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Hating on anything but Fender

Nobody cares. I have fenders, Ibanez, Yamaha, Jackson, plus several others. Once I got a new bass and nobody in the band noticed for two weeks. Make yourself happy, thats whats important.

Your comment is true!

I played a Midnight Wine jazz, then a Sunburst Jazz (with a pretty dark sunburst), for about 4 years. Then I got a Fiesta Red Jazz, which I thought stood out and was a noticibly different color. I played the new Fiesta Red bass exclusively, several times per week, with the same people.

It was a almost a year before people stopped asking "When did you get a red bass?" :roflmao:
 
I think we all have funny stores about nobody noticing when you change stuff as a bass player haha. Kind of funny when you think of it considering the time and effort that we put into it. I do not notice if a guitar player uses a tubescreamer or something else on his lead sound but I’m betting he has 10 different overdrives that are slightly different and obsesses over them. And what about drummels!
 
Geez...ONE (1) guy in a studio somewhere said that.

ONE (1) commenter made an idiotic comment in a YouTube video.

A FEW producers over the years expressed preference for a certain bass.

And we have NINE (9) pages of comments and angst over it (including and especially from me, I admit, nay, proclaim)...

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Great attitude man, really great. Very helpful, super guy, totally understanding respectable guy, hope the kids look up to you.
 
The one thing I agree with is that some of these other basses have too much tonal variety with active circuits. A passive P or j of any brand is just easier (IMO) to plug, play and get great tone.

I get the sentiment recorded here, but is that the bass’s fault? I would find some responsibility for good tone on the bassist and engineer.
Great attitude man, really great. Very helpful, super guy, totally understanding respectable guy, hope the kids look up to you.

You know nothing of my attitude, understanding, or my family situation. So stop pretending to be the comment Police and stuff a sock in it.
 
I get the sentiment recorded here, but is that the bass’s fault? I would find some responsibility for good tone on the bassist and engineer.


You know nothing of my attitude, understanding, or my family situation. So stop pretending to be the comment Police and stuff a sock in it.

your comment was extremely sarcastic and belittling to anyone who participated in this thread. Your the ONLY person that came here in 9 pages and talked smack about us discussing this.

Grow up.