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If you like your bass just get an active/passive switch. It’s a cheap mod if you go to a luthier. If you feel that you have to buy something IMO...
Yes if it was light.
My feeling is, anyone who who likes stingrays or other non P or J basses are already open minded to begin with…
If you like Rays just use one of those and don’t scoop the mids (or don’t max out treble and bass). Other than that it’s more of a mixing thing,...
Honestly in my experience it’s all about volume. McCartney I way out in front with a Hofner neck pickup! That being said some basses are easier to...
I just listened to the album. I would say most of the sound is found in fairly low action and hard attack combined with a slightly overdriven amp....
The added pickup in PJ’s are only useful if you like that sound, which is a different sound from a jazz with both pickups on. I vote get a P, J or...
If the bass has the amethyst sparkle finish I honestly would not even care how it sounded live since it obviously is the right choice in every...
From interviews I would guess that the "bass almost all the way up" is a common setting among many guys like Tony Levin, Flea etc.
If I were a collector and had the money I would either go Rickenbacker or coffee table (Wal, MTD, Fodera etc.) .
I don’t understand that active basses reasoning either. The funny thing is, a lot of guys who play passive basses use a gazillion pedals and...
I think I gravitate towards bass between flat-75% and usually mids and treble flat. Would be cool to make other more extreme settings work as...
I agree that the bass knob can be a bit tricky since the boost is very low.
I think there are, especially from other brands than Fender. But even Fender made some P basses in the early 80s with active pickups and eq I...
Is it true that there is more boost available on the new specials? I thought the extra 9 volts was just there for headroom?