If you like the vintage sound, check out the Hanson vintage pickup. We were able to hear it at the gtg and it is great.
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The pickup you are referring to, this is just the standard Lakland P pickup, correct? That is what I had in my Dunn, and I would agree that it was a bit more aggressive sounding than an old vintage Precision bass, but still had that chunky mid profile. Do you know how the Nordy compares? I've heard it more of a vintage thing which I'm interested in trying. I wouldn't mind if it sounded just like the Hanson pickup myself though.
That's right, Jason. The Hanson vintage P pickup is a newer model that doesn't come stock in anything.I guess what I'm saying is that I'm confused. What is the Hanson vintage pickup and what is the Lakland P pup. Are those two different things?
That's right, Jason. The Hanson vintage P pickup is a newer model that doesn't come stock in anything.
On the LOG board, there is a thread with soundclips done by Leo at Lakland using the five-string Skyline Glaub protos (including the LOG bass protos) with the three different pickups: Hanson neo, Hanson vintage and the Nordy. I believe it's in Markus' Corner.
roadkill2309 said:They honestly don't sound different enough that I'd care which an axe came with. Not saying it doesn't sound *good,* just saying that maybe the choices aren't really all that different from one another. At least, not to matter in any situation where there would be other instruments and non-bass players listening.
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I think this could be said for about 95% of the discussions on talkbass about tone.....lol
That's simply deep grain in the fingerboard btw.
Gentlemen, it finally happened! I give you, MADISON REBORN!! Mwah ha ha!!
They honestly don't sound different enough that I'd care which an axe came with. Not saying it doesn't sound *good,* just saying that maybe the choices aren't really all that different from one another. At least, not to matter in any situation where there would be other instruments and non-bass players listening.
Gentlemen, it finally happened! I give you, MADISON REBORN!! Mwah ha ha!!
) 16ths and 32ths chops, and every note just stands out, something I've never felt on a passive bass, at least to this extent.It seems like European players really like their zing. Did you all listen to too much Mark King?Still, passive, alder, and bridge CS pickup is not my cup of tea. I need more, more, more highs!
Not all of us. Currently trying to eliminate zing from my newly acquired 55-02 (Lakland pickups, factory steel round wounds). Next step ... nickels. If that fails, half-rounds or tapesIt seems like European players really like their zing. Did you all listen to too much Mark King?![]()
BigBeatNut said:Not all of us. Currently trying to eliminate zing from my newly acquired 55-02 (Lakland pickups, factory steel round wounds). Next step ... nickels. If that fails, half-rounds or tapes
Andy
I hear you. My solution is to use a Tone Hammer when I want to kill those highs. With the AGS engaged, it rolls off everything above 5k or so, even if the gain is set really low for a clean tone. Just food for thought!
VT Bass... cuts and trims in all the right places, and slots your bass right in the mix. YMMV.