Second Try Loose Jam
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This is not my normal instrument. I put some round-wounds on a $200 bass I have resulting in a departure from my normal tone. It's a little brighter and since I'm not used to the strings there is some "string squeak" but I think that adds some authenticity to the loose jam idea.
Thanks for the template!
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2. August 2015 um 03:41
KMstar
nice tone from it man I am jealous. I an playing a 20+ year old jackson bass with 10 year old strings but its because I like the tone of old strings. I am about to order my first new bass in 12 years. Looking at the american P jazz geddy model they are making now. Any thoughts?
+1
2. August 2015 um 03:45
DannyK
The strings I put on this one are older; probably from 2012 or so. Bass strings only get better with age as you know.
The Geddy Lee model looks nice and people are raving over it. It's seems like a great bass. +1
The Geddy Lee model looks nice and people are raving over it. It's seems like a great bass. +1
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shelton
I like it very nice tone I like to hear the slides you know like to hear the string slaps on upright jazz bass too :)
+1
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Tofzegrit
Round and Punchy, nice tone and the man behind is the same, that's important too :)
Bravo Danny +1
Bravo Danny +1
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