Recent content by beethumpin4

Hey man its more about attitude but most punk bassists used p basses and Stingrays.

I personally have one p bass 2008 and one tony franklin 2008 p basses very nice instruments. Sound wise they do the job if you want variety however get your hands on a G&L Tribute or SB-2. Fender is the foundation not the end of it all. There are some great basses out there at a fraction of...

Hi there I need some help I am searching for a song along with the band name. It's a reggea song and all I remember is that in the chorus the singer says **** religion **** religion...... it's all I remember I hope someone may remember the title or the band. Thanks in advance. Jackby the way...

I find that if you boost you gain on the amp you will have to play less hard. That is something you have to learn playing softly is not always easy sometimes you get into it and really pluck hard. There's no miracle cure play more softly with higher gain.:bassist:

Thank you all very much for the helpful insights:hyper:

Hello there I am wondering if any of you have had or own an sb 1000. I would like to know how this bass sounds. On harmony central most people describe the sound as piano like. Does this bass have bottom or is it mostly mid range to trebly. I would like a real honest answer and yes i know...

Thank you very much for such detailed and relevant insights of how to set up this section of the amp. Cordially B4

Here's a simple but complicated question. Is it better to have more gain than volume on the amp or the other way around?

I forgot to mention a great alternative is d'addario half rounds cheers:hyper:

You should try Labella hard rocking steel strings I have that on my Sterling and they are more thump than slap, hope that helps

I have two japan one marcus miller jazz the other sting edition p bass the other is a made in indonesia Tbass Squier yep it really has that motown feel good going squier.

Correct me if I am wrong but the way I remember it was that the bass player for Deep Purple played a Rickenbacker modified with two Fender Jazz Bass Pick ups so not fantisizing about set up just some good old usa razz a man azzz..

I suggest you try a few first any model they all sound more or less the same since they share the same electronics.., honestly they are more on the low mid side but still live they kick ass you want to be heard live this is the bass to go (bongos are good too) studio wise they are awesome very...

Hi there got two of them one 4 string stealth other 5 string standard black. You will love these basses the versatility is breathtaking live soundwise you can't beat them a little bottom heavy so I kinda slanted the pick ups lower for the B & E strings higher for the rest. Great sound studio...

The Gibson Grabber is a one trick pony for rock no question about that kick ass tone to.