Need Help: Sound Clip included

Ok guys, I'm in the process of selling my 400+, the passive mid control is killing me. So far, the lead replacement is a DB750. In my mind, I have 2 ideal tones. The first is the bass tone from Aenima and Lateralus. I can pretty much get that with my Sterling, into most any amp, cuz for the most part, its a clean sound, no effects, with a flat eq. I know Justin uses effects, but I'll worry about that part later, I'm satisfied with that tone. The other is the tone at the beginning of this clip

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My basic question is, can a Sterling into a DB750 into some cabinet get that tone? How? How should the EQ be set? If not, will the sterling not do it, or the amp? Any recommendations on a cab? I was thinking Berg NV610. I can't remember where I got the clip, but I remember mention of a 60s Ampeg SVT stack. I don't know what kind of bass is used in the clip. Thanks.

 

any EQ or cab recomendations? string recommendations maybe?

 

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Yeah, definitely not Tool. A guitarist friend of mine was looking into VHT amps, and he was looking for clips online. That was one of the clips he found. I'm not sure which specific band it is, but it was done at least in part by the guy whose site has the clip, John Ziegler. In somewhat of a weird circle thing, John Ziegler is the guitarist for 2 bands now, VOLTO! and Pygmy Love Circus. Danny Carey is the drummer for both of these bands, as well as Tool. Weird.

Anyway, any EQ suggestions on how to get that tone with a sterling into a DB750? As I don't yet have a DB750, I don't really have the time to fiddle around one at Guitar Center until I find the tone I want.

 

I'm talking about for a recording, either micing the cab, or taking from the DI, maybe both. Thanks for the tips.

Yeah, I was thinking that it was played with a pick, but I wasn't sure. Thanks.