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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

I have some kind of Sansa mp3 player too. It's the only one I've ever had and I have used it very rarely.

I used to listen to it a bit when i was taking a bus downton to work when i lived in Portland.

I really oughtta load it up with good stuff and use it more. Right now i think it's stuffed to the gills with Captain Beefheart.
 
I have some kind of Sansa mp3 player too. It's the only one I've ever had and I have used it very rarely.

I used to listen to it a bit when i was taking a bus downton to work when i lived in Portland.

I really oughtta load it up with good stuff and use it more. Right now i think it's stuffed to the gills with Captain Beefheart.

Fast and Bulbous! I have nothing but respect for the Captain, but I can only listen to so much in one sitting.
 
It's a set neck...

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Inside one of the pickup cavities. Looks like solid wood to me.

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The seller shipped it out hours after I bought it, but it's shipping by post from Japan so it's not going to be here until around the 13th.
That's what th insides of that white Cortez I had looked like.
 
Got a few minutes in with the Black Paisley today. Only through headphones, so nothing is certain yet. It sounds pretty similar to the Fab Tone, maybe a bit tighter, especially in the lows. The octave setting sounds synthy, which could be cool to play with, but probably won't get much use. Will have to crank it through the cabs to really hear it shine, but so far I'm not sure which wins between Black Paisley and Fab Tone. Should be a fun battle!
 
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