MEXICAN JAZZ BASS vs JAPANESE JAZZ BASS - Tone Comparison!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I will show you a deep comparison between a MIJ fender jazz bass year from the year 1988 and a MIM fender jazz bass from the year 2017. Share your thoughts on which bass you prefer in the comments below! I'm trying to reach 100 subs by the end of the year so please like and subscribe. Thanks for watching CHEERS!
Love that mim, the surf green is perfect on it.
Thanks so much!
Geddy's original '72 jazz bass is NOT made in Japan. It's made in the USA. The signature bass Fender makes was MIJ until 2012. Now they're made in Mexico.
That is completly correct! Thank you for clarifying this information and for your informative comment. :D
Stock vs stock could be fair compare..... mod? No.
Yes but saddly I don't own the Mexican jazz anymore
The fact is - the Jazz Bass can cover pretty much everything. The Precision Bass, and the StingRay, are pretty much on the 5% outer-most spectrum of both sides of bass tone, in general. Otherwise, any halfway decent Jazz Bass can make it happen, anywhere in between.
Completly agree best bass ever made!
I think they just sound different but I prefer the mexican one for its "brightness" (I don't know if its the good word). Or I should say I prefer the pickups on the mexican one because if you swap the pickups, it will be the japanese the brightest (I think... but I don't know 😂 )
I know what you mean I also like de mexican pickups better.
It might be just because of the maple fingerboard. They are usually brighter in tone when comparing it to a rosewood fingerboard.
Can I have the model# to that MIM? I love that color would love to own one
Thanks it sold a while ago but i was super happy with the result!
@@GuitarSurgery do you have a email ? I would like to get a quote to get something similar done
More new content please!
Thanks have been working on a new video stay tuned!
Excellent! I watched this series (Vandalized Jazz Bass) and realized that you are a creator that I can keep up with and learn from. Thanks, subscribed!
I like the MIM better. Suena chingón. 😁
A mi me sorprendió también el sinido de las pastillas del mexicano un sonido mucho más reconocido.
Mwexica, Japanese or American... I love the Jazz Bass!
Thanx for this video!
Yesss I agree completly thanks for your comment!
A few questions, please -
Were the strings, gauges of those strings, and manufacturers, the same? AND, most importantly, were the strings about the same age? It might be my imagination, but I think strings "mellow" with age. I'm not talking as they get oil and dirt on them, I believe being in proper pitch longer let's the strings find their "natural" Zen state.
Sorry to say the the mim has very old strings that were boiled, the mij has 6 month old strings, but im prety sure they are the same gauge. Mim diadario, mij has earnie ball
Thanks for your comment and welcome to the channel!
Absolutely fantastic video have a wonderful day ❤😊
Thank you so much for your comment and support!
wooo im your biggest fan i want to do guitar fixing videos too
You can do it! It took along time for me to start. Dont wait too long like me.
I got bassline pbass pups probably some of my favorite ones I've ever owned I put them in my nieces bass
Oh yeah they are awesome and now I think they might begin to have collectable value. Thanks for your comment!
@@GuitarSurgeryThe Seymour Duncan custom shop pickups wound by Maricela "MJ" Juarez are going to be collectible, she's the "pickup winder of the stars", I had one made a few years back and it's the best soapbar I've ever heard, 21.4k output even
@@jasondorsey7110 are you saying that my basslines pickups will be collectable?
@@GuitarSurgery That depends on how rare and desirable they are...duncans in general do hold their value better than most brands
Nice video!
Thank you!
Mex ❤
Thenx :)