Which bass is your favorite? Thanks for watching, guys! Check out my TABS, GEAR, BOOKS, and MUSIC at NateNavarro.net Most of my basses are available through my affiliate links: SWEETWATER: imp.i114863.net/NA49V THOMANN: redir.love/thocf/8f8b9n860f REVERB: reverb.grsm.io/NathanNavarro6942 Thank you so much for your support!
I recently got the NS CR 5 , its a great bass. I want to get the fretless version someday., Love your playing, didn't get to you with Porcupine Tree, but hope to you perform somedays. Thanks for your sharing your bass skills and your collection!
My favourite bass is an ibanez fanned fret. The 1st model they had. It is not the best bass. But it is a good modding bass. At the end nothing will stay the same, I guess. I also like squier basses. They are cheap as ... . And with used stuff very cheap to mod. I had a Dingwall but I sold it. The sounds of the After-Burner was great. But I am not so big like you. The 37 inches were a pain in the astronaut. I asked Sheldon of Dingwall to change the shape of the body but he said it is okay like it is. Perhaps I am going to build a custom fanned fret bass. But I am going to avoid Dingwall for my life. You should try a Wal-Bass. It could support your playing styles. And I like Status-Basses. They are solid and deliver. Very easy to find good sounds on a Status.
Nate, you're a freaking beast. I'm a drummer and love watching your videos. I discovred your work after seeing you live with Porcupine Tree on their latest tour. Blown away by your talent, dude. Keep on rocking and hope to see you live again!
What an amazing collection of both conventional and exotic basses and all the ranges in-between. Also, I really appreciate how you didn't just do a walkthrough of your collection the way so many other YT videos do, where you just point at or pick up an instrument and show it to to camera and talk very briefly about it. You took the time to really introduce each and talk about why you like it and how you use it, and then demonstrate with actual music--many of which you composed yourself. This is a whole different level of commitment and effort and shows not only your talent and skill and experience as a bass player, but also your character as a person.
All i've got to say is, Nate. You are such an inspiration for me as a beginner and it's been a complete joy following your videos and over all your progress in here YT and musical career. I really can't adress how important you are for me, the person who make said "oh wait, now i want to play bass" for the other people exist charles, davie, ichika and whoever you want to name (also incredible bassist) but for me, you are special and over all my favorite.
@@NateNavarro same! I hope you get the inmense recognition you deserve and aswell to see more quality content like you always provide! It also would be very interesting to learn more about you, your progress in the both bass and music ambit and other things!
Such inspiring playing! While I think you could make a rubber band stretched over a tin can sound great, your effort to show each bass' strengths was/is a delight to witness!
Dude I’ve been following you since the Dubstep Pin Panelle and source audio hot hand demo days and you never disappoint with your creativity and intelligence.
As the owner of a Spector 4 string, I like that you included this humble guitar in your video! It's my go-to bass, but I covet your P-bass and especially the Dingwall!
This is a sick collection but I’m noticing a distinct lack of Yamaha basses. You gotta get your hands on one of the older BB’s. They have some of the most incredible necks I’ve ever felt and they have a super unique tone that fits pretty much any genre.
Nate you are undoubtedly one of the most talented and musical bassists I have ever heard in my life. Although I only play Christian music on stage, I do play mostly secular music at home and I have learned a lot from your TH-cam lessons online.
As far as aesthetics I really liked the family joy bass that looked really nice and I could tell it was special to you. As far as sound I thought the cort modern GB sounded nice and looked rad too.
My Kiesel Zeus is #1 as well. It is the most stable instrument I have ever had the pleasure of owning and it sounds humongous. Killer collection and nice editing on the video!
Love that littl Mayones ahaha ...for sure your passion comes out ...i'm self taught and i respect how deep u went with studying n stuff ... your facial expressions crack me up u really get in the zone !!!😂😂😂😂
Cool collection, Nate 😎🤘🏻🎸 I personally liked the jazz basses, the Spector basses, the sterling stingray, the peavey cirrus, and the Jackson spectra. I wish peavey would still make basses. I use to own a peavey millennium bass and it sounded great. It’s got a percussive punchy tone and it sounds killer with distortion. I also thought about getting a Jackson bass myself. I do dig the spectra bass. I tried one out years ago and I thought it sounded awesome. Other than that, that’s quite a collection you got.
At 9 yrs old and small I started on full scale and struggled but was all the better for it. Aria pro 2 had it 30 yrs. Have a sg now and love the humbuckers. Active pickups and more than 4 strings don't waste your time.
3:36 wow :DD 8:17 I love it :DD, nice 1 10:23 sick finishing! 12:00 lol, ukulele bass 17:24 wow man, I love this piece! Thank you, very cool! 26:17 the cosmic sound!
My favorites sound-wise were the white Spector NS2A, the Cort A5 Beyond, and the PRS SE Kingfisher. I think I need to add one of those Corts to my list of stuff to buy. Amazing sounding and looking instrument
What a massive bass collection! It was fun to watch you play them all. That Ritter R8 is super sweet - love how it’s personalized. Also, I have to mention the way you hit the strings with the heel of your palm and did a slide down to the end the song at 13:54 - so cool.
What a collection, and presented objectively. I've seen some of these from other players and it's a rush through in 10 minutes, this was great to watch in comparison. Thanks
Wow! Thanks! This was very informative. I got my first bass 6 years ago but started getting increasingly more and more into bass starting 2 years ago. I wonder, how did you get the crispy, guitar-like tone for the Kiesel Zeus 5? Would you say it was solely because of the pedal you displayed? Also, you are a very versatile, dynamic player! Amazing! Also, what are your thoughts on 6 string basses? I believe I only saw 1 in your collection. Or maybe I was hallucinating and did not see any. Also, I noticed most modern bass players mainly use active basses or passive/active basses. Is that for the 3 band eq? Or more so you can make quick tone changes during a live performance? Looking forward to hearing back!
Hi Nate would you mind sharing the things that you don't like abt the Bite bass? I'm thinking abt getting one but coudln'e get much user experience online, thanks!
I had been so set on a Dingwall until I saw August Burns Red live and heard the Kiesel Zeus and Thanos basses. So crisp and amazing sound. The Overload is killer too. There are many basses here I’d never heard of before, and they all sound great.
An amazing collection, for sure. I never realized when I bought your book (4-String Etudes) just how many basses you have collected over the years. Your playing ability in all styles is masterful. You wouldn't by chance have a Tab for the piece you played when demoing the Fender American Vintage II? Although your talent with 4, 5 or 10 strings never ceases to amaze, but that piece is more the style I try to play. Thank you for another outstanding video.
That Lignum Sub-Octave Bass has some killer Harmonics! Sh*t. ALL OF YOUR BASSES sounds KILLER. To make a long Qualitative Analysis short, you kick ass. That's basically it. If I forgot anything, I'll attach it in a PDF... Yeah. That's the skinny of it. PHAT BASS Tones, Playing, Technique, Examples/Explanations, all that stuff...
Hey Nate. I’ve heard from a couple long time folks now that you used to play at the Orchard church in Temecula. I am currently the bass lead at the Orchard and I think you’d be amazed how much the church has grown. I’ve been following you for years, so it was quite the realization when I put two and two together and discovered that you also used to play at the same church. Would love to connect sometime. Keep up the amazing work. Also, Phil says hi.
What a great way to show a variety of cool instruments. I already have "some" basses at home (my wife says much too many...) but I now want more !!! (I'll send her to you so you can explain her why I NEED more basses... ;-)
Been following ya for awhile and had no idea you did the Skrillex thing, played with Dev (one of my favs), and Wilson. That’s friggin’ awesome! Good for you, man, glad your dream became a reality. :)
What a huge collection 🙌🏿 That Spector you bought off Ebay is superb 👌🏿 The Fender Ultra Precision ✅ The Harley Brenton J Bass you set on 🔥✅ Fender Ultra J5 ✅ Fender American Professional II ✅ I love and exclusively play Headless Bass Guitars, particularly the Status Graphite S2 Classic 5 Strings Headless Basses. I notice that you don't have any Status Graphite Bass . 😉 Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤
Great player, great collection! I love that you have some less expensive, great value stuff. Those Corts in particular are interesting. Sure wish someone had them in stock near me so I could check it our in person. And oh yeah do I love a Peavey Cirrus!
You have like tons of bass guitars that's awesome, I'm surprised you didn't get a Rickenbacher bass or other cool brand bass. I know you got fenders but like other ones like Jackson or Gibsons.
Nate your collection is pretty awesome. The Overload's are pretty awesome and have been seeing them more and more. I still need to get my hands on a early 2000's PRS and a Les Paul Std Bass from 2004-2006 as I in my unfortunate needs at the time had to part way's with the ones I had. They were Gunner Nelsons and I really didn't want to get rid of them but you know life happens. Stumbled on to you from the tutorial you did for the Quad Cortex, great demo btw and really clarified a couple thinks for me and its use.
I like how you have multiple Franklin straps. best straps for heavier instruments. I use Franklin straps on all my instruments. not a paid advertisement. awesome video.
Actually, this what I call a honnest, not "pushing" add :)... usually its cutting the vid/text at every 10% with "YOU ARE to BUY this----and if you say you cant afford, stop eating and/or your car payments and or rent payments---- or, we have credit which at the end means you will have paid this artefact 5 times"!!!
My favorite, strangely enough, is that weird looking MIM Fender. Great tone. Different. But still warm. Love both of the Spector 4’s. Would love to hear that newer one (Bartolini P/J) just played clean. Sorry, the Sterling will never be a match to any EB StingRay. Only tonewise. That (particular) last Cort 5 you played (Bartolini MK-1’s and slight mid boost) would have had the very, very best fretless sound out of all your fretless basses!! Perhaps worth the transformation...? Everybody has to love that NS upright. I have had one too for over ten years. Great/ practical to travel with and just superb onstage as an extra instrument using the tripod stand. Very easy to amplify too with the right preamp (I use Basswitch DI/EQ to switch easily between standard basses and the high impedance NS). Tonally, the Kiesels, Strandberg, Ibanez and mostly the PRS didn’t do it for me. Too hollow sounding. Really love your playing, especially with a pick and fingerstyle. 🖖
Amazing musicianship! Basses and more basses!!! But what impressed me most is your open mind, a 90 $ bass can still sound good around the more expensive ones.
@NateNavarro when did you attend Vix Camps? It looks like you were at Montgomery Bell before Wooten Woods in that first picture. I was there June 2002.
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Which bass is your favorite? Thanks for watching, guys!
Check out my TABS, GEAR, BOOKS, and MUSIC at NateNavarro.net
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Thank you so much for your support!
For me it’s actually the EHB1506. I’ve been wanting one for ages and was surprised to see one here! 😂
I like your peavey bass. I don't know what it is. This kind of crispy Sound which is going into the Flesh under the teeth.
I recently got the NS CR 5 , its a great bass. I want to get the fretless version someday., Love your playing, didn't get to you with Porcupine Tree, but hope to you perform somedays. Thanks for your sharing your bass skills and your collection!
My favourite bass is an ibanez fanned fret. The 1st model they had. It is not the best bass. But it is a good modding bass. At the end nothing will stay the same, I guess. I also like squier basses. They are cheap as ... . And with used stuff very cheap to mod. I had a Dingwall but I sold it. The sounds of the After-Burner was great. But I am not so big like you. The 37 inches were a pain in the astronaut. I asked Sheldon of Dingwall to change the shape of the body but he said it is okay like it is. Perhaps I am going to build a custom fanned fret bass. But I am going to avoid Dingwall for my life. You should try a Wal-Bass. It could support your playing styles. And I like Status-Basses. They are solid and deliver. Very easy to find good sounds on a Status.
@@rhyme4rhythm does the B-String deliver?
Nate, you're a freaking beast. I'm a drummer and love watching your videos. I discovred your work after seeing you live with Porcupine Tree on their latest tour. Blown away by your talent, dude. Keep on rocking and hope to see you live again!
Hey Fabio, thanks so much man!
You're one of the rare people that might actually need that many basses and can get the most out of them.
What an amazing collection of both conventional and exotic basses and all the ranges in-between. Also, I really appreciate how you didn't just do a walkthrough of your collection the way so many other YT videos do, where you just point at or pick up an instrument and show it to to camera and talk very briefly about it. You took the time to really introduce each and talk about why you like it and how you use it, and then demonstrate with actual music--many of which you composed yourself. This is a whole different level of commitment and effort and shows not only your talent and skill and experience as a bass player, but also your character as a person.
Hot dawg, thank you Rob. Much appreciated. 😁🙏
3:36 thanks brother 🎉💪
Awesome collection my friend, you deserve nothing less!
Kfir! Thanks, bro. 🤗
I love how you have everything from the most inexpensive to very custom basses, coolest collection I've seen in these type of videos, awesome
That Spector holo in the Pinn Panelle video is what made me check out your channel back in the day!
I love how you play a different style/tone on every new Bass you introduce... Your versatility is on another Level
I love how ridiculously metal most of nates compositions are its so sick. Half of the ideas would make incredible prog/metal songs
Most of these ideas deserve to become full songs.
@@althejazzmanyeah they do, why shouldn’t they be full songs?
Nate Navarro you are such an inspirational player 😊
Very diversified, and not loaded with Fenders, congratulations on your collection of awesome tools!
You've gotta be the most skilled bass player I've ever seen
Absolutely incredible collection man, God bless you
All i've got to say is, Nate. You are such an inspiration for me as a beginner and it's been a complete joy following your videos and over all your progress in here YT and musical career. I really can't adress how important you are for me, the person who make said "oh wait, now i want to play bass" for the other people exist charles, davie, ichika and whoever you want to name (also incredible bassist) but for me, you are special and over all my favorite.
That means a lot. Thanks a ton, man. Best wishes to you and your music. 😁🙏
@@NateNavarro same! I hope you get the inmense recognition you deserve and aswell to see more quality content like you always provide!
It also would be very interesting to learn more about you, your progress in the both bass and music ambit and other things!
Inspiration ...not only for beginners, but also for the older rusty ones to oil ourselves up, too!!! Respect!
@@NikkieRoxxx you are absolutely right!
Such inspiring playing! While I think you could make a rubber band stretched over a tin can sound great, your effort to show each bass' strengths was/is a delight to witness!
Thanks, mate!
Usually technical prowess doesn’t impress me much, except when it comes to Nathan.
Also your playing is insane
Dude I’ve been following you since the Dubstep Pin Panelle and source audio hot hand demo days and you never disappoint with your creativity and intelligence.
Even his voice screams bass
As the owner of a Spector 4 string, I like that you included this humble guitar in your video! It's my go-to bass, but I covet your P-bass and especially the Dingwall!
This is a sick collection but I’m noticing a distinct lack of Yamaha basses. You gotta get your hands on one of the older BB’s. They have some of the most incredible necks I’ve ever felt and they have a super unique tone that fits pretty much any genre.
The fact that you own inexpensive stuff alongside staggeringly expensive stuff is interesting
Nate you are undoubtedly one of the most talented and musical bassists I have ever heard in my life. Although I only play Christian music on stage, I do play mostly secular music at home and I have learned a lot from your TH-cam lessons online.
Was happy i had the opportunity to see you live with PT in Chicago. You're a monster player! What a killer collection
Chicago was one of my faves. Thanks man!
That FM 10-string sounds amazing. Your friend makes great basses!
As far as aesthetics I really liked the family joy bass that looked really nice and I could tell it was special to you. As far as sound I thought the cort modern GB sounded nice and looked rad too.
Man, that Dave Brubeck was chef's kiss.
what a ride :) thanks Nate!
Your turn, Gregor! 🤗
@@NateNavarro He did, but it's time to make another updated video
3:36 thanks Nate 🙏
Awesome collection, happy to see a couple of Harley Bentons
Thanks man, the Harley Bentons are bonkers.
My Kiesel Zeus is #1 as well. It is the most stable instrument I have ever had the pleasure of owning and it sounds humongous. Killer collection and nice editing on the video!
Quite literally some of the best technique inhale ever seen, beautiful collection too!
Love that littl Mayones ahaha ...for sure your passion comes out ...i'm self taught and i respect how deep u went with studying n stuff ... your facial expressions crack me up u really get in the zone !!!😂😂😂😂
Cool collection, Nate 😎🤘🏻🎸 I personally liked the jazz basses, the Spector basses, the sterling stingray, the peavey cirrus, and the Jackson spectra. I wish peavey would still make basses. I use to own a peavey millennium bass and it sounded great. It’s got a percussive punchy tone and it sounds killer with distortion. I also thought about getting a Jackson bass myself. I do dig the spectra bass. I tried one out years ago and I thought it sounded awesome. Other than that, that’s quite a collection you got.
At 9 yrs old and small I started on full scale and struggled but was all the better for it. Aria pro 2 had it 30 yrs. Have a sg now and love the humbuckers. Active pickups and more than 4 strings don't waste your time.
3:36 wow :DD
8:17 I love it :DD, nice 1
10:23 sick finishing!
12:00 lol, ukulele bass
17:24 wow man, I love this piece! Thank you, very cool!
26:17 the cosmic sound!
My favorites sound-wise were the white Spector NS2A, the Cort A5 Beyond, and the PRS SE Kingfisher. I think I need to add one of those Corts to my list of stuff to buy. Amazing sounding and looking instrument
What a massive bass collection! It was fun to watch you play them all. That Ritter R8 is super sweet - love how it’s personalized. Also, I have to mention the way you hit the strings with the heel of your palm and did a slide down to the end the song at 13:54 - so cool.
That Harley Benton sounds so fucking good. It's crazy how cheap it is yet sounds completely fantastic.
Fantastic basses and Fantastic bass playing. The fender jazz basses are my favorites.
What a collection, and presented objectively. I've seen some of these from other players and it's a rush through in 10 minutes, this was great to watch in comparison.
Thanks
Your now is one of my favorite bassist...your beyond amazing
Love the Spector and the Dingwall.
Wow! Thanks! This was very informative. I got my first bass 6 years ago but started getting increasingly more and more into bass starting 2 years ago. I wonder, how did you get the crispy, guitar-like tone for the Kiesel Zeus 5? Would you say it was solely because of the pedal you displayed? Also, you are a very versatile, dynamic player! Amazing!
Also, what are your thoughts on 6 string basses? I believe I only saw 1 in your collection. Or maybe I was hallucinating and did not see any.
Also, I noticed most modern bass players mainly use active basses or passive/active basses. Is that for the 3 band eq? Or more so you can make quick tone changes during a live performance? Looking forward to hearing back!
Wow the take five one was so so clean. You play amazing. Nice collection too!
I love that you showed how they sound too!
Man you are truly ferocious as a player! Fantastic collection of instruments, health to play them all!
😁🙏 Thanks mate!
Wow, that Sterling Ray 4 really holds up !
Awesome collection and playing, Nate! 🏅
*looks at my legend 5 string on the wall next to me*
"Hey baby you want no frets?" lolol
🤣
I miss your Warwick.... And you need a WAL Bass bro
You deserve them all Nate.Thanks for all the tips.
Hi Nate would you mind sharing the things that you don't like abt the Bite bass? I'm thinking abt getting one but coudln'e get much user experience online, thanks!
I had been so set on a Dingwall until I saw August Burns Red live and heard the Kiesel Zeus and Thanos basses. So crisp and amazing sound. The Overload is killer too. There are many basses here I’d never heard of before, and they all sound great.
U and Patrick have me wanting a Harley Benton... ur such a wonderful human and Bassist. ❤
Been here since the pinn panell days and I'm happy to see that spector again
An amazing collection, for sure. I never realized when I bought your book (4-String Etudes) just how many basses you have collected over the years. Your playing ability in all styles is masterful.
You wouldn't by chance have a Tab for the piece you played when demoing the Fender American Vintage II?
Although your talent with 4, 5 or 10 strings never ceases to amaze, but that piece is more the style I try to play.
Thank you for another outstanding video.
That Lignum Sub-Octave Bass has some killer Harmonics! Sh*t. ALL OF YOUR BASSES sounds KILLER. To make a long Qualitative Analysis short, you kick ass. That's basically it. If I forgot anything, I'll attach it in a PDF... Yeah. That's the skinny of it. PHAT BASS Tones, Playing, Technique, Examples/Explanations, all that stuff...
I got one chance to play the holoflash spector back in like 2009...it was the budget model, not the higher end one. love it.
24:04 EHB1506MS is a very interesting instrument. Would be cool to see more of your videos featuring it!
I have one, it’s a killer bass
Great video, and wow you can play, it's a joy to watch/listen to.
Fantastic Bassist and Man of Faith! Brother, never change!!
Hey Nate. I’ve heard from a couple long time folks now that you used to play at the Orchard church in Temecula. I am currently the bass lead at the Orchard and I think you’d be amazed how much the church has grown. I’ve been following you for years, so it was quite the realization when I put two and two together and discovered that you also used to play at the same church. Would love to connect sometime. Keep up the amazing work. Also, Phil says hi.
What a great way to show a variety of cool instruments.
I already have "some" basses at home (my wife says much too many...) but I now want more !!!
(I'll send her to you so you can explain her why I NEED more basses... ;-)
That N.S Design is a thing of beauty. Both to the eye and ear.
And played pretty well!
Cool vid.
I especially dig the Spector Euro and the Spector NS-2A!
Really impressive collection, only gorgeous basses.
But, why you don't have any Gibson and Warwick?
It's curious 😀
Been following ya for awhile and had no idea you did the Skrillex thing, played with Dev (one of my favs), and Wilson. That’s friggin’ awesome! Good for you, man, glad your dream became a reality. :)
Thanks, man! It's been a grind, but well worth it.
The Boden kind of looks like the continental US
The 2nd bass he plays, the signature Navarro made in Coatia..... impressive!!!
What a huge collection 🙌🏿
That Spector you bought off Ebay is superb 👌🏿
The Fender Ultra Precision ✅
The Harley Brenton J Bass you set on 🔥✅
Fender Ultra J5 ✅
Fender American Professional II ✅
I love and exclusively play Headless Bass Guitars, particularly the Status Graphite S2 Classic 5 Strings Headless Basses. I notice that you don't have any Status Graphite Bass . 😉
Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤
Great work, I enjoyed all of it, liked every single one. The thing that made it sound so good are your fingers, hats off to you!
You got me hooked on those genzler bass arrays! Im using one with the 350 head. Its great for Doublebass
So glad to hear the Bass Arrays are working well for you, Taylor! 😁
All Bentons look and sound fantastic!!! Hard to even narrow these folks down into a top 5. Great collection, bro. Regards from Brazil
This was a very cool video. Love your authenticity and enthusiasm, alongside your brilliant musicianship and beautiful basses.
Great player, great collection! I love that you have some less expensive, great value stuff. Those Corts in particular are interesting. Sure wish someone had them in stock near me so I could check it our in person. And oh yeah do I love a Peavey Cirrus!
You have like tons of bass guitars that's awesome, I'm surprised you didn't get a Rickenbacher bass or other cool brand bass. I know you got fenders but like other ones like Jackson or Gibsons.
In the right setting, the 54 P bass reissue has a sound that can't be replaced. I'm eyeing a Sting signature model on Kijiji right now.
Your playing actually makes me smile uncontrollably cause it’s soo tasty!
Is nobody gonna talk about that Harley Benton 😳😳😳 that thing sounds savage
That Fender PJ just sounds right, and the red Spector is still the most brootal! Although Kiesels sound good too.
11:08 The Pinn Panelle bass! Man, that takes me back. Proud of where you’ve been since, can we get a reunion?
I have an old BYO Guitar J bass body that's been sitting around homeless for years. This video inspired me to light it on fire! :P
I am BLOWN AWAY!! I'm so happy to have found you Nate
Yes the holo finish Spector! I remember seeing those old dub step videos, showing them to my friends, etc.
Yo Adam! That's awesome. Hope you're well, bro. 😁
Nate your collection is pretty awesome. The Overload's are pretty awesome and have been seeing them more and more. I still need to get my hands on a early 2000's PRS and a Les Paul Std Bass from 2004-2006 as I in my unfortunate needs at the time had to part way's with the ones I had. They were Gunner Nelsons and I really didn't want to get rid of them but you know life happens. Stumbled on to you from the tutorial you did for the Quad Cortex, great demo btw and really clarified a couple thinks for me and its use.
Your content is always such a joy to watch and listen to Nate!!!
You deserve these and more! ✨🙌🏼✨Such an inspiration ❤️🔥 I loved your Ritter and now knowing the story behind it’s even cooler. 🥹🤟🏼
That thall goodness on that Keisel A2 was not something I expected.
Awesome collection, awesome playing, you deserve even more....
I like how you have multiple Franklin straps. best straps for heavier instruments. I use Franklin straps on all my instruments. not a paid advertisement. awesome video.
Franklin Straps are my personal fave. I've been using them for around 15 years, and I'm happy to rep such a great company. Also not a aid ad. haha
Actually, this what I call a honnest, not "pushing" add :)... usually its cutting the vid/text at every 10% with "YOU ARE to BUY this----and if you say you cant afford, stop eating and/or your car payments and or rent payments---- or, we have credit which at the end means you will have paid this artefact 5 times"!!!
I honestly like the overture of the best I think or the Keisels. Then again the specters are nice too especially the Euro
THE video I longed for... for a long time!! You rock, keep on doing vids, i absolutely dig your scientific approach of the instrument(s)!!!😊
My favorite, strangely enough, is that weird looking MIM Fender. Great tone. Different. But still warm.
Love both of the Spector 4’s. Would love to hear that newer one (Bartolini P/J) just played clean.
Sorry, the Sterling will never be a match to any EB StingRay. Only tonewise.
That (particular) last Cort 5 you played (Bartolini MK-1’s and slight mid boost) would have had the very, very best fretless sound out of all your fretless basses!! Perhaps worth the transformation...?
Everybody has to love that NS upright. I have had one too for over ten years. Great/ practical to travel with and just superb onstage as an extra instrument using the tripod stand. Very easy to amplify too with the right preamp (I use Basswitch DI/EQ to switch easily between standard basses and the high impedance NS).
Tonally, the Kiesels, Strandberg, Ibanez and mostly the PRS didn’t do it for me. Too hollow sounding.
Really love your playing, especially with a pick and fingerstyle.
🖖
Amazing musicianship! Basses and more basses!!! But what impressed me most is your open mind, a 90 $ bass can still sound good around the more expensive ones.
The only bass I’ve ever owned is my peavey cirrus 4 and it deserves so much more attention
Pretty cool collection, especially that Jabba 4
@NateNavarro when did you attend Vix Camps? It looks like you were at Montgomery Bell before Wooten Woods in that first picture. I was there June 2002.
After 2-3 months of consistent commenting my wish came true. Thank you nate. Great collection. You have loved to see some rough prices
The Red Spector Euro4 LT is my absolute favorite when you play!