I have tried several apps this is the one that helped

You’re obviously not of knowledge in correctly adjusting the truss-rod. Because it’s a five minute job, not a half hour…….!

I prefer the Axcelerator. It sounds bigger.

yes. they sound much better after a few drinks.

Question: Was the pickup pan on the red bass turned all the way to the neck pickup for this vid? Great demo! Thanks!

I have an 80's Dean bass which appears to have the same problem. When as is said and done how much clearance on the strings should there be down near the 12 -19 frets (shortscale)?

Wow! What a great video! Totally helped with a Hofner Shorty Violin bass I have. Thanks so much for posting this!

Tutorial?

Both sound pretty bland and overly hollow

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Have 2 of the same basses but don't have this issue

I have the rb2502. Washburn wins shootout by miles

the preamp died in my bb76. used an aguilar obp3 revamped it ,hipshot A style bridge. ,gotoh keys. sounds great. a bit heavy but plays great ,then modded my lb76 ,same thing. ,bb76 ,music man ,jazz pickups. ,lb76 ,jazz pickups. have a good day

That Washburn has so much more soul to it

The cobalt strings have a great piano like snap to them. best strings I’ve ever played. They are BRIIGHT out of the box though, I don’t recommend them for any older styles of music 40s-60s unless you have a decent multi-band compressor, or are sidechaining a compressor to an eq to soften the transient.

Оба хорошие.

That bass sounds killer. I ended up buying a Stage 800 a few months ago and I love it, this video definitely helped nudge me towards getting one. Thank you sir!

Just use lighter strings

Thanks for the tip!

Is there anyway you can send me a photo of how those batteries are wired in that G Bass? My wires came out of the 9volt connectors and I want to make sure I re wire them correctly

I play a Cort artisan very light but I'm really thinking about getting something heavier...I need thicker tone thought s?

Wow!!! My 👂 deceived me.

I love this comparison for I absolutely loved my 4-sting US Cirrus, but had to sell it to buy 5-string US Millennium. Both instrument are solid, and have served their purpose well, but my heart still goes for the mighty Cirrus. That Cirrus mid-tone slap just goes beyond Warwick tones... Just punchy/crisp at the same time...

The major difference in tone is because of the pickups spacing. The neck pickup is closer to the neck on the axcellerator and that's why its sounds thicker in tone

I love this video, both are amazng, but I prefer p bass :3

Dude… play bass.

This is the exact issue i had with my Les Paul guitar. Every other video i found said to tighten the nut. I quickly realized that the nut was tight but the spring needed a tiny bend. Put it back together and the cable was tight. I really don't understand why checking this isn't in every video out there.

Yeah wish your video had included the actually cleaning but it still helps me to get the chassis out of the cabinet.

Both basses sound really great. They each have their own characteristics and personality. The Geddy generally sounds better fingerstyle, due to the enhanced lower midrange. The Sire sounds much better slapped due to the slightly scooped character of the pickups, but that can be easily compensated for by engaging the active preamp. When plucked hard, the Geddys pickups are so hot that it almost gets a little overdriven when pushed hard, which is great for rock and roll, but you might want to back the volume knobs down just a hair for smoother styles. I observed the same differences between my own 2nd gen Sire V7 (fretless) and Fender USA Geddy Lee.

I'm having the exact same problem with my electric guitar and wondered if it's just the battery. That's why I found this video and I guess that indeed I need to change the battery.

Red bass is the Axcelerator. White one is the G Bass

I just purchased a EB-0 for my son. He is going to be 29 and has a TBI (Brain Injury) He has some stroke like weakness on his left side and I thought the shorter scale would be easier for him to learn on. I play guitar a little guitar and as I told him. Son, I own 7 guitars because I want deferent sounds. I am proud to gift you number one. Thanks for the review, I will have him watch it.

Loosen the string a bit more and pull harder. Slap the shit out of it. Pull at the 12 fret a bunch of times. I've been doing it for several years. Works great. Saves a lot of money.

the SR may be better in the every possible way ("objectively" speaking) but to be honest I still prefer the TMB because I think it is way more comfortable to play due the offset shape and it is more unusual so it stands out a little more, I would put some EMG GZRs on it and be my main gigging bass no problem

No way material is the difference, sound comes from vibration of the string in the electromagnetic field created by the mic.

That bass is no longer available, too bad. Those are Thomastiks, very expensive.

... you DO NOT mic any speaker by placing the microphone aiming at the dust cover / place the mic in the center of the cone between the dust cover & the outer surround of the speaker / then you might hear a difference ... DUH !!!

Thats what I call real metal sound!

I have play those two basses on hand before, bass 2 is roadwron 50s p bass, but I feel the Highway One jazz bass have p bass vibe (growl) different than other fender jazz bass.

Awesome video thank you. It’s so interesting that no one seems to quickly show how much tone difference you get with the selector switch. Or they don’t present it as well.

TMB100 sound better to my ears 😁

I have this problem with my sterling by musicman guitar. Maxed the rod out but still has a bit of bow at the end near the headstock. Looks like the same material with mine been used there with ur neck & fingerboard. Going to try this method.

I’m pretty sure Ibanez used Bartonlini pickups in the musician and roadstar years

the fuck are you talking about 62 reissue? jag bass first run was 06. Someone swapped a pick guard and told you a story...

I heard you say breaker breaker, 19.

I had the same issue. I emailed Sterling and they offered to fix it for free, they even paid for al shipping and handling.. they even replaced my strings at no costs. The whole thing took about 3 weeks. Very happy with their service tbh

Hey Bill, great video. Could you suggest some sources to learn some of the rock-n-roll riffs you played throughout? Like a book for example

Great demo : I guessed right for tube, more "klank" on the top end, but was also aware that I would have eq'ed it differently to get a fuller sound like the more mid-heavy solid state. Also I would have tried using a booster to push the tube...

Man watching this again, both sound amazing in their own realm, I'd get the Millenium to play metal for sure

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