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Do I need a P bass?
- Thread starter JoshuaTSP
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Yeah, I'm excited to hear it too.
Only bad part is that I've only played one other P bass....and it was an old Ibanez P/J....and the pickups were so hot....I doubt it was a good representation of classic P tone.
He say it sounds like a vintage P.
I'm just happy it's the 1.75 neck width.
Too bad, I bought Quadzilla's Electra P.
Congratulations! You are the Gas King co-co ca-chew!!!
With his feedback, I think HE is the true GAS king...looks like he does alot of buying and selling his basses lol Finding the Tone Monster is a tough job!
So, I kind of was in the boat of wanting a P just to have that tone as well. Granted, what I SHOULD do is put flats on it if I got one, but I'd rather have that rock grindy P tone with steels.
That said I got the Squier Protone V, and it kind of has that low mid grind to it. Anyone familiar with both? Worlds apart?
I got the jazz thing covered, and I have an upright for that warm classic thing. But the low mid grind was something I was missing.
That said I got the Squier Protone V, and it kind of has that low mid grind to it. Anyone familiar with both? Worlds apart?
I got the jazz thing covered, and I have an upright for that warm classic thing. But the low mid grind was something I was missing.
I know. But man if there isn't a lot of experience with those protons up here. Not like anything you'd expect.
