• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

Official Zon Club Part 4

Status
Not open for further replies.
The latest addition to the family. Man, what a kick in the pants!
100_2631_zps26d3e923.jpg


100_2634_zps57f3fba0.jpg


100_2635_zpse896c9b6.jpg
 
Killer 519!!!

This beautiful beast should be in my hands soon. Joe and the crew at Zon are true Artists mixed in with a healthy part mad scientists ;)

Controls:
Vol ( push/pull single/ humbucker)
Vol ( push/pull single/ humbucker)
Mid ( push/pull mid shift)
Bass/ treble stack
I'm SO psyched to shred on this baby!!

ImageUploadedByTalkBass1362194171.127073.jpg
 
Killer 519!!!



This beautiful beast should be in my hands soon. Joe and the crew at Zon are true Artists mixed in with a healthy part mad scientists ;)



Controls:

Vol ( push/pull single/ humbucker)

Vol ( push/pull single/ humbucker)

Mid ( push/pull mid shift)

Bass/ treble stack

I'm SO psyched to shred on this baby!!



attachment.jpg



Are those Bartolini pickups?
 
Thanks Vic. This will give me that 75 Jbass slap tone and let me jump into buckers for that Sonus Custom sound. I believe the two buckers are in the Pbass position and the music man position. Should be one heck of a tone chameleon.
 
You guys are running similar setups as well. That must be a winning combination.
Actually, fairly different tho too...

He's got different pickups in his, which is pretty significant.

The Epi 410 vs the GK212 probably gives him a little bit more of a scooped sound than the GK cab, which tend to have a different midrange presence... that signature GK growl. Another big difference is even the warmer GK MB Fusion (pictured) and especially the MB800 (I play almost as much) will sound a little brighter and wider than the warmer sounding Markbass stuff... not lacking mids, just not quite as low mid forward as that Markbass amp. I'm all said and done, his tone is a little warmer up high and thicker in the lows and low mids, whereas mine's probably a bit more even down low and crisper up high. Not by a huge margin, and only a little EQ adjustment away from each other as/if desired, but at least nominally.

Regardless tho, you are correct in that they're both winning combos. No doubt.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.