funkiest production 4-string?

[Muzique Fann]

What do you guys think:
Musicman, Modulus...

 

[FunkThumb]

Eh? funk? in the bass? Nah i say.

 

[Figjam]

I say a Stingray.

 

[tplyons]

Stingray or P-Bass...depends if they're a Jamerson fan or a Flea fan.

 

[larrytron]

Or Jazz bass.
For L. Graham's GCS's fans!!!!!!!

 

[Wyzird05]

Fender Victor Bailey is my vote

 

[lbanks]

Jazz Bass

 

[jimmy ray]

bootsy's star bass

 

[monkfill]

Originally posted by tplyons
Stingray or P-Bass...depends if they're a Jamerson fan or a Flea fan.

Which I why I have one of each

Funny thing is, I still don't sound like either of those guys . . .

 

[embellisher]

Originally posted by tplyons
Stingray or P-Bass...depends if they're a Jamerson fan or a Flea fan.

Yep, the two funkiest. Too bad neither come in an identical sounding five.

 

[secretdonkey]

I'd have to say Jazz bass, because it's a choice lots o' people could agree with. Secretly, I'm torn between a J and a Cirrus 4, which is one delightfully, über-liciously funky instrument.

 

[mostho]

try G&L...

 

[Ben Alman]

Jazz bass, without a doubt.

Make sure you get a maple fingerboard!

- Cowboy

 

[quallabone]

damn I have to stop promoting my own basses but my Fury's own you all. J/K

Very funky bass though.

 

[appler]

Fender Precision

 

[andrewd]

conklin groove tools

 

[Michael Jewels]

The Stingray played by Louis Johnson on "Stomp."

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Any funkier than that, and you're gonna need oxygen!

THAT'S THE TRUTH!

Mike

The other two songs had some nice style in them too.

Strawberry Letter!

The memories.

 

[seansbrew]

Without a doubt, the funkiest bass, after all a bass isn't funky by itself!

 

[Muzique Fann]

I think you're the first moe.ron I've seen on here. I haven't listened to them much lately though - last I saw Rob was playing a Modulus Flea bass? I think "jam bassists" are Mostly unheard of (sans Gordon & now Claypool) and he's a damn fine player.

 

[adam on bass]

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