Might be a silly fact but Geddy has two 4 string stingrays on deck for shows. I saw it on the back of their book "Contents under pressure".
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Might be a silly fact but Geddy has two 4 string stingrays on deck for shows. I saw it on the back of their book "Contents under pressure".
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I am seeing them in September, I'll have to check for that.
And what if Mr. Lee decided to add some Music Man tone
flavoring to his tone recipies?
I'd love it! Personally his Jazz bass tone is my least favorite of all his tones. Too much overdrive and clank. His Wal tone really did it for me, with the old 70's Ric tones at a close
2nd.
I'd much rather hear him cut through the mix with a more middy tone (which I feel Stingrays have vs. Jazz basses) rather than all the overdrive and clank.
I've been saying for the last four or five years that he was due for some kind of change, but it's starting to look like he's just going to play the "pawn shop" Jazz for the rest of his career. I do kind of miss his more experimental phase in the '80s when he seemed a lot more hungry to explore new sounds. He is apparently using a fretless on "Malignant Narcissism" on the new album, but you don't hear much "mwah" on it - he's basically playing it like he would play a fretted bass for the most part.Kinda annoying... You'd think with fingers (tone) like his he'd much around with his sound more and try different basses. But maybe he's just a loyal type person? I play Yamaha right now and I find myself slightly biased towards them... Perhaps it's simply the same for him? ^^