Runaway by Jamiroquai on Four Different Basses

[@Bradipop1]

Great comparision and great player!!!

[@ObraBass]

Thanks You, i appreciate it! Subscribe :)

[@abderrahimkoch9293]

The Sandberg in both configurations 😍😍😍

[@TheOverlordOfProcrastination]

Fender 68 with the flats.... fuckin beautiful.

[@ScottPankhurst]

yeah, my pick too.

[@natsterjam]

The best sound for sure!!!!

[@ArswieWaende]

All great, including the player! My personal preference: low end = Sandberg in passiv mode / rest: Fender CS.

[@ObraBass]

Thanks!

[@Brankas]

I prefer the Stingray personally. But the Precision with roundwounds fits this track much better.

[@vasifazan1162]

Stingray Special absolutely winner

[@mwlvingoodley1677]

I like the sound of The Music Man

[@thedutchderp7319]

I think it’s just the playing that makes it all sound great

[@ObraBass]

Thanks

[@Simon-IFF]

I love the '68 most, but that sandberg is amazing, too!

[@ericgajardob]

Sandberg and Musicman sound awesome

[@kpas22105]

They all sounded fantastic

[@ObraBass]

I think the same 🙂

[@MadMagicPaul]

I must have watched this 20 times. I love all the basses, but that Stingray just sounds amazing to me. Maybe I'll be able to buy one after my children have grown up and moved out! :D 😃

[@ObraBass]

Thank You so much 🙏

[@lpsglitterpaws8536]

Wow that 1968 Fender was so crisp!

[@montys8th]

That 68 P-Bass is God Mode

[@ObraBass]

Thank's :)

[@DragonMermaid3]

Goodness that Stingray!

[@aangtonio5570]

7:10 P-Bass with flats and pick = 🤤👌

[@sullenpuffin]

Nice playing! I think the Sandberg was my fave

[@ObraBass]

Thanks 👍

[@MrJohnnyorange]

Sandberg active, Stingray.

[@lllazarrr]

That Sandberg sounds absolutely incredible! Killer playing 🤘

[@ObraBass]

Hvala!

[@djolemadzarevic]

Proven once again: It is not instrument, but player that matters.

[@krebs2xb]

Sandberg has a great definiction especially in the lows

[@ObraBass]

I agree!

[@Jaggerbush]

My bias is coming through- stingray

[@basswars7060]

The 68 Precision with flats is on a different level. This is coming from a die hard Jazz Bass player.

[@ObraBass]

Thank You for Your comment :)

[@gamma8283]

it may have the tone from the pick but i agree. the 68p has the right Jamiroquai tone in it

[@mcdeepend]

Huh? Were we listening to the same thing? Love P’s, but that was NOT what Jamiroquai nor Paul Turner uses for bass - tight, modern J style basses… the P with the flats was floppin’ all over the place ooofff 😣

[@Drone453]

​@@mcdeepend Actually, Stuart Zender has said in interviews that he uses Fenders and Rays in the studio and the Warwicks are mainly for live.

[@sebaslap]

1968 Fender Precision for me

[@Ralferator]

great playing!

[@ObraBass]

Thank You

[@deniswoods6856]

The 1968 Fender with flats and muted sounded amazing and I play a Stingray

[@labgnat]

Humbucker in the bridge and jazz in the neck is a great pick up configuration.

[@dernicolas6281]

Sandberg and MM sound great to me, great playing! Without surprise the Sandberg is damn versatile.

[@ObraBass]

Sandberg sure is damn versatile!

[@MiguelGonzalez-we4wv]

Hello, thanks for the video! The one I like the most is the 68 P-bass with flat strings played with a pick and the next one I like the most is the Stingray.

[@ObraBass]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@g.medina3717]

Wow that 68! Well That’s just an Untouchable tone

[@davidderosi5552]

Love the sting ray! cuts like a knife in butter.

[@paranoidpony6861]

That postmodern fender is my favorite, next to the Sandberg. Thanks for making this video, nice format for showcasing different bass qualities.

[@ObraBass]

You’re very welcome. I hope you'll like the other videos on my channel and consider subscribing. 👍

[@CC-fi3pp]

68 P for me, the custom shop P was also really nice, non were bad, the Stringray has punch and the Sandy sounded unique.

[@susanndiaye2180]

I agree with Cleber Krebs - the Sandberg active is very nice in the deep end 👍🏻

[@JimC121]

Great demonstration. Like the fender p bass the best. They all sound great.

[@ObraBass]

Thanks

[@mjolnircarlssen4211]

1-P + Roundwounds 2-MusicMan 3-Sandburg 4-Fender Custom Shop All sound great, but above is my preference.

[@pwokaren]

Definitely liked the sound of the Sandberg the best. Just beautiful 🏆⭐️🇦🇺🎆

[@cedcobasse]

Excellent playing, sandberg sounds so good

[@ObraBass]

Thank You

[@airworthy777]

That heavily-aged Sandberg sound so sick! I’m a very big fan of Jazz Bass because it has a distinctive voice not too bright, not too low, and not too growly.

[@neilbrooker4784]

Loved them all , but the 68 p would be my go to .

[@Groovemyster]

Sandberg sounded wicked

[@ObraBass]

Thanks, I like them all :)

[@rickwheeler6811]

Sandberg is by far the best of the bunch

[@bwall615]

I’m a Fender guy. But, that Sandberg to my ears was the punchiest. All sound great.

[@williamclementsonbass1795]

You sound great on all four! Personally though I think that 68 sits perfectly in the mix!

[@ObraBass]

Thanks 👍

[@karlrush5085]

68 p followed by the Sandberg. Great vid!

[@PorchBass]

The Sandberg really appealed to me on this song.. Active especially, has a lovely roundness while being modern. The stingray sounded a bit too much like a stingray lol

[@TheManofbass]

More demos should show the bass in a song, I like it a lot

[@ricardojmestre]

I agree, this is a great way to demo basses

[@josephc417]

Anyone else keep playing this on repeat?! Can't get it out of my head now... 😆

[@Saxyct]

The Fender Custom Shop provides the closest sound to the original, and overall the coolest one for this song.

[@darranjsamuel3063]

The Sandberg sounds 😍 Came across your videos while searching a review for my Nate Mendel P bass and watched this as well, I love the tone of the Sandberg, I have never played one myself, I have a Warwick streamer, Nate Mendel P bass, Fender Marcus miller mij bass and a Maruszczyk Elwood natural but your Sandberg blew me away!!! Awesome playing by the way, I really like your style 🙌🙌👍

[@jimgriffin6671]

Really well played. Sandberg passive for me

[@ObraBass]

Thank's

[@crtsdxn]

Post modern custom shop. The perfect p bass sound!!!

[@ObraBass]

Thanks, I agree :)

[@abc123gpl]

Music Man Stingray has the nicest punch.

[@dupajas4671]

The Stingray sounded like a breath of fresh air. Love it!

[@Dhdlifan250]

Stringray wins

[@mikelabelle1145]

Active basses just sound to clean and hi for for this kind of groove.. the 68 pass has a vibe none of these other basses are even close to capturing!

[@CC-fi3pp]

That's so great, I'm happy for you, but the 68 sounded overall much better, so have the punch award all you want. 👏

[@pattonPwr]

Original song was recorded with this bass

[@neutronecarico7175]

Fender precision, as always!

[@clementealfredoobrador4822]

As a Stingray lover myself, I gotta say the P with the flats is on a whole different level. Damn that was pleasant

[@ObraBass]

Thanks :)

[@brandon2893]

same was rooting for the stingray but those flats gave the song an entire different flavor

[@georgebradley1672]

Awesome tone on all the basses. I always use flats, old school I guess.

[@ObraBass]

Thanks

[@TheJoshAragon]

I would choose the Fender 68, it shines !!!

[@tonyrayjames3526]

'68 P-bass with flats and a pick.

[@jor2416]

such a good comparison, and some very nice playing!

[@ObraBass]

Thank You

[@phdiasbx5384]

it seems he played even better with the MM

[@latonyahemingway3752]

The StingRay Special and the Sandberg stood out for me. I can see having those 2 basses and your vintage PBass and be set.

[@Jeffnelson9xb]

I can feel the Sandberg and the Sting Ray in my teeth.

[@bassspotter8891]

Brate, pojeo si sve cetri gitare! Fantasticno!

[@ObraBass]

Hvala puno 👍

[@malcolmmacdonald4745]

68 P-bass, then Sandberg. ... I tried a similar Sandberg at Bass Central last year and was really impressed.

[@paoloalcantara2465]

I like the muted p bass and the musicman!

[@SevanStick]

All great. I would choose the stingray.

[@johnnyguitar6697]

In the absolute, I prefer the tone of that Custom Shop P-bass, but on that particular song and genre, the 68 P-Bass would be my pick. Awesome playing, by the way.

[@ObraBass]

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[@johnnyguitar6697]

@@ObraBass I have. I am a beginner bass player in my early 50's, who has always been in love with this instrument, and I find your channel very interesting.

[@FacPhoto]

Sandberg all the way for me.

[@omnisupreme6680]

They all were awesome, every voice was pleasing to my ears, and you can groove your butt off, thanks for sharing, I’m looking forward to hear more of your playing.

[@ObraBass]

Thank You, Soon there will be a new video :)

[@hotwheel6663]

Fender P Bass hard to beat

[@rsantoz]

Sandberga Active > Stingray > Postmodern P are my top 3

[@edwardcooper3276]

Hell ya!! My new theme song. Walking and funky vibe to it. I like alot.

[@wykkidbass]

I really dug the pick on the sheets. I never would have gravitated to that, but the way it sits in the mix and the consistency of sound was good.

[@MonkeysTimes2]

First time hearing a Sandberg. All 4 had great quality sound. The P was most appropriate. Played a 1983 Sting Ray for 25 years, so I'm partial. Clearest tone of all 4. It's that hamburger. Had a Fender Precision Bass Special that had single coil up front and a humbucker in back and that thing killed. Think that's why the Sandberg sounds so awesome.

[@chriskizziah4497]

This is like buying TVs. When you are looking at them in the store, you can see some differences but they are all good. I doesn’t matter which one you buy, you’re going to be happy when you get it home. They were all good here but I would probably go with the music man, Sandburg, fender with flats and P bass in that order based on sound. Playing them may change that though. Great demonstration.

[@ObraBass]

You are competely right, and thanks!

[@lawrencelevinson]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@yngwerhappen]

Very cool comparison. I know why I bought a cheap Sterling 35 by music man. But the other basses are very nice, too. Sandberg sounds like the MM. The Fender has also growl, but ist more warm. I like growl, punch und more bite for slapstyle metal fingerplay. But not so extreme like John Myung ;-)

[@panych3198]

All are good in right hands. Nice comparison🔥

[@ObraBass]

Thanks

[@ewetoo]

I really like the low-mid scooped grunt of the Sandberg, I didn't expect that in that configuration especially not in passive mode, and I think it fits that genre the best. Also liked the searing pull-offs of the MM, actually I loved all your string choices, educational video for me.

[@DmitryMigal]

My vote goes to Fender CS Postmodern - not sure what contributed more to this: bass or strings. But I will definitely try DR Pure Blues on my P-Bass… Thanks for such a good video!

[@ObraBass]

Thank You for watching

[@rgscherbak]

Loved that sandberg! However I'd like to hear that '68 P-bass unmuted. I have a '72 P with roto 77 flats and nails that tone without a mute. Great playing!

[@ObraBass]

Thanks. I have some videos on my channel without muted flats on my '68.

[@markdavis4754]

Fender 68 with the flats finger style fitted the song the best I think.

[@PhullyNo1]

Damn they all have something to offer, but I’d say the 68 p bass. If you sunk that into the mix that would be the tone for the track that people never stopped talking about.

[@chasingfriday335]

Sandberg and Custom Shop P Bass sounded best to me. Flats with a pick was very nice as well.

[@marontesla2982]

fender 68 and stingray are just awesome)))

[@PlayerBassThe]

This is very good

[@ObraBass]

Thanks

[@edwardbrown561]

I have a Cruz Teal Stingray almost like Yours! G&L SB-2, Fender Select Jazz as well, but that Stingray is amazing, I really love the direction they went with the new preamps and hardware

[@ObraBass]

I agree :)

[@wolotho]

Sandberg killed it! but would love to hear them compared in different styles…

[@ObraBass]

There are some videos on my channel with them all playing different styles.

[@Jluck78]

The Sandberg Passive sounds the best to my ear (but the P with flats probably sits in the mix better).

[@OlafFichtner]

Sandberg passive or Music Man, though Sandberg active wasn't bad either. Thanks for the comparison!

[@ObraBass]

You're welcome :)

[@BassGuitarInstrumental]

I like the "Rasp" of the Stingray and the muted flats on the pbass.

[@jerryayon4120]

In my opinion. The custom shop modern precision sounded the best. It had a nice nap, but still with some good bottom end. The maple neck is what gave it that higher sharper bite.

[@bird8041]

Fender 68 foam stopper clear winner for the laid back jamiriqai grooves.jamiriqai grooves are punchy but the sound must be laid back like a jazz feel, not a disco feel.please try the foam stopper for all these bases, maybe I’m wrong👍🏻🥇

[@michaelanthony9068]

You make me want to try flats again. You make them sound awesome.

[@ObraBass]

Thanks, get one :)

[@flaviosan3020]

killer demo, I'm developing a soft spot for P-basses with flats but all samples where stellar.

[@ObraBass]

Thanks 👍

[@rustyshackelford4503]

Oddly enough I really like the fender with the plectrum

[@tonisiret5557]

Gr8 video. I'd choose the Stingray with flats, & a pick 😂

[@user-yx1mg1mw9d]

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[@duartebriz]

Amazing video, thanks for sharing. For this type of music I think the MM shines. The Sandberg in active mode had the fatter sound.

[@WinnieRoo1138]

I liked hearing a different take on the same riff. Each had their own flavour. I have a Pbass, a short-scale Stingray, and a short-scale Jbass, I often play the same songs over and over again just to hear how each one feels/sounds, so kudos to you for posting!

[@ObraBass]

Thank You!

[@WinnieRoo1138]

Which one has the most comfortable neck for you?

[@ObraBass]

@@WinnieRoo1138 Sandberg by far