if i use a Hartke Bass Amplifier Half Stack with Hartke 2500 and VX410 with a musicman sub sterling, how will the tone on that puppy be? if anyone knows please tell me. i'm looking for a good rock, alternative, indie tone.
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hartke stuff with a musicman?
- Thread starter Low_End_IIA_Vic
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- Oct 30, 2007
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off topic but the beginning of your song "whose autumn" sounds EXACTLY like one of my friend's band's songs.
I find that Musicman's, at least Stingrays sound good plugged into any amp. I've played mine through a 4000 + Vx410 and it works fine.
- Oct 30, 2007
- 802
- 11
- 39
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Fender Musical Instruments, SIT strings
- Oct 30, 2007
- 802
- 11
- 39
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Fender Musical Instruments, SIT strings
then you really don't have the type of ears to be concerned about bass tone.
the song is similar rhythmically. but that's about it. i think i know a bit more about my own ears then another individual.
lmao i just listened to whose autumn and then the car ride song and now i hear it. silly me, woops the guitar is similar.
Currently, and for a while now, my favorite rig is a Harke 3500 with an Ampeg SVT 4x10 HLF. I play a Music Man S.U.B. 5-string through it and it FREAKIN' rocks. Just came back from practice. Couple songs we cover are "Dani California" by the Red Hot Chili Pepppers, "I am a Highway" by Audioslave, "Mudshovel" Staind, and a whole lot of other modern rock tunes. I have no problem nailing any of these tones. I also hold it down for a country band and I can dial in a nice, smooth, thick, deep bottom for some of that stuff. Also, I do some work with Rich Spina of Hermin's Hermitts and can get the right sounds for that style also. Just my 2 cents!
