been playing the bass forever and still have to look at my hands to play my scales lol


Yeah, and he has more talent than you ever will and can play you into the ground.

Oh, and lol...

lol=stupid internet talk.
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Old 02-11-2013, 09:27 AM
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Well sure the internet is full of idiots. Jeff's playing is amazing, and it is presented wonderfully through the rig he is playing.
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People without a 'stache can still make gun of his though right?
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Old 02-11-2013, 09:56 AM
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People without a 'stache can still make gun of his though right?
Only if they post a pic of themselves...
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Old 02-11-2013, 10:03 AM
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that's a good tone for Jeff. much better than his typical very thin tone. IMHO

excellent melodic soloing. when i want to hear a master bass soloist, he never disappoints.
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Old 02-11-2013, 10:09 AM
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that's a good tone for Jeff. much better than his typical very thin tone. IMHO

excellent melodic soloing. when i want to hear a master bass soloist, he never disappoints.
+1 That P Bass type instrument he is playing is perfect for his sound. He always lays on that big soapbar set right at the bridge in his 'signature basses', and while it is articulate as heck, it has no low end. The idea of this bass (if I have it right, basically a P Bass with a more modern neck) would be perfect for him! That type of bass with the clean but warm LMIII, and a nice fat sounding cab, and there you go!
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Old 02-11-2013, 10:11 AM
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Didn't he violate some NAMM bass rule like "Thou shalt slap triplets"?
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Didn't he violate some NAMM bass rule like "Thou shalt slap triplets"?
No, he's cool. As long as you spend most of your time above the 12th fret, you are considered part of the gang
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Old 02-11-2013, 10:20 AM
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+1 That P Bass type instrument he is playing is perfect for his sound. He always lays on that big soapbar set right at the bridge in his 'signature basses', and while it is articulate as heck, it has no low end. The idea of this bass (if I have it right, basically a P Bass with a more modern neck) would be perfect for him! That type of bass with the clean but warm LMIII, and a nice fat sounding cab, and there you go!
+1. Too bad he doesn't frequent TB any more. We could help him with his tone. LOL.

I'm pretty sure he likes his tone - thin as it seems to me - since every bass/amp/cab I hear him play thru (except this last one) seems to have the same vibe going on. It must be the sound in his head.

It does work for his soloing - as you state, it's very articulate and clean.
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+1. Too bad he doesn't frequent TB any more. We could help him with his tone. LOL.

I'm pretty sure he likes his tone - thin as it seems to me - since every bass/amp/cab I hear him play thru (except this last one) seems to have the same vibe going on. It must be the sound in his head.

It does work for his soloing - as you state, it's very articulate and clean.
+1 Unusual to hear him playing a fat as heck P Bass!
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IMO he's playing too many notes. My ol' ear'oles can't keep up!
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IMO he's playing too many notes. My ol' ear'oles can't keep up!
That's our Jeff. Always ''smoke 'em if you got 'em''
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Much better than his usual tone, IMO. Now, if he'd just put flats on that......
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Much better than his usual tone, IMO. Now, if he'd just put flats on that......
This is fun. Kind of like that old 'dressing Barbie and Ken' fashion thing that little girls did way back in the day. We can make Jeff anything we want! The next thing you know, Jeff will have lost 30 pounds, cut the 'stash, mostly groove down low, play a P with flats through a fEARfless rig, and see the beauty in music versus just technical skill.




PS Not a Jeff hater... I'd give my left you know what to have that sort of talent.... but it is kind of funny.
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What's the best metal for a fEARless cab?
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Old 02-11-2013, 01:07 PM
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IMO he's playing too many notes. My ol' ear'oles can't keep up!
They may be many, but at least they are all the *right* notes.

Sadly, I just barely missed this impromptu performance. I had been upstairs and came down (on my way to the Regenerate booth) just in time to get a picture with Jeff and the Regenerate guys.

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