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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

I don't know why I started looking at Fullton OCD videos but I was blown away. I've never made on sound this good! Have you?



That's a similar tone to how I run my Ultimate Drive on my P bass. When I've used my actual OCD and a Jazz style bass though, I usually dial it in more medium gain and higher on the tone, because that combo does a great tight, grindy tone. The original OCD has a bit too much low end cut for me to like it with that same tone downtuned with my P bass.
 
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I saw this thread minutes after it was posted and I thought to myself, "You should post here. For the sake of your gay best friend and the forward progress of humanity, you should post a comment." Then I thought about your exact sentiment and I figured I would just dodge the bullet and continue to be an upstanding, equal rights supporting bassist without the need for internet moral (self) validation.

I think @mc_muench should drop some Peavey Kvlt pix in there for the hell of it.

Maybe we should ALL just hijack the thread with rig pictures. No text, just a photobomb of DOOM rigs.
 
I saw this thread minutes after it was posted and I thought to myself, "You should post here. For the sake of your gay best friend and the forward progress of humanity, you should post a comment." Then I thought about your exact sentiment and I figured I would just dodge the bullet and continue to be an upstanding, equal rights supporting bassist without the need for internet moral (self) validation.



Maybe we should ALL just hijack the thread with rig pictures. No text, just a photobomb of DOOM rigs.


I like this plan.
 
I read through 3 or 4 pages after I let it stew for a while. I became supremely disappointed in the TB community and became extra grateful of the level of involvement I have carved into the S/D community. You guys rule, those dudes suck. And I have also gathered a list of people I would probably tell to pound salt if they responded to a classified ad.
 
Jeebus. I just have a Joyo UD, but I haven't made it sound quite like THAT. Then again, most of the time that I've had it, I've only had my bass with tapes, which isn't exactly "defined" sounding with any kind of distortion anyways xD

Are you running a Jazz Bass? Could be this tone is from the pickup combos as well... BTW his Mastodon video is good... This is the Jazz bass I'm looking for, may still have to build it.

That's a similar tone to how I run my Ultimate Drive on my P bass. When I've used my actual OCD and a Jazz style bass though, I usually dial it in more medium gain and higher on the tone, because that combo does a great tight, grindy tone. The original OCD has a bit too much low end cut for me to like it with that same tone downtuned with my P bass.

I'm rocking either a G&L P Bass or a G&L l2000. I've only ever tried one in the store and it sounded "tinny" and lifeless. I may have to give it another try.

This video sounds great too!
 
How do you like tapes and what kind of life you get out if them?
They are an occasional curiosity but I never get around to it.

I love them. Not usually for S/D stuff, but they're just so goddamn fun. They basically last forever. I changed out my D'Addario black nylons after 3 years because replacements were on sale and my B string as a little frayed in a spot where I had forced it through the bridge. Still sounded great though. I don't think you would ever need more than one set unless you wanted them on multiple instruments.

If I ever take em off my Squier I'll just save them until I want tapes again.

When I first put them on I was surprised at how lively they sounded. I though they would just sound like flats with the tone control rolled all the way off. Rather than having no high end though, they have some, but the low mids are super thumpy and emphasized. Obviously, they don't result in instant upright sounds. But they make for a neat in-between. For vintage clean sounds through my old Acoustic combo or light overdriven garage rock, they're my go to. Hopefully this information helps kind of, but I'd say give them a try!
 
I'll be out of town this weekend, but are you still gigging in CR?

probably will be but the band is on hiatus since we just had another guitar player quit for family reasons

I don't know why I started looking at Fullton OCD videos but I was blown away. I've never made on sound this good! Have you?



I think almost half of the people who post in this thread have a OCD or version of. The trick to added low end is to crank the volume as you see in the video its almost dimed.
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