Hi! today after a while I checked if there was any firmware update for my MS-60B I bought in 2013. Year after year nothing appeared, and after a while I lost all hope for some kind of update... but now I just discovered the new v2.1 firmware! and also discovered that there're some...
Hi again! (I'm the OP)
First at all, that "grit" I was mentioning only happens in some parts of the song. In the main groove and in some other places. It's not in the whole song.
But yep! I had the chance to hear it again with headphones and better detail, and yes, it is not the bass what's...
Hi,
Listen carefully when the main groove kicks in, the "trebly" distortion that can be heard:
You can hear ir clearly again at the minute 2:39
Any help really appreciated!
Cheers!
Yep, the guy sounds pretty cool. The first video I posted is playing fingerstyle, I prefer the sound of these old basses with a pick:
That's the sound I'm looking for... something like this:
I'm thinking that this sound is created with some kind of old bass like these 60's/70's...
Yes, that headstock is pretty similar too! (Rossi branded, extrangely, it sounds like Italian, not Japanese)
But, US $545,00? C'mon! Are these Japanese-made basses so expensive today?
Here is my trio of basses I own now: Fender Jazz Bass American Standard 2010 (for the "Jazz" sound), Squier "Vintage Modified" Jaguar Bass (for the "Precision"/P+J hybrid sound), and an ABG, Epiphone El Capitan.
I have a Fender BXR BASS300C (tha I only use as a power-amp + 15") because I now...
Yep, looks like is it. wraub (and Rich) were on the right track. Here I found a "Tempo" bass guitar from the 60's made by Matsumoku. It's practically the same bass, with some differences in the headstock (the truss rod cover and the brand don't look like the same).
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Anyone?
Video:
Rodriguez - I Wonder (Live on KEXP)
Would be nice to have any info about the bass player. I couldn't find anything.
Thank you very much!
Cheers!
Hey! Now I applied a good amount of super-glue, but now from a different angle, from the upper part of the shaft where it joins with the cloverleaf, and pressing the cloverleaf down for opening the gap. Problem fixed!
Thank you all for your input!
Hi, thank you for the quick responses!
(BTW, I learned that the "ear" is called "cloverleaf". Nice :)
Sorry, I can't understand what you mean with the "huge screw". I guess you're talking about the shaft? I don't think that the tightness between the shaft and the cloverleaf could be...
Hi, this is my first post in the forum (truly great btw!).
I have a Fender Jazz Bass with Schaller tuners. One of these tuners is rattling every time I pluck some notes.
What rattles is the "ear" of the tuner (I don't know the real name in English). I attached an image to illustrate what's...