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Butter Bass?

The world abounds with good Fender Pj's. Stupid easy to setup and if you spend more than a grand, you're daft...

Really want studio tone live ? Want intonation too ? Spend some of that cash you might waste on an expensive reproduction. And blow it on an Avlon U5. Hi-cut on, filter engaged, your choice of positions 1 through 4, active to thru as you see fit. New strings...
 
So, your thread is nothing about recreating studio tone live, huh?

Regarding the bass, haven't you just started a thread asking this same question in the correct forum?

Obviously you misunderstood. And so did 4Mal. I was able to creat that studio tone I wanted. Just looking for a bass that will play easily because of tendinitis. But thx anyway, geeze.
 
Obviously you misunderstood. And so did 4Mal. I was able to creat that studio tone I wanted. Just looking for a bass that will play easily because of tendinitis. But thx anyway, geeze.

No, YOU probably misunderstood my reply...

I was saying that you found a way to ask the same question you asked in "Basses", which is "Which bass plays like butter". This question doesn't belong in "Live Sound".

You have a bunch of answers over there already... Check them out...
 
Since you have two threads going on this and I got a smart ass response when I tried to answer your question why don't you go ahead and define "plays like butter"? That's like me saying I want recommendations for a bass with "good tone".

I didn't give you any smart ass remark. You must be mistaken, or what I may have said was not meant for you.

On the contrary, I appreciate what you said on the other post, thank you.