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"I'm getting oooooold." Hahahaha! As someone who's old enough to be your father, that's funny. You're still a kid, enjoy it! You're doing a great job.
I thought you were mark hoppus for a second.
@@wev7196 if only!
All of your basses for the most part have lovely clean tones
Hmmmmm 25 years old.......OLD?!?!.........Well I'm 50, What am I? Ancient I guess?
Lol
Feel ya brother..
Kids these days just have no idea.
People like you (and me) are what they call "vintage".
History.
Lmao 😂 😂 I died...
I’m only a kid and I feel OLD
I bought a Sage Green Jazz bass and put Quarter Pounders in it because of this channel.
Love the sound for recording Tried playing with my band and all the highs were gone. Didn't really put a lot of time into adjusting the amp/B7k, but love the bass. Using Ibanez SR400 with the band BTW.
Thanks for the content!
I used to have a T-40 and loved it. And yeah, the weight made it a weapon. We used to play some pretty rough venues and I never worried because I could take out three guys with one swing of that axe. :)
A better collection of basses than what the stores sell in my area. Noice!
Totally agree with the precision neck on jazz bass. Wish my jazz was like that. I love thicker necks.
Patrick Hunter; The man who's never had to completely bust his wallet for a Bass! Hahaha
That wine red PVT is gorgeous and I was surprised that I had never seen it on the channel before. Its cool to see a whole run down of all the basses, keep up the good work :)
I love this guys bass playing style
For the bass-boost thing on the Squier Troy Sanders Jaguar: the Fender version also has a 2 Band-band preamp, but its located on the upper horn, like on the original MIJ Jaguar Bass version, and the passive controlls are located on the lower plate like usual. I think the reason for this layout on the Squier is just to cut cost and manufacturing expenses for a more streamlined routing that alligned with the already existing Squier Jaguar Basses, so they could use the same toolings etc.
I went for a Spector legend came home with a Schecter studio 4 just could not put it down ,it just felt so good . Two year fast forward she's still in my hands every night .
That’s the thing about almost all squire pj Jaguars: they come active with boost almost all the time
I'm a simple man. I see a gibson ripper, i click.
Subscribed. This was a really fun video to watch. Nicely done, sir. Nice collection, too!
That lick you played with the ripper was fantastic!
My favorite bass is always my latest! 😁 Actually not... but there is nothing like noodling acoustically right out of the box... those first impressions, then plugging in for that maiden voyage.
You hit the jackpot with that fender Jaguar!!! OMG!!!
FINALLY!!!! IM WAITING FOR THAT SINCE 2012!!!!
FANTASTIC COLLECTION!!!
Also love the J bass with the P neck wish Fender made a series like that reverse necks on their models.
That peavy its a jewel
That Squier Bronco pickup looks like a Dimarzio super distortion rail pickup, I love your cool bass collection! 🤘🎸🤘🎸
Nice collection! I totally feel you with the P-Basses. Everytime I'm at a concert where somebody play a P-Bass I think to myself: "That tone is so cool, I gotta have a P-Bass." And when I get my hands on one it just doesn't click and I go back to my Squier VM Jazz Bass.
I love my vintage modified v!
Refreshing to hear these great basses played with a pick.
I really enjoy the sound of your green fender jazz bass.
I had a music man stingray, but not want to try fender aerodyne for it's weight and fender sound
I have a MIM Fender P Bass and I love it ... Originally I picked the J Bass but it had a dent in the bottom and cause I needed to get my "fix" and couldn't wait another day without having a bass - I just took the P and man, no regrets. Was always a J Bass guy but this P is just right. Classic through and through. Great feel - Great sound. It's a part of me now. What can I say? MIM's are great
that bronco sounds GREAT! too bad they don't make lefties...the only lefty by squier is the vm 70's jazz bass ; i bought one and very happy with it. good sounding & comfortable.
My number one is a Squier Vintage Mod 70's Jazz with a natural finish and block inlays on a maple fretboard. It looks so cool and after I modified it a little it plays and sounds incredible! I like it better than my Lightwave bass even. The only thing I don't like about it is it's probably approaching T-40 levels of heaviness. But I think that's part of the reason why it hits like a sledgehammer. I have some demos of it on my channel. I have less than 500 bucks total in it and I'm never getting rid of it.
My desire for a new bass has been sated ever since I got a Dingwall NG2. It has everything I wanted in a bass. I also have this weird Warwick Thumb copy with active pickups and it does sound decent. I have to agree with Gibson being total garbage when it comes to basses in recent years. I had the Epiphone Tobias V Deluxe, and it had the worst case of uneven string-to-string output.
Hey kid, (I mean no disrespect but I'm 53 and have been at this a long time). Peavey used to make amazing Amps, Guitars and amazing Bass Guitars. I still have a Solid State Peavey Audition 30 guitar combo amp from 1986 with an 8 inch speaker made in the USA. Peavey was the last of the brands to go to China. I have amazing tube amps and believe me when I tell you that my little 30 watt SS Peavey has unbelievable cleans good enough to hold its own against the Prince of Clean Tone the Fender 65 Princetoin Reverb Amp. Any time you can get your hands on Peavey gear from 1985 to about 2005 believe me you'll get an amazing price/quality ratio that you rarely find in any other brand. Sadly now they've moved to the East and are a shadow of their former glory. Love your collection, cheers. Mike.
That sage green MIM Jazz bass was only made for a year from 2002 - 2003, I have it. It's my baby
I've heard good things about the Hipshot Kickass bridge. Available on Amazon.
Thank you, that bridge looks like a winner... I had looked into the gotoh bridge but it needs to get modded or else the action is way too high from what I've read. The hipshot kickass seems to be plug and play so I will give it a shot!
Badass continued under the name omega bridges
Fender's High Mass bridges are pretty much the same thing (in a good way)
Is there a way to find out the color.i google stuff and can’t find it. I own a 2006 fender made in Mexico jazz bass in a dark blue and don’t know the color name.
That Ripper was freaking beautiful, man, I can't help but think of Krist Novoselic whenever I look at that thing. It's just so freaking cool
Did you sell your Fender Pbass? Because a year ago a picked up a fender p bass IDENTICAL to yours with the seymore Duncan's and the headstock style and everything. I could just be crazy but how odd would that be.
I think that pickup on the bronco is a lace alumatone or a dimarzio guitar pickup
I find your comments about jazz basses and P basses interesting. I would want a P bass with a jazz neck, whereas you seem to like the exact opposite. I could never get into that wide neck, but I LOVE the sound of a P bass.
I'm the same way. Love the thick P-Bass sound, but much prefer the J neck. Actually....prefer a short scale the most due to small hands. Makes everything seem EZ and you feel like Entwhistle or somebody.
Started good with the fender jazz.... P bass, it has to be a special one. Dude, you need to buy a Spector NS style, Euro best bang for the buck, USA made are the cream. Once you play one of these, you'll sell off the rest as there is no comparison. Plug and play, don't even have to eq, they sound amazing. Sustain, ease, quality.
The Squire Deluxe also has a unique sound. Very hot and punchy with a glassy top end.
My least favorite bass I ever bought was an epiphone thunderbird. The tone was just not there for, but worst of all the neck was so heavy if I let go it would just fall to my knees. I’ve always loved the look, but I’ll never own one again.
Favorite basses were an Ibanez SR500 and Schecter Riot Session 5. But that’s because they were super cheap and the quality for so little is better than I could imagine.
My #1 bass is a G&L L2000 Bass, Swamp ash, Maple neck, rosewood board and double MM style pickups
My other two are 2 Squire Vintage Modified basses
A 70’s Jazz and 60’s P
Thinking of swapping their necks around
Very Nice collection, the Troy Sanders is a Jaguars Bass, I had a non signature version, but didn't keep it long and didn't review it. I believe in keeping about 4 at one time, because I hate the thought of good basses sitting around collecting dust.
Can't wait for the follow up video where you regret thinning the herd ;-) I have an '08 American made Fender Jazz bass with a solid maple neck/fingerboard, which is the only bass I own after downsizing. I originally bought an '07 floor model at Guitar Center on closeout towards the end of '08 for only $600 because the store needed to make room for new inventory! After taking it home and attempting to set it up with my bass instructor, we discovered the truss rod was frozen. He called a buddy of his who worked for Fender, and as it turns out, that serial number was part of a bad batch. Can't remember if there was any warranty involved, but I took it back to Guitar Center the next day, and they were able to get to Fender send me a factory fresh '08 with no additional charge! Although I personally feel that a maple fingerboard is a little out of place on J-bass, I love the thing. The maple gives it a nice crack for slap and a really sharp growl throughout the mid-range. Of course, I am thinking about scaling up my collection again hahaha.
I know I'm way late on this one, but I have an '09 Fender Highway 1 P bass I got new in 2009 and I love it. It isn't the easiest to play with the huge neck, but man it sounds awesome. My only issue is going back and forth between flat and round wound strings. The flats are amazing but the round cobalts I put on it a couple of months ago sound great in a different way. I really need a 2nd P bass, I guess. Fender P bass, MOAB (Mother of All Basses). LOL Great video. Thanks for sharing -almost two years ago!
I had a majestic ivory T40, got it in 81 or 82. My exwife pawned it while I was deployed 15 years ago or so. I loved that bass, I'll get another one day.
Thanx for a really inspiring video!
I agree it´s great fun to try and modify cheaper basses into working condition (when I was younger and didn´t have money, that was out of necessity…)
And you play with a pick, good!!!
Totally agree, man. I’d rather have 4 basses that I use than 10 that I don’t!
If you don’t like standard p Basses, you could try out the ones with the pj configuration
He literally has a troy sanders bass....
Mark hoppus signature bass
I got the 5 string version of the Jazz Active!! Bought it from a friend back in college & he installed a pickguard way before I started school
Hi patrick! Can you do a review on the sire markus miller v7 , i think is the most versatile bass i ever had and i love it, would like to know what’s your feeling about this bass
Keep up the good work ,really love your review videos🤘👍
I think the ibanez sr505 sounds awesome!
Snake Plissken I’m still pissed at selling my SR500. Those are still my favorite basses ever.
Im buying an Sr506 tomorrow, you both recommend the Sr500 series basses?
@@jacobcousins4234 the newer SR500 series are awesome, you can easily fix the tone by opening the control cavity and switching the preamp output cable from the BEQ3 to the VM3 output. Effectively giving you the Ibanez Prestige preamp (sans the mid frequency selector). Just a little lifehack there.
@@Eugensson i dont know exactly what year mine is but im in love with it, thing has so much balls and its fast as shit to play
@@jacobcousins4234 the first two digits of the serial number at the back of the headstock is the year. If you have the tone tap switch control then most likely you can try this hack. It is reversable.
Pretty cool collection, patrick. to answer your question of what basses I like from your collection, I liked the jazz bass and the Ibanez sr505. as for basses I've owned over the years, I like schecter stiletto, Ibanez soundgear, and any bass from yamaha. I've recently own a yamaha bb235. great sounding bass.
Dat Seafoam Fender Jazz: "Classic P-Trick"
you are an awesome dude, gonna binge your channel now :D
I have a peavey t-40 but had to get a newer bass for recording purposes. The bidding price on t-40’s are skyrocketing. Gonna hold onto it till I can buy a house or car with it.
How do you not have a rickenbacher bass yet
he finds them too expensive
They're ridiculously overpriced for their quality.
I have an EB-0 and I love it. The pickup and bridge are garbage but I love that bass. It was the first one I ever bought and I have a ton of hours on it. I'm upgrading the bridge to a Hipshot TransTone and the pickup to a DiMarzio Model One.
Wow. The Squier bronco sounded great
Can I suggest trying the Aerodyne in one of the other less common colors? It's really a great bass, but I get not loving the glossy black. The dolphin gray is still relatively affordable and it looks awesome. After that you get into some rarer colors that get pretty pricey.
I want that silver burst
very nice collection. i loved all basses!!!
i have a small bass collection: 1 fender P-bass; 1 eagle jazz bass (an 90's brazilian fender copy, a cheap bass); 1 jazz bass frankenstein with mighty mite neck/fingerboard maple (i love this bass); 1 epiphone eb-03 sg bass (nicefull punch!). to the end of list, a cheap ibanez gtr 70 (nice neck and confortably light weight body).
I got a lot of P and J bass but my favorites are my P and my Jazz american vintage 62....just can't go wrong!!
I have a GSR200 as my instrument of choice, as a first instrument I think I made the right choice going with something with a P/J configuration, it just allows you to pull so many nice tones out of your instrument without swapping basses.
Me: uh this is so cool I have a Hofner violin bass, I just love basses
My Guitars: Why are you here
For the SR505, may I suggest you try a Tone Monster preamp? They make complete drop in preamps with many different configurations. They are sold on eBay and not very expensive.
You are a talented guy and your content is entertaining and fun!
I only own 1 bass and it is a Traben Array Ltd 5s. Yes, it has a flashy bridge 😆. It's my first bass and I have a love-hate relationship with it. Iots of tone and it still punch hard despite its stock strings. it sounds great! i dont know how much tho because i only touched other basses twice: one of them is unplugged, and the other is my first time playing one on a rehearsal studio w/ friends. I hate it because i cant count how many times it gave me back ache 😆. I'm planning to get me a 4stringer though, and now waiting for this local guitar company here on our country to release their telebass next month. i hope its good, and lighter too. 😬
Current favorite of my collection: Schecter Diamond Series Studio-4 in a limited edition purple matte (flame-ish?) finish.
Anyone know what song Patrick played on the bronco squire?
Sorry but not sorry for buying that t40, I have loved and cherished it and it has made some awesome songs. thanks again man
Patrick's warning about the Squier duds is real. I have friends that have all sorts of Squier basses and love them, and so bassed off their reviews I bought a VM '77 Jazz bass online. And then I recieved the most annoying type of dud. In general, the playability and tuning stability was really pretty good. Pickups would hum more than I'd like soloed, but I also play right next to a ton of equipment that could give off signals and all that. BUT, by far the worst part was that the open strings would have this almost chrous-y sound to them, with tons of weird overtones, while fretted notes didn't. It was absolutely maddening, so I had to return it.
TLDR: Squeirs can be good, but always play them first.
If you can find an early Japanese Squier, then you truly have a great instrument.
The best thing about squiers in my opinion is they are cheap so you can mod the hell out of them.
Dude the Aerodyne Jazz bass is my baby. Never had a problem with her
Heh, mine has a Squier (I think) J body and a no-name neck. Picked it up used because I loved how it played. Probably paid too much for what it was, but it was so comfortable I couldn't pass it up.
I have a MIJ Fender "Midnight" P-bass. All glossy black. "Fingerprint magnet" as you say. I simply wash my hands with soap and water and dry with a clean towel before I pick her up. Problem solved. Also, try practicing a different style of bass playing. You have a fantastic rapid pick attack method that sounds great but you should learn some more mellow finger funk. Stop always relying on an explosive hard attack. Do that for awhile and then pick up a P-bass strung with worn in flatwounds. Your appreciation for both will likely be more realized.
Troy Sander's signature, nice. Mastodon is sooo good.
I had this crazy ovation Magnum bass for awhile (traded a guitarist friend for it) and man, that thing is a chunk.
Gibson has reissued the RD!!!! You should check it out!!!
That Peavey tho. Not a road piece, but a good studio beast.
Nice collection. I have only 2 basses one is from the mid eighties and the other is from the late 90’s
By the way, what is the name of the song on 09:42 which he plays with Jaguar?
BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SUNBURST JAZZ WITH THE 70S HEADSTOCK FONT AND THE BLACK TUNERS????
animerulezu99 S O L D
I loved that bass
Buddy, you should get a Sterling Sub Ray4. It's a Stingray for 300 bucks new. I think they sound better than the real deal. I have one and I've always just loved the feel and the sound of it. It's so punchy and aggressive. But you have to put rounds on it to let that growl out! If you ever go into Guitar Center they usually will have a few of them. You should try one!
That silverburst looks like a black-and-white picture!
Hipshot 3 pointer? Why not the Babicz? Looks better IMO. Im gonna get one for my Epi TBird Classic (the one with the Gibson PUs) best affordable bass Ive played. From all that talk and demos you hear about it being muddy I was surprised when I actually played one and found out it sounded very clear. The only things needed upgrade are the bridge and plastic nut, everything else is excellent and I LOVE the neck. Also no dive for me. Thinking of getting the new 60s style reissue as well
Woaaa this ripper bass my gosh
If you like that Fender (Squier) Jag, you'll like the Ibanez Talman Tmb300.
That first mexi fender is awesome!!!! I really hate Pbasses, but I love sexy ore Duncan. Great choice.
****** Seymour Duncan*****
7:03 man you should get a Hofner violin bass. The company that made yours I don’t think did a good job but I think you’ll be amazed with hofner’s version so if you get the chance try it out.
i have a fender jazz and a gibson eb3 i love them both for completely different reasons lol
Patrick, I know you hated the Epi EB3 but have you ever tried the Gibson SG bass?
How did this get posted twice? Sorry, LOL.
I think im going to purchase a Jaguar because of your videos. Never owned one but im digging it
The dimarzio's look to be the DP126 model P neck _ model J bridge.
Ur a superb bassist. Love ur style!
What are you using to get your notes to come out so clean and smooth?
Favourite of yours is the t40, excluding the newheadless ibbyi know you got haha. Favourite of mine is my atk800, only thing I've played which I preferred was a dingwall ng3
I have Bronco fitted with a lipstick. Sounds pretty good I think.
the ripper sounds like krist novaselech
Krist uses rippers
Dylan Sheppard he also mostly used Ibanez and Gibson rd
"Novaselech"
@@tavicotavio sorry cant spell
dont worry, novoselic definetly is not a common name
The Aerodyne and the Gretsch were so beautiful basses! Will miss them here now I know u don't have them.
I know this is an old post, but regarding the ibanez sr and the lakland I found out that the pickups are ok, but the bartolini preamps (cheap) sucked. I never liked the sound of those like you say, but changed to a darkglass preamp and it sounded huge.
I'm not a musician, but I like basses. I plan to buy one someday and learn how to play it. But I really don't get what you guys mean with "it's not the greatest sound in bass"... I mean, what is a good or a bad sound really? For me (an untrained ear), they sound very similar. Can't you just set it up so you get different sounds?
Hey Patrick I would try the sr with flatwounds! Unique sound with effects I think could be a more fun and enjoyable experience
11:30 Peavey T-40