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Jazz Bass tone with and without pickguard?

This is hilarious!

Now I want to buy a jazz, then get some rounds and flats.

Without the pickguard, play rounds, with bridge solo'd with a maxed out tone.

Then with the pickguard, flats, neck solo'd withe the tone at zero.

Post it to youtube and see what happens.
 
Not sure if this has been posted before. But it's hilarious.

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Love the comments. "I just heard this thru KRK monitors and without the pickguard the instrument has more bottom and high end... with the plastic on top it sounds narrower." :p

So would a metal pickguard officially make it the best bass for metal?
 
You sunsabiotchez. You simply cannot best my emulating algorythms. Oh you'll see. The WORLD will see.

Oh and ha HA on the pickguard screw composition and plating. Already got THAT COVERED. I've got FOURTEEN BANKS dedicated to that alone.

Did you remember to add in the hardware color algorithm?

Everybody knows that black hardware sounds darker than chrome or gold....
 
Hi guys.

It is my video. Althought i don't hear any difference.

I recorded this because we've had a little debate on Polish forum on that.


It's just a vid for you to decide if there is difference or not. ;)

Although the comments on this thread are hilarious, it's cool that you have a curious mind.

Now if you were actually trying to support the idea that there is a difference.... well.... that would have to be posted in the Bass Humor thread :D