nickleback bassist tone??

[fenderthrupeave]

not sure if this is in the right forum so... Nicklebacks bassist tone on pretty much all of silverside up is just balls to the wall, I know he uses peavey bass and guitar amps to get his tone I was just wondering if their would be any one way to get it. thanks.

[The Golden Boy]

Originally Posted by fenderthrupeave

not sure if this is in the right forum so... Nicklebacks bassist tone on pretty much all of silverside up is just balls to the wall, I know he uses peavey bass and guitar amps to get his tone I was just wondering if their would be any one way to get it. thanks.

You must mean "pile drivingly heavy."

[J. Crawford]

Well, youre first big flaw is that he plays Spector basses, not Peavey. About how to get hs sound... no help from me. Sorry man.

[SuperDuck]

Subscribed.

[jeff schmidt]

nuckelbuck has a bassist?

[fenderthrupeave]

he also plays lakeland, but he uses Peavey bass and guitar AMPS

Originally Posted by Jordasch

Well, youre first big flaw is that he plays Spector basses, not Peavey. About how to get hs sound... no help from me. Sorry man.

[fourstringdrums]

Originally Posted by The Golden Boy

You must mean "pile drivingly heavy."

Wow, that takes me back

[stpvoodoo1]

The only reason you should want this info is so that you can never, ever be like Nickelback's bassist, right?

[fenderthrupeave]

no I dont want to be like him, I just like his tone and think it would work well with the band I play with. since I have one guitar who plays with alot of low mids, mids and a second who plays mainly in mids and highs, so I need a thick low end simular to what his tone is.

[Jared Lash]

Nickelback isn't really in my sphere of listening, but Spectors have a very distinct tone. Much like a Ric or a Stingray or a Warwick or even a Wal. Certain basses are hard to match with any other bass .