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always sounded like clean bass to me.you can tell it's just very specter-esque,un-effected tone.if you had asked about angry chair's intro,then totally different story.
In Would? I believe the bass sound comes a spector played with a pick through an overdriven amp.. if you want to get close with a pedal, maybe an overdrive pedal with actual tubes in it on a moderate to low gain would work. I have no experience with any pedal like that so don't take my word for it.
Oh, and in Angry chair, the intro is drums and guitar, not bass.
Yeah, pick playing through overdriven tube amp. There are lots of pedals that attempt to cop the amp sound--popular ones right now include the Tech21/Sansamp product line, and the Catalinbread SFT.
I remember playing that riff with the pick turned a bit sideways. This is what my 13-year-old self always assumed was the proper technique to achieve said sound. But back then I also thought that the tone of distorted guitars came from using a metal pick. Apparently I was a believer in technique over gear at that time in my life.
Wow, this is the first time I might have had something right back then as opposed to now. We really do get dumber as time goes on!
It's mostly the Spector getting that sound. Similiar to Eddie's sound on Mindcrime. Looks like a NS2A with EMG's in the video anyway - not that that means anything.