More Beauties From The Queue! - Show Me What You Bass! Vol.II

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[@patrickhunter]

Thank you all again for all of the support for the channel and for submitting all of your basses, y'all! Wherever you are in the world, be safe and watch out for each other❤️

[@jadenhayslett8596]

Tart TSS ti

[@whatxanswer]

Patrick, I may get a six string near the end of June, should I send it in?

[@dezsodebreceni4829]

Was playing the hell out of my Spector with this video as background noise, when I heard my name getting butchered :'D Thank you for including me and my bass

[@kennthy]

lol

[@Jihadbearzwithgunz]

Spector brother \M/ i got 3 so far and have eyes looking for another to add lol i may end up getting hurt by my gf at some point.. 2020 euro 5 lt a 2007 rebop dlx ex (zebra wood top) with emg bqc 3 band preamp and 2000s q4 pro with 18 volt gotoh battery box and darkglass tone capsule (hard wired pups to a single volume pot to have 3 tone knobs)

[@LowEndLobster]

Patrick: "I don't like thunderbirds" T-bird boomers: "Honey, get me the stamps, I'm about to write an angry letter. DEAR INTERNET GUY."

[@dooperdoo5184]

*Insert furious typing noises But seriously, I own T-bird and I absolutely love it. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but you can't not love the sound of dual Humbuckers.

[@Ampher03]

Hello Lobster

[@pedrocucaracha]

Haha!! Love your channel too!

[@moonchild4806]

Glad you enjoyed my Univox Ric! The thing is magic.

[@pacingtigersbv1786]

Rics are bad ass.

[@tjm516]

Another awesome episode! Thanks for including my Music Man!

[@nrich5127]

That bass with the bridge being part of the metal pick guard was truly unique - never seen that before. Love this series of videos where we get to see some nice basses and customizations.

[@wicca1989]

Super proud to volunteer work together with the guy who burned the bass for his brother at 13:41. The guy is super talented and a wonderful human being. J if you are reading this, i want your autograph next week 😋

[@martinheath5947]

Daniel Higgins if you install a ground switch to where the three wires join up for the always on middle p/u, you can have the neck and bridge p/u s separately. The Toggle switch will still work Neck, Neck&Bridge, Bridge. Not humbucking any more but three super cool extra (and very different) tone options!

[@danielhiggins8006]

I never thought about doing that, but I might have to in the future. Although 90% of the time I just use the neck position.

[@jackcopsonbass9925]

Hey man, thank you for the kind words on my Tbird, I think I'll be keeping that one for a while

[@coreyu4590]

Damn I was looking forward to my bass being on here Patrick! Lol no worries. I'll sign up for the patreon here soon

[@funkebass]

Fun series, Patrick! And thanks for including the Steinberger! For as goofy as it looks you're right, some great TONE

[@ArrumeSuaCama]

Never stop this series.

[@Gemiknight_Robo]

Thank you so much for the kind words Patrick. I can't believe I got so lucky to be featured on your channel. I truly mean it when I said you're a great musician. Have a great rest of your day. Jacob

[@Joseph-bk3hb]

6:56 I have one of these OLP, love it! Sounds great and easy on the wallet. Love the passive electronics.

[@BigSheaux]

I’m waiting for my dream bass which is the Ibanez ehb1505ms tropical sea floor. It’s still on back order 😭😭.. thanks to you for the review made me decide to make the purchase. I’ll let you know how awesome it is once I get it and jam on it

[@91cog]

Yay my bass made the cut! Thanks for showing my bass thing

[@boomerbassmeme]

Of all my basses the one I play the most is my Hamer Cruise! There is just something about it, it is like a jazz bass on steroids. So versatile!

[@Ricky-_-Rocker]

I really enjoy these videos Patrick! Love everyone's fav. basses. Pics coming your way, hope you like my bass.

[@dunkelwelpling]

I feel like people tend to write their whole life history in those e-mails.

[@C0urne]

Thx to Patrick and all submissions! A solid 15 minutes of learning to play dead notes via the first bar of Rio while watching for me. That burnt artwork P-bass looks beautiful!

[@OverMotoren]

That Rick copy, I have one just like that. A bit more abused thoug, but it has a brand. 'Gerrinez', which is a bit of a mashup between 'Gerritsen', the music store over here in the Netherlands, and Ibanez. In those days, the store just commissioned these things to be made and so they got to name them as they pleased. As I said, it's been battered quite a bit, but the best part is... I got it for free, from a friend who had it laying in his shed for a few years and only found it when he moved to a new place. It's a fixer, but I am getting to that.

[@kennthy]

lol yes, I need to change that 3-point bridge. It's a pretty common upgrade fro the Casady I think :)

[@soliderfromtf2]

Yea my favorite bass is my ibanez tmb100 and that bass is a machine you can get alot of different tones out of it. I've played everything from jazz to death metal on it and it amazes me how high quality it is for such a low price

[@webb264]

Check out the Hipshot SuperTone Gibson 3-Point Bass Bridge. Chrome or black. Great replacement for the crappy Gibson bridge.

[@johnmoser2689]

I'm totally on board with that schecter stiletto studio

[@francoishtzl157]

Call Veitz Guitar if you want the Gibson like the 3 pickups in the video

[@josephromero4585]

Check out the new geezer Butler signature Bass by Lakland in transparent purple

[@Naddoniz]

That sounds sexy af!

[@jamescroy9464]

Call it what you want but, yea, that Steinberger would be fun to play

[@vonicrimson3619]

I played a Gibson ripper at a guitar store one time, DIDNT KNOW IT WAS RARE!!

[@guilhermearantes8694]

Non reversed Thunderbirds looks really silly to me, but the reversed ones are awesome.

[@aarondavis4341]

I want a chickenbacker ,sooooo bad. I've literally been waiting hoping someone added a TMB to this video,the Talman bass is one of the best basses on the market,hands down,I got the 310 model in turquoise sparkle,and I can get every tone I need out my funk machine

[@BrainChildMutations]

Great video! Dude you need to get some NYXL strings. You will love them over time because they last forever.

[@mrosilvR7]

Highway One Precisions might have been the best value American bass ever made!

[@TomHeavensBass]

Mines not been shown yet but I'm tempted to email the new one I've just got... Limited Edition Electron Green Fender Player Precision ❤

[@daltons30]

Still have my Grabber I bought new in '78. I'll try to get some pics to you soon, if you're still doing your "show me what you bass"

[@pedrocucaracha]

So sad mine didn't make it to the finals.... Oh well, haha!! Still, awesome channel!

[@richsackett3423]

Because Yes, we still need more bass.

[@pedrocucaracha]

@@richsackett3423 I have a new one! And it’s gorgeous. Let’s hope it makes it to the next round

[@richsackett3423]

@@pedrocucaracha Is it your “forever bass?” I know you; you want to take all the pretty girls home. What’s she like?

[@pedrocucaracha]

@@richsackett3423 Thing of beauty! Too bad I can’t post pictures here…

[@richsackett3423]

@@pedrocucaracha Man, you crack me up. You're the best.

[@marks9197]

I think the Steinberger is beautiful. Modern classic.

[@thehachisquad246]

I have a cort action plus with pj pickups it is a pretty good looking bass to me but I don't know about other people's opinions

[@MantusRietBaalberith]

Fun fact about "das tasty": "das" is a german word an means "that" 😁

[@Dankster-yo8xv]

Das ist tasty, ja? Wunderbar Komarad

[@grottyallen7157]

Howdy

[@aidannashsk8]

i hope the '' how guys look at the basses'' is a common theme from now on

[@jonjon-xb1kg]

13:58 Damn Where can I bye this bass

[@hectoreduardofuentealbapel7830]

Fluence or Aguilar SuperDoubles? (5 strings, Dj0nt-Alt Rock)

[@cacadordorio]

My bass was not in this episode again 😔

[@milks0859]

Mine not, too 😔

[@Jihadbearzwithgunz]

Yep spector basses they become an addiction played my first spector a black cherry q4 pro (model similar to the legend but doesnt have the carved body) and had to have it got it for 299 from guitar center who had it labeled as a legend lol. Now i have 3 spectors yep and constantly looking for another to add well untill my gf murders me. They play amazingly btw if you get the chance try a legend even the carved body will fit like a glove..

[@31turnip]

Really hope you can have a look at my 60's Yamaha Banana, would love to know if you think it's ugly! ahahahaha

[@danielworkman742]

👍

[@pjfields2382]

I realize this is ancient...but what top 3 od pedals do warm fat 70s.. 60s.mowtown type fuzz fat like a beta...I like the crimson red but that is.not an OD exactly..any recommendations appreciated.

[@Sjrm126]

Sticker bomb the dingwall you wont

[@jontaylor9188]

Finally getting a high end bass head and stuck between a darkglass alpha omega 900 or mesa boogie wd800 but there are no good reviews of the latter in any sort of mix, i feel mesa is a more transparent sound so if i wanted the darkglass sound i could just get the pedal, does anyone have any thoughts or experience with the wd800 in a mix and whether it can handle distortion well?

[@mylesberman1639]

where's the new video D=

[@BOMBPHONICS]

I’ve gotta send in a pic of my purple neck through, schecter c5

[@sknuts6429]

I need more fake Japanese bass in my life

[@richsackett3423]

I bought a 77 Yamaha Les Paul copy for under $500 from a seller on eBay called monotokyo. He gets amazing 70s Fender copies all the time.

[@sknuts6429]

@@richsackett3423 awesome thanks

[@richsackett3423]

@@sknuts6429 Got to me in the US in two days. It was crazy. OHSC too.

[@ecuadortheconstructionwork3835]

Heyy quick question. Are you still in Pseudo Future?

[@renanpollo1203]

Man, to much text, please more pics.. cheers from Brasil, stay save all you guys..

[@XArielXBleueX]

"They still look like toilet seats to me." Hahaha

[@arodrigues14]

You have a guitar in the background…? I'm guitar player, so that's ok.

[@niarfw714]

you have to get a real rickenbacker

[@christophervolpini9325]

Didn’t make the cut... maybe next time. Great basses

[@rafaelmarques1314]

Bongos look like mangos

[@Metalbass10000]

All the bass bodies that you rip on, make, "jokes," about, insult, complain about, even just question (the competency and/or the sanity of the builder), and yet, the Gibson Grabber is one of your favorites (i just don't see it). I had to stop watching the ugly bass things, because as someone who has built custom basses, and guitars, for over 25 years, I've built plenty of established shapes/models, and I've come up with several dozen of my own designs, some are my significantly modified take on something established, others are absolutely my own creation (until I see that shape in a NAMM video 5 years later), and it's not easy making your own designs, and sometimes a design is made simply because it fits what a customer or client was wanting in that particular building. Numerous bass designs that are quite well-known actually started out as a custom design for a customer and ended up becoming a production model. The Schecter stiletto, actually started that way, I believe, as did the Spector that everyone now knows. I also agree on the Bongo being a GREAT bass that I really DO NOT want to even play. I do agree completely on the 3 point bridge (no, just no). I also strongly like the Stiletto body shape, and though I do like the Fluence bass pickups, I am still partial to the wide lineup of EMG bass pickups, with a preference for the -X series pickups. My first bass I have rebuilt once and recently replaced the original pickups with an EMG PJ-X set with a BQC system wiring and pots, and I can get just about any tone I am after with it, and all the tones sound great. I definitely prefer this concept for a video: celebrating the variety, the beauty, the artistry of the aesthetics, the artistry of the tones, the artistry of the woods (how they can, and do, combine with everything else and work together to create a "system" that makes the look AND the sound of an instrument what it is), the artistry of how the builder chooses to finish the instrument with wood grain, figuring, and color capable of incredible things, using, dyes, stains, pigments (or paint 😮😐), and finish with oils, lacquer, or poly, and how different they all are, and the artistry of how an instrument and a musician can just identify and hit it off immediately, yet other times a deep appreciation, even a deep love, can develop over a long time. As a builder, one of my absolute favorite things is to be building a custom, one-of-a-kind, guitar or bass, and through the course of building it and finishing it and setting it up, I end up falling in love with the instrument myself. This is also one of my least favorite things because I have to turn that instrument over to the customer or client for whom that guitar or bass was being built. My top bass WAS a 1983 Fender American. Pro P Bass. It was all original, bright yellow sunburst finish that faded all the way to black, a white pick guard and white pickup (I tried swapping to black and black, thinking I'd love it, but after giving it a whole month it had to go back to the original). I owned it for 25 years, with only 2 truss rod adjustments needed. I loved it because even though I play primarily metal (surprise!), when playing that bass through my Ampeg SVT 4 PRO I received compliments about it being the BEST basd tone they'd ever heard from fans and musicians into not only metal, but blues, jazz, country, classical, pop, hip hop, funk, r&b (old), reggae, rock, and punk. I played all of these genres except for hip hop, and very little classical (only classical guitar). My Ampeg ran into a 1 x 18" ElectroVoice cab, and a 4 x 10" woth Celestions and a piezo horn. The cabs were made here in WI by a company called Sonic. I always loved my bass tones but was still blown away ay all the compliments, especially the, "best bass tone I've heard," stuff. I always just wrote it off as they were blowing smoke up my ass, but a lot of them we're very insistent and very curious about what I had, what I was doing with it, and how I was getting it to sound like that.

[@mylesberman1639]

okay okay, but did you have to write an essay? if I were your teacher, b+

[@Metalbass10000]

@@mylesberman1639 that would be a first since 2nd grade. I apologize that my stringing of multiple sentences together in a stream of consciousness was so disturbing to you. I'll do the exact same thing next time as well.