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He made a nice job of this tune. Lovely cadence

I have this. I got lucky with a lighter weight 8 pound unit. Although unnecessary I gutted it with CTS pots, bone nut, orange drop capacitor and switch craft jack. Kept the pickups because they’re surprisingly perfect. Overall in my opinion it’s a top tier bass.

Is that a Hi mass bridge?

Underrated TH-camr.

Sounds great. Cool grooves. Just curious, are those the stock strings or did you replace them?

Excellent sounds and very informative. You know your history too. A worthwhile watch.

Hector?

This is a very good instrument demo; Very, very nice tones. Thx.

Great video thanks a lot, it sounds great, is it also confortable to play?

That is going to be my next bass. It’s what a bass should sound like . . . a bass. Beautiful tone. Leo Fender did an awesome job when he designed that pup. After all, he was into electronics before he started out designing and building guitars.

Sounds great and that block inlay is just so perfect!

I’m blown away that we haven’t seen this bass either on stage or in studio recently; this bass sounds very versatile and feels like a well kept secret.

Wow very good demo thanks! This helps alot

Nice demo! You get the McCartney sound with an instrument that looks more versatile than the Hofner

Awesome video! That bass has tone for days

This is the only demo I’ve seen where a heavier gauge string was used to compensate for the shorter scale. I’m actually interested in having the strings a little looser and easier to play as my hands are getting creakier. Loved this demo!

Great video

That thing sounds fantastic with the flats, especially through that sweet Ampeg. Thank you for the great demo.

Thanks so much for making this educational and very informative video -- it is very much appreciated! Thanks for taking the time and effort to share all this great info! Liked and subscribed.

i like this Bass

Very nice sounding bass. The amp is very warm too.

Did you change out your bridge? Mine is the same bass but uses the vintage bridge rather than a hi mass

Smart man. G&L fan is a smart man in my opinion

That's a big bass sound, especially when played closer to the neck. I like it.

Good video. Nice bass. It really has that warm Motown tone. I think James Jamerson would like this bass. Thanks.

Nice review.

Sounds wonderful 👏

I have a Fallout Tribute, absolutely love it. Also have a CLF L-2000. My Fallout is my go-to for band practice. Thanks for the demo.

Cool Demo great Playin and Awesome Tone Bravo Well Done indeed My Friend 👍

Had the exactly the same for a week. Sounded nice an looked great but I gave it back because of the extremely slim and wobbly neck. My Squier Vintage Modified doesn't look as cool but it resonates and feels much better.

Gorgeous Precision!!!

Great touch

Nice video, sounds great with the flatwounds, I believe the middle position is actually split coil

Are the pickup poles height-adjustable?

Nice, thorough demonstration. Very sweet on your Ampegs.

It looks like it's balancing very well when you let go of the bass. I had been concerned about neck dive because of the horn placement. How does it feel on your shoulder?

$560 ... ah Canadian... phew. I thought we were expensive in UK. Checking out your G&L review - subscribed.

Thanks for review. I do like their P Basses. Do you know who makes their pickups? For example is it a designed by Seymour Duncan? How are the pickups on the G & L? I find the Squier Jazz pickups way to noisy / hot. Review scheduled on my channel. I will see if you have any G & L reviews. I like SX basses and even cheap J & D bass is pretty good with EMGs in it. I have a Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar and the Seymour Duncan p bass pickups are solid. Jazz at rear was noisy and weak - so replaced with a Ironstone Alnico and much nicer.

great review!

nice clean playing

Yea Ampeg!! I love that tone !! Nice bass too

Very informative - thanks. I've been looking at getting hold of a Fallout for some time. The flats really do suit this bass well. I own a G&L M-2000 (quite rare these days) so I know the scope of the MFD pickups - excellent performance and certainly rank among the best I've played. Well, it looks like I'm sold on the Fallout - you should invoice G&L for commission! Thanks again, Chris.

Nice review. Appreciate you keeping things simple and the riff consistent throughout the video and thank you for demonstrating it with flats. I keep going back and forth on this bass (both the tribute and the USA) and just can't make up my mind but.....based on the tones you were getting in this video, I now think if I do end up with one it will be the tribute at about half the cost of the USA version so there's one question answered. I also understand that even though it's "short scale" it's actually quite a bit larger overall than other short scales with maybe just the bridge moved towards the neck. Does it feel like a regular size bass in hand? I have no where close by that actually has one I can hold and play. Was there anything you didn't particularly like about it? Again thanks for the demonstration. Great job

What a great track! Would you be able to upload more from this record? Many thanks.

Fortunate to have been in attendance at balls in Washington, D.C., and Niagara Falls when Stan and his band were providing the music.

Great! If anyone can upload the Stan Hamilton album with the white jacketed dancer (male),its one of the best scottish dance band records ever made,the rhythm is different from what has become the normal style,its all about the downbeat,ie no hi hat, or second acc playing the offbeat either,and Stan takes a few 8 bar melody lines too.Its the most swingiest scottish dance music ive ever heard.Bobby Frew had a great lift in his playing.

Excellent performance. Great pathos. Beautiful piano accompaniment. This is indeed a gem.

I grew up listening to the man himself. if you have anymore contact me directly at gpook1966@gmail.com please

Wonderful to hear that again decades after the first time!!