So I guess the moral of the story is that you can slap on just about anything as long as you are comfortable with it.
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The Marcus Miller formula: Ash-bodied bass, with a J-bass pickup config (both pickups on or close to full-on), maple fretboard, roundwound strings, and a good active preamp.
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Anyone have an opinion on the best slap bass? I have a Zon and it is among the best I have tried (though the Legacy Elite model I had was better than the one I have now), but I don't get to try a lot of different models around here.
in fact, the only bass i've played (over $500) that i thought didn't sound good for slap was a p-bass. if your technique is there, almost anything will sound good.s![]()
Darko74.............a left handed 1973 jazz bass, strung righty, with dual 1970 p bass pickups replacing the jazz pickups..........but must have an ebony custom nut and exactly 30% of the original paint peeled/scuffed and scratched..................and must be make in the 4 month of 1973.................and all mods performed in the first 1/3 of the 80's...................with a cigarette burn above the d string tuner..............yeah.......that's it! The bass might be worth 3k but with all the mods............a million!
YES (say like Napolean Dynamite)
