Hi there... my low-rent basses

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nerkoids
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Hi there... my low-rent basses

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I'm new. Both to basses (barely 3 years) and to this awesome forum. Oh, and I'm definitely a lefty:

Here are my basses.

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and a 28.629" scale baritone guitar tuned down to open G
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Of course, I'm cheap.
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A man after my own heart!

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///my "nice" bass is a used G&L Tribute
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Welcome!
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Way to make an entrance! :D
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Love the different color pbass pickup covers.... "Resourceful"!
"Still trying to find some wine-tasting-style way to describe the almost-Jaco tone the bass player had going on."
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LefThanDed wrote:Love the different color pbass pickup covers.... "Resourceful"!
Thanks! That's actually done on purpose.

That particular bass is a kit. Put a Guitarfetish Pro overwound (16.48 k rated!). The stock 250k pots that came with it couldn't handle all that, making the top end virtually non-existent, so made a new harness with a 1Meg linear pot for the volume, and a 500k audio taper for the tone. Bass has a lot of knock to it, especially with flats and a bit of foam:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/795 ... lright.mp3

It can also be gentle when it wants to be:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/795 ... 0licks.mp3
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Nice sounding P-bass! Welcome to the best bass forum on the net!
R&B Stretch Bass, Walter Woods 1000w Green-Light Stereo Amp, AccuGroove El Whappo and TR112, assorted axes, amps, cabs...
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Thanks!!!
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