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The basic flaw in the p-bass
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Civil? This thread is going anywhere. I mean, come on. We had a nice time, a good laugh, a nice discussion, but it's going in circles and stuff...
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Late to the party but, ...
I think the quote attributed to The Ox had to do with why he pushed to develop round- wound strings. He just noticed the lack of low end on his Precisions w/flats with the treble boosted.
I think the quote attributed to The Ox had to do with why he pushed to develop round- wound strings. He just noticed the lack of low end on his Precisions w/flats with the treble boosted.
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Paramount (A Gulf Western Company).
Next up on a very special episode Family Ties, uncle Tom Hanks comes over and punches Alex in the face.
Whatever his concern, Entwistle's favorite bass--the one he said he'd be buried with--was a P-bass!
Whatever his concern, Entwistle's favorite bass--the one he said he'd be buried with--was a P-bass!
I started on a P-bass, because it was the norm, and I though the oblong Jazz body was hideous. I've recently transitioned back to P-basses, specifically a 2010 MIM Classic 50s. I'm in love with the tone I get. Now, my Squier/MIM Frankenfender needs a new tone circuit, but that's just the cheap components. The P-bass really stands the test of time.
I can't tell the difference between the two tones on the album. I love how it's been over 30 years and people still argue which is the Rick and which is the Jazz. People also debate the same thing about Beatles songs.
Maybe Geddy double tracked the bass on Moving Pictures and every song is the Jazz and Rick?!??
Very interesting read! It answered a lot of questions I had but was afraid to ask in the Pickups and Electronics forum.
a passive bass, played aggressively into a distorted amp in the middle of a fairly dense mix, yeah not so easy to pick out the subtleties.
Orange AD200 head into a Palmer speaker simulator and Rockcrusher Attenuator/load box, no cabinets.
this blended with the Sansamp RBI, Avalon U5 and Palmer Simulator.
http://www.cygnus-x1.net/links/rush/bass-player-08.2012.php
Yes I do. Even though you missed a few things. It damn sure isn't basic. An amp and a cab is basic.
Seriously.
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+ 1000!
