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Old 04-05-2005, 08:11 AM
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Claypools mid range tone

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Hey guys me and my band decided to do a couple of primus covers and im trying to get a decent clapool like tone. my gear is an ampeg 250 watt im thinkin i can use my sansamp di bass driver as a preamp any suggestions on eqing ( Im still not to sufficient with the sansamp).

So any help would be greatly appreciated thanks

P.S (by claypool tone i mean the main 4 string alla frizzle fry thanks again)

Jesse
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Old 04-05-2005, 08:17 PM
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Your band is letting you cover primus! I want to be in your band! lol
all joking aside i would say just keep the bass around mid range and mess with the mid and treble to your happy, what kinda bass you using
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Old 04-06-2005, 11:05 AM
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Im using a schecter m4 custom with dual emg pickups, i have a few other basses too, such as an old 80's P bass rip off that i defretted and my homely 5 string squire jazz haha how about you
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