Comparison Bass Clips (Fender, Musicman, SX)

I really liked the J-retro sound.But all sounded good to me.Ok maybe except the slap in the SX.
Thanks for the clips.

 

dont take this the wrong way but have you been playing long?

 

Don't take this wrong way, but what does that have to do with the clips? Jeesh.

Edit: Yeah, trooper, I liked all the samples too - it does give a good idea of the differences. Thanks!

 

Flag on the play. PERSONAL FOUL

 

You just cant beat a Fender Jazz.

 

I liked the Sterling the best of them.

Then the Fender.

I'd like to hear you do a fretted SX some time for comparison.



P.S. This guy spent time to do something alot of people don't do, took alot of time out of his day to put together this post and he deserves your respect. Some people here like to complain, but then they don't even take the time to fill out their personal page and that takes alot less time than this took.

 

Makes me want to order some nice pickups and a J-Retro for my MIM.

 

Very interesting. Thanks for putting it up.

I like All the tones.

And, nice playing. Pay no attention to the other nonsense.

 

Very informative and useful. Thanks. Well done

 

Trooper,
Thank's for taking the time to do the clips.
I dug those Fender tones, and you can't go wrong with those Sterling's!

Bobbo 77"

 

In my opinion, you have created the most cardinal sin on this site and should be removed. Nobody should dare make fun of another musician regradless of their level of skill. Part of what I love about Talkbass is how everyone shares ideas and soundclips in a truly open forum.
The reader can pass on it if he or she wishes, but you NEVER make fun of someone. You should be ashamed of yourself, and the moderators should give a stern warning.

 

The Jazz with the J-retro sounds great!

Full, meaty, fat...

 

Mate, the only time you should be insinuating something like that is if the person in question is ASKING for your opinion.

As far as I see it, this member has put up some really great soundclips that highlight differences people often want to know.

Pull your head in.

 

Please post some clips.

 

Your clips contributed to the site. I'm sure that there are TBers who will find them helpful. Comments like those made by MarkMyWordsXx contribute nothing. Remember: If you don't have something good to say about someone, make sure you can kick his a$$.

 

Wow cool thanks

Its pretty cool to just be able to listen like this, its been helpful too being only a beginner bassist (6 months) helped a fair bit. Well decided im not too keen on the MM sound. Dont know why, although im leaning in the direct of too smooth (does that make any sense?)

Cheers

 

Sure it makes sense. You're going to see, as you get more time under your belt, that your tone desires will go through cycles - affected by the music you are playing, the projects you are involved in - and even, your mood of the day.

The ultimate is when you can have a few basses - that have different purposes - and pick the tone matching the song - or mood.

 

You shouldn't have to explain yourself. You did something that many people on this board appreciate. Many people ask for soundclips, and you delivered.