Jaco's "Hiroshima" Bass Found
- By sc_precision
- Basses [BG]
- 38 Replies
Very cool. Legendary bass player. Kinda makes me want to swap out my maple neck on my roasted jazz for a rosewood.
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This is freakin awesome thank you for sharingIMO Colin Hodgekinson of Back Door set the standard back in 1972 when their eponymous first album was released. And at least as of 7 or 8 years ago he was still doing it. I don't understand why he doesn't get more acknowledgement. I don't hear anyone doing it more prolifically than even his stuff from the first album.
Can't find when this was shot. Early 2000s maybe? Amazing.
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2009
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Easily one of the greatest games of all time with an amazing soundtrack. I fully agree with the popular consensus that this is a game I wish I i could play for the first time again.I finally pulled out The Outer Wilds , which is probably a decade old at this point . About 95% complete now . very enjoyable puzzle /space flight game .
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Also played the heck out of the steam demo for Order of the Sinking Star.
Thanks. I love what your HPF/Pre did for double bass. I became a convert FOR LIFE when I bought an AI Focus with a built-in VHPF. Nowadays, I only consider amps with 'em built in.My article discusses this a bit. I have a moral dilemma, which is that I don't want to turn this speaker into a commercial promotion for my HPF. Also, I'm curious about it. Just "running the numbers" the speaker should not strictly need the filter. So I'm alternating between trying it both ways.
It's conceivable that a filter could let the speaker go above 100 Watts, but I'm only equipped to test it up to about 100 Watts, and don't feel like I need to get any louder than that.
Lynn got me on them too. After a few months I put the Spirocores back on but put on a new set of Zyex lights last week and really like them. On my bass they are louder and just have more character, while retaining the sustain and clarity of Spirocores. Tension is about the same as the 3885 weichs, but the diameter is a bit larger and they feel better to me. For now, I have kept the Spirocore C ext string but the Zyex is half the price. If I’m still digging them in a few weeks I may try the low one too.Back when the Aebersold camps were still going, Lynn Seaton sent me a set of Zyex light so he could put them on the school bass the next time he borrowed it. For some reason, that never happened, and this year I put them on to replace a set of very dead 20 year old Spiro weichs. I actually quite like them on that bass.
Get a precision bass neck , put it in the squier. Thank me later .YO!
Just spitballing some ideas here...
However I recently did some recording with my Yamaha BB734. WAS GLORIOUS. But there was a bit where a Jazz Bass was the better option. So I switched over to my Squier CV.
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Honestly, it felt like I was playing a floppy twig. It sounded right! But man it felt awful to play.
Which surprised me because when I got this bass in particular I thought: "Aha! I found it! I am a Jazz Bass guy!' and it seems to perhaps not be the case...
That being said, I am very aware that it says "Squier" on the headstock. Squier have been great recently! But maybe the build quality of my Yamaha has just made me hyper-aware of the shortcomings of the Squier (Or maybe I bought a turkey and didn't realise it at the time)
ANYWAYS.
The fact that the Jazz Bass tone succeeded where the P\J did not has demonstrated that it is definitely worth having a Jazz Bass laying around. Also, Marcus Miller has probably the best bass tone on the planet (IMHO) so aside from the practical perspective, I definitely like having a Jazz bass around.
But since the Squier seems to be "not the right thing" (in hindsight), I am curious about other Jazz basses, and especially Jazz Bass alternatives. Basically I'm keen on basses which have 2 single coil pickups, but after that I'm open to suggestions.
So for giggles...
If the romance between me and my Jazz bass has gone, what are some other things I should consider?
Pb blaster bath, heat, a screw extractor, and an impact wrench. the more you spend on a screw extractor the better they work. If that doesn't work, drill/tap/helicoil
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I'd check with Bugs Bunny... I've heard he knows a few characters, who knows a few characters.
I’m enough of a proponent in the modern age not to need his signature!Step 0 before all the other good recommendations - get Justin Meldal-Johnsen, foremost modern proponent of these beasties to sign it too!