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Can't go wrong with a Schecter.

Isn't it soft maple body on the vintage modified?

got mine in indigo blue, this thing blows all the guitars at its price point. screw the fender player and prs se silver skys

Had Thomastik on my fretless some years ago. Surprising velvet-like refined sound. More high's. Lighter to play. But less 'thump'

Got mine coming in a couple of days.... taking forever!

Thank you Sir

Can someone please unscrew one of their tuners and tell me if they have a bit of play in the holes of the head stock

My question is I’ve been playing awhile but don’t claim to be the smartest when it comes to tone control at church I’m running thru a mxr compressor pedal and into a sand amp bass DI and direct in I play a 5 string SOZO with active eq in the bass I’m having problems getting a muddy tone am I running to much compression since the sandals has compression in it looking for insight to clean it up thanks

I just found your channel this morning! Man, we're blessed by your work. I subscribed! keep it up, bro.

Please make SLAP comparison!

TI is so gnarly, pure jazz bass growl! My favorite string!❤❤❤

I have the same guitar, 1984 I think. It has tex mex pickups, cts pots, wiring is the same as fender custom shop. The thing plays crazy. It’s so versatile and blindfolded you never k ow it was a budget guitar. I paid £65 for it at a pawn shop last year!!

Just got one today for 328 euros😊!

Good review, greatings from Belgium. I just ordered a stereo pack. Had the katana mini, the Fly is better in my ears.

That's a beautiful bass you have. Is that Lake Placid Blue? Love the color and the black pickguard goes great with it.

I've always used nickel plated. I switched from D"Darrio to Elixir a few years ago and have stayed with them since. However, I had to buy new strings yesterday, ordered from Strings by Mail, and almost bought stainless instead of the nickel plated. I thought they may sound a bit fuller, but stuck with what I know. The only con from the Elixir strings are that even new they don't quite have that "new string" vibrancy we bassists love. They're more like a couple days after new sounding, and they live forever. So smooth they remind me of flats. I think a set of stainless Elixir may be worthy of a look. New video? Buddy? Great content, and your bassings are great!

Aria is a good brand. Personally, I play a ibanez acoustic bass, AEGB-30, 2023 model. Check it out.

How do i use the tuner output?

Thanks for the review, well done. Aria Pro II basses are incredible. I bought my first new in 1981. It's a TSB-400 which is medium scale. My son who is an incredible lead guitarist said I was spoiled from the get go with my bass since it has great fret access, finishing and is perfectly balanced. Fast forward 40+ years to now when I needed to purchase another bass for recording because one of the resin filled pickups on my original bass no longer works. I tried to find a replacement to pick up and even had one custom made but it just didn't sound as good as the original so I thought I will purchase another base to use in the meantime since I had recording to do. Medium scale bases are not that common but that's what I'm used to and that's what I like best so the hunt was on. I ended up purchasing an Aria Pro II Jet bass which is also a medium scale instrument but with a jazz bass pickup configuration. It has great fret access and the finishing of the bases pretty good overall but it is slightly neck heavy, albeit not as bad as any of the short scale bases I checked out since I could not find other medium scale bases. I've had the chance to play live with it through some pretty incredible PA systems and am quite happy with the sound. It even has a nice sound when slapping it. I love the hollow body base you just reviewed and if it was available in a 32-in medium scale, I would buy one in a heartbeat, especially in that beautiful red color. Here is a link to a track i recorded with my TSB-400 using only the neck pickup. ruclips.net/video/GESqzNpdwvs/видео.htmlsi=h7B9SZiTf64ZvVnn

Have had my sunburst Mim P Bass for a few years, still plays great.Player series is discontinued, Player plus active is what is available now.

I have several American Fenders and a Squiere like this one and for me it's better than the Fenders. it has a special gain for single coil and a beautiful clean sound... those who don't know this guitar may think we exaggerate what we say, but it's one of the best guitars I've ever played

❤cool

Does it feedback a bunch?

Have you tried Tonerider Rebel 90? Wondering if you have any experience with those

They’re on sale at sweetwater at the moment. So I had to get another set.

For some reason my meter only lights up when I have input on full. Anyone else run into this issue? Literally just took it out of the box, so it might be a user error issue.

fwiw - don't like the body shapes but am impressed by your demos of the pickups. Are those pickups close enough iin size to a Stiingray pickup to install Stingray clone pups with minimal routing work? Do the stock pups do a good job of cancelling hum fields?

Great tunes just bought mine today ❤

Grato pelo seu review sobre o pedal Dolamo vintage distortion d11. Saudações do Brasil ✌🏼

Flats have more 'thump' attack. Not very notable at first hearing, but significant for the overall perception. Flats with a bridge pickup and a proper setup can generate a lot harmonics as well. You do not need rounds for that. To my opinion flats generate more 'fretless' sound than the rounds. Also a pickup mix of 1:3 to 1:4 neck:bridge is overlooked. That mix gives the brighter bridge pu sound, with more bottom, and most of all it cancels out the lost harmonics that every pu looses due to its position, so all harmonics become present in roughly the same amount. Finally, it depends of the style of music and of your playing. For the (real) bass role flats seem most appropriate. For soloing and more funky playing the rounds will do.

Thoughts on zoom b3n compared to this?

Bully: Many thanks for giving us honest reviews of low cost equipment. When your budget is a major consideration, knowing you're getting the best bang for your buck is critical. You give us honest, realistic expectations about the equipment you review. That, and you likeable personality makes your videos a real resource for the player who is just starting out, and the older players like me who have learned the concept of value. God bless, my friend. That's offered from the heart with utmost sincerity.

I wish you'd show us clean tone first.

Super testy. Cieszę się że znalazłem Twój kanał. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski 🤗🇵🇱👍💯🎸

hey rumbin man. i bought this baby a few days ago. what a wonderfull maschine with a growling 70s sound. wow!!!

Killer playing man, I'm also the owner of a Squier affinity (4str P/J). I'm at the stage where i'm considering getting myself another bass, after changing pickups (for second hand japan fender PU), but my rationale is not so clear : do i want it for another design, for another neck profile, another kind of sound ? Who knows ? Modding my bass could just be cheaper and fun to do too, but oh well, uncertainty :p

I've owned this exact bass, colour and all, for about 30 years now. I'll never part with it!

Great review! I was deciding between a M87 and a BC-1x, for my style M87 works better! Thanks.

1/2 way through the vid, and my next strings will be these Rotos for my Geddy Lee signature jazz. I had that set-up several years ago on a different Geddy bass. Was, to this day, the very best pick sound that I have ever heard from my own playing. Thank you for the reminder..

Super bright tones, but be forewarned super low gain… To get them to even push my overdrive pedals I have to run them through boost on full tilt and crank all the way up on the overdrive. That makes it a pain for whenever I switch to one of my other guitars.

Great review, contemplating getting the Classic Vibe, finally getting more into 5 strings.

0:08Intro bass playing with pedal off 0:17 Bass playing continues with pedal on 4:50 Tone 1 sound demo 5:36 Tone 2 sound demo 6:35 Tone 3 sound demo

The TI’s win it for me. The gocus that they have, workable midrange AND the space they gove the rest of the instruments.

I know people hate on this pedal but if you really give it a chance it can be the most amazing pedal!!! I love it

Matt Freeman uses the orange tortex ones 0,60mm

I would like to get a 55 02.

Dude that mix sound like the bass mix on .....and justice for all hahaha.

One of the best bass solo's I have ever heard. Very musical. ❤

Got this pedal yesterday. I'm still not understanding the DI signal path switch at the back of the pedal

Flatwounds and jazz go together like peanut butter and jelly.