Which do you like the best? Which do you think is the worst? Which surprised you the most?
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I also feel that the one-size-fits-all approach of the video doesn't really do the individual basses justice, as each one of them may need a bit of coaxing to sound their best. But maybe that's not what the video was about -- then again, what was it about?That being said my gear is setup to bring the best outta a Ric so other basses might sound like rubbish when run through it as well.
It’s about enjoying the sounds of different kinds of basses and then having a fun conversation about it.then again, what was it about
I was thinking the same thing. I’ve never owned a Rickenbacker bass or even played one but it occurred to me that if this is what they all sounded like, then it’s unlikely that folks would buy them.I think there's something wrong with the Ric, doesn't sound quite right to my ears, certainly nothing like mine.
It's really noticable in the picking section. Some kind of popping/distortion that's not "normal".I was thinking the same thing. I’ve never owned a Rickenbacker bass or even played one but it occurred to me that if this is what they all sounded like, then it’s unlikely that folks would buy them.
Johnny Lee Long about 6:50 in.....First time I've seen anyone slap a Ric.
The Warwick appealed to me the most across the board.
Scott's Bass did a comparison as well. Anyway, I think the P bass was my favorite.