Love u

You know what it is to repair or what, that's why I don't have to look for videos of organs because these crazy people come out breaking something that can be repaired.

was hoping you'd demo each one. 😢

I own several vintage USA made Fender basses, some of which are quite heavy. One of my old Jazz Basses weighs over 12 pounds. I went into a guitar store, here in Nashville, a couple of years ago, and play a Mustang. I absolutely loved it. Right off the rack it played and sounded great!! No dead notes on the G string from the 3rd to 6th fret; a big issue with most long scale basses. Anyway, I bought one. I recently used it on a major artist gig, and on a record date. It’s great not having all that weight on my shoulder. It is now my main go-to bass. PS: Never have issues with the 3 position switch.

Turn up your amp! It’s hard to tell the difference in sound without hearing the amp. It’s like the basses weren’t plugged in at all.

Love it!! Great job. The worship team sounds great. I also like how clean the stage is. I also play bass at my church. We have wires and stands everywhere. We are working on hiding some of it. Keep on sharing your talent, and bringing God the glory. 😎🎸

Hey, did you get the amp fixed up? I'm about to sort mine out. It's an early version with 6AQ5A tubes. I'm pretty sure the capacitors need replacing, maybe some other components, and I might try another speaker in it. These are great amps for guitar and I'll buy another when (if) one shows up in the UK.

Yea! The sadowsky preamp pedal, with either the xlr or mono version are very nice

what is an acceptable bass on a Martin jr acoustic bass please?

Boss cares so little for their customers they can't even supply a diagram with the pedal showing how to hook up this pedal.

I just may have an idea or two, but not for public consumption. ;)

I own a MusicMaster just like that one you have and I want to change the pickup I want to put Seymour Duncan 3 quarter single coil and new bridge or should I keep it original. what do you think?

I came here wanting to love this video. I left, well, disappointed. "Lady shits on bass" without letting us hear it. Meanwhile, other videos actually review the guitar, with sound, mind, and give us their opinions on the strengths and weaknesses, but only after actually playing them. Sorry, but this is rubbish.

Hi Di, love your videos. Not to "piggyback" but for you; here's how to easily fix the nose dive problem on the cheap. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4Gsc3x8Zrx3oas

On the very last part of the video was the level set at 2 o'clock and tone at o'clock and both attack and sustain at o'clock

Hi Just found you from UkuleleWales site, really enjoyed your story. I was, to start with a Guitar Dad at a new church (1980) and I am still playing (now a bass) in church having been through the various youth groups and different churches as I have moved house. At 74 I realise that my playing days are getting less, but the other week I Played my Kala electric acoustic bass in church for the first time and loved it. My singing voice has is now not good and the ability to worship by music is really satisfying. Keep going it's really worthwhile.

She said it’s easy to reach around!!!!

Have you considered having the P pickup rewired for parallel instead of the stock series wiring? From the videos I've reviewed Parallel is brighter yet softer, which seems like it would be a good match for short scale Bass' and flat wound strings.

I just got one used. Someone put in a CTS blend & Seymour Duncans. So, I don't have a clue what an original sounds like or if the switch is worth keeping. Short scales are a fav of mine though, and this jem is on my short list. I recommend the Levy's 3" cotton for basses with a bit of neck dive. HF thumpers. TY Ma'am.

How was your experience with this after all these years?

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If I ever win that Fender Player II Jazz Bass From My Sweetwater Wish List-I'll Let You Know-That way, I'll have two basses(Squier Mini and Fender Player II Jazz Bass-I bought the Squier Mini P-Bass in December 2022)

I need a sound hole pickup for an acoustic bass. Any have a suggestion.

i had mr 5 mk1 and loved them

I have a pair they sound great, but the fit is awkward for me. Can’t get them to really seal.

I’m 26’s and never had it done before. My family has a lot of GI issues so my mother gave me some info on this back when she had to do it a year or so ago. I’m not used to putting myself in the hands of others so it’s kinda freaking me out. I’m having them both done in two weeks, but I’m excited to hopefully get a diagnosis for whatever it is that’s been hurting me for years.

Very motivating your Never to late videos. I'm looking for my first. Thanks

No burnt red that bass is beautiful

I found your videos about short-scale basses and I like a lot your honesty and authenticity! Great content! Keep growing and uploading more videos! Greetings from Finland :)

They were glad to have you as a bass guitar player

You served the church ministry well as a bass player for 15 years

1978 music master bass.look under the neck and see who made it ❤

Having them.both done tomorrow morning cleanse is taste nasty

does he still vlog? I kind of lost track of his ongoing longest vlogger I

I've been playing the Mexican made version of this bass for 4 months and love it. I agree completely with the switch complaints, I'm always hitting it, mostly coming in and out of the bag so it's now routine to check after putting on my strap.

I really like the UBass.

Go to Chocolate? Either Hershey’s with Almonds or Peanut M & M’s.

Sounds great! What kind of bass were you playing? The frequency response across different notes is very even.

I'm having endoscopy for same symptoms ie. Stomach pain after meals . I think I will ask my GP to have colonoscopy too which would kill two birds with one stone . Im used to endoscopy but be my first with Colonoscopy . Hoping my GP will except my wishes. So pleased that you found it OK and outcome was negative . Raymond

I just got the Hartke 3500 Mofset. When I power it on, I wait about 30 seconds and then it clicks. Finally, after it clicks, it sends an output to my cabinet. Is this normal for these amps? Thanks! P.S. sometimes it clicks in after 30 seconds, sometimes it clicks in after 3 seconds... So strange. Hope someone can explain.

So.. you're rating them based on looks? Not a word about the sound.. whatever..

Great demo!! The manual it came with was rather vague! You explained the true bypass/buffer functions which is what I needed!! Thank you!

Hi. Thanks for the great video. If you are interested in a louder, compact acoustic bass, please check out the TurboBass.

Do you still use this pedal? I’m considering getting it

This is an very intesresting video jsjs i was wondering that

I am a old guitar player who knows nothing about basses and have decided to start playing bass. My local music shop just got in an Ibanez AEGB24E and the bigger and more expensive Morgan AB20 SSE-R. Do you have any advice, opinion or recommendations on those?

Hi - Thank you for posting this . Question time : I have 5 9v pedals . I see that the ISO 5 only has 4 inputs for the 9v . Can I daisy chain them all ?? And is it ok to input into just 1 of the 9v holes ?? Or should I split them up ?? Maybe 2 and 2 and 1 ?? ( something like that ). I just wonder if having all 5 going into 1 9v input would be too much . I have no idea about these sorts of things . Your help is greatly appreciated 🙏

I am getting it in the smaller version. I went through and check many pedals for overdrive and distortion… this can’t be beaten.

cool demo! thanks a lot. I like it. I think that for some intros can be something to apply.

I've been playing a no name PJ for a little over 10 years. Sounds good, especially since I put new P pickups in it and a short time later had a 3 way switch installed to use P separately, J separately, or both together. But this bass weighs like 10 pounds and feels heavier due to massive neck dive. I was trying to find out what basses would be lighter, but it's hard to find specific info except on really expensive basses. Then I found out some well-known bass players play short scale it got me thinking. For some reason I thought of those as for kids, but they are also good for adults with smaller hands or even some arthritis. That spoke to me. I was in a music store today and tested 2 short scale basses. A Mitchell MB100 short scale. I liked how it looked with the PJ pickup format. I wasn't as happy with how the fretboard felt or even the sound that much. Seemed very bassy and I had to crank the mids on the amp more to get my sound. The other bass I tried was a Squier Bronco. I plugged that in and it was near perfect with the amp eq's set in the middle where I started with the Mitchell. I also much preferred the feel of the neck. I looked at, but didn't test the Precision mini. That just felt too small, almost fragile. Same with the Ibanez Mikro. Really leaning toward the Bronco. I thought at first I wouldn't like it with just that single pickup, but somehow that provides a sound I like, not even all that different from my full size PJ. Also, that single pickup gives my picking fingers more room to operate.