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Low End Jazz Megathread Part 2

I've done a good bit of gigging with my LEJ6 and let me just say that this thing flat out kills. I've done r&b gigs, heavy/hard rock/metal gigs, church gigs, folky recording sessions, you name it, and this bass just does it.

I had an opportunity to trade for a really nice MTD 635 recently and after trying out on gigs, it doesn't get it done everywhere. That said, I still would love an MTD for some gigs, but I need a different wood combo.

If anyone is looking for a bass that cuts through, sounds amazing, sits in a mix, sounds good solo, can adapt to any situation, and has action lower than you would believe, Low End basses need some serious looking into.

I know you guys know that already though...

quick video of band I'm in covering a song with our new singer:[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

This was her first show with a band, this is her first band, and she had tonsillitis and mono. She's a trooper though and has natural presence. I can't wait to do another show with her (we have one soon). She has tracked some vocals with me, and she can flat out sing. I'll post up some recordings soon, but back to the bass...even in a camera vid this bass is slaying. I couldn't believe how well it cut through when I was listening on my laptop speakers.

Were you using in-ear monitors?
 
At rehearsal last night, I was fooling around with the bass trying different tonal variations and found a tone loved. I used just the rear pick up on my LEJ. It was punchy, and bright, but fat. I am going to use it more often. Try it.
 
I love the look of this LEJ 6!!!!:D

ME WANT!!!!!:hyper:

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