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I love this bass tone Big Data Dangerous

Yeah they play that song a lot on Sirius Alt Nation, I like it a lot...

I was wondering if it was doubled by some type of synth to fatten it up, especially on that kind of slidey wub wub part at the end of the chorus.

Need fresh strings, and my basses g# didn't sound right to my ears, sounded better when I tuned my a string a half step down.
 
Yeah they play that song a lot on Sirius Alt Nation, I like it a lot...

I was wondering if it was doubled by some type of synth to fatten it up, especially on that kind of slidey wub wub part at the end of the chorus.

Need fresh strings, and my basses g# didn't sound right to my ears, sounded better when I tuned my a string a half step down.
The "slide wub wub part" is an actual slide I believe. He definitely uses something to fatten the tone though.
 
I have a strong feeling that this is a lot more simpler than I'm making it out in my mind that it COULD be....
Here's what it sounds like to me.
Fresh rotosound strings, on an active pickups bass.....an amp like a gk-800 with its mid contour button pressed in, bass control at 9 , treble at 2, .....
and through the effects loop--- a stomp-box chorus set with its depth at MAX and its speed at almost-maybe 1- completely zero, if not at zero.

--Or-- a digital delay on the right channel and the raw unaffected bass signal on the left. about a 256 millisecond delay.