I need suggestions! Which bassist do you want to see on the channel next? Looking for a list of ALL of Roberts gear? Head to the show notes whichbass.co.uk/Roberterttrujillo
Gonna keep my original suggestions of Paul McCartney, Roger Waters, John Entwistle, John Paul Jones and Mike Dirnt but a video on Paul Gray from Slipknot would be really cool as well
Amazing research has gone into this, well done. Surely Trujillo himself is losing track of the sheer number of instruments at this point? On the opposite end of the spectrum I do appreciate when rich and highly celebrated artists still decide to stick to one or very few instruments as Keith Williams described in one of his videos - you form more of a bond with the instrument. Each to their own though, and what works for one doesn't necessarily work for another.
Noice, I play bass and I like Robert Trujillo a lot. I like his time as the bassist of Mike Muir’s hardcore punk/crossover thrash metal band known as Suicidal Tendencies🤘🏾🔥. Infection Grooves is awesome and funky. Robert Trujillo is an awesome and amazing bass player, cool songwriter and musician. Metallica’s awesome. Other than that, cool:).
Once again a terrific video. Lots of time invested in doing all the research I'm sure. I've owned two Zon Sonus's. Their claim to fame (like Modulus, Status) is that the necks are all composite/graphite. So I was surprised when Zon came out with the RT signature but with a wooden neck. Both versions were like that (there was the RT made in California and then the Korean import version). Up until that point all of Joe Zon's basses had the composite necks, so it appears that to accommodate Rob, he produced a Sonus with a wooden neck.
Thanks dude as always! I remember you telling me about your Zon's I have a lot more appreciate for them now! I bet they sound killer. That's so weird to take out the graphite ... I don't get it!
Great job! As a Long time fan of Robert and having researched a lot over the years I can say you’ve really done your homework. Very accurate video. The 10-string bass is an MTD. There is a photo on the internet of him using it on Death Magnetic. Also in an old interview he mentions he was in talks with Michael Tobias about building one.
I saw Metallica live on the World Magnetic tour and Rob's bass tone was amazing. Always curious what he uses to achieve it besides playing the way he plays. I think you have outdone yourself on this video. The amount of gear (especially the number of basses) Rob is using since joining Metallica is crazy and to research all of it is even more crazy. Thank you for satisfying our gear head needs.
Rob is Definitely one of my favs. Love his funky style and energy he has on stage. I'll never stop requesting Alex Webster for the next vid cause he's my absolute favorite ever, but Paul Gray would be also be fun to see. He's the reason I started playing bass and why I play Warwick basses.
Nicely done Alfie! :) One of the objects you couldn't figure out was an old Peterson strobe tuner I believe? Keep up the wonderful work! - Brent, VT USA
I find it interesting that metallica bass players tend to under utilize their best sounding gear. Jason barely used his Wal and Rob never touched the stingray + mesa rig after the st anger era
Awesome work as usual Alfie!!! Still got me hooked (and becoming quite the gear nerd myself). I have noticed on Robs Warwick's that he does not have the two piece Warwick bridge on his basses, opting for more of a Leo Quan Bad Ass/Hipshot Kick Ass style. As an up and coming gear snob (just kidding, it dosent matter what you play, all that matters is that you play) I do find this interesting. And, as is now becoming customary I've gotta push for that dUg Pinnick gear review... One thing I do remember reading about dUg and his gear... when he signed with Schector he had his original Baron fitted with a very specific P pickup made by Seymore Duncan. Again, the gear nerd in me finds it interesting that the godfather of modern rock and metal tone is not running EMG's.
Haha glad you enjoyed the video Scott! That's great to hear. That's really interesting about dUg, you're right about the EMG thing. Everyone leans that way so it's really fascinating to see someone pull away from that. I'll see what I can do! I'm looking for someone new now, good call!
Amazing stuff as always!! For a next bassist if you want big challenge: Joey DeMaio. Other great option would be John Entwistle! Greetings from Poland!
That Aria Pro II wasn't a Cliff Tribute bass, it was the original one played by Cliff, his father (R.I.P Ray) is even sitting off to the side on stage while Rob plays
Good video bro . I've followed Robert since the early 91 Lights Camera Revolution record ... First time insane him live was Ozzfest 1996 with Slayer , Danzig , Sepultura ( with Max and Igor ) , Biohazard , Fear Factory . Inwas 15 and not even a bassist then . Still thought he was incredible . Now he plays for the biggest Rock band ( Former Heavy Metal and Thrash Metal ) in the world ! Not surprised he's kept that gig 19 years.
Damn !!! What a forensic job you did !!! My 👏👏👏👏👏 i can tell the amount of hours invested in this video , woooowwww loved it !! Keep the great work , all the best for you and your channel
Apparently Rob goes through his pedal chain on the new Metallica master class. I wonder has anyone compared that to the oldest pedals we know he used on Death Magnetic? Would love to know what the very latest iteration of his (digital) pedal chain is looking like.
You missed the blue Rickenbacker Rob has. It's never been used live but it has been seen on a handful of Tuning Room videos (from around 2009-2012 I believe). It's rare though.
Hey, great video! I think I might have 1-3 bass guitars of Rob's you may have missed or maybe there is no videos or pics of him using them live? I have pics of them, how can I send you the pictures?
While the color of the yellow-ish pedal actually gives me AW-3, the white pedal on top of the amp behind Rob at 31:10 could also be a Tuner… (Love these vids; your content is top-tier. Thank you!) 😊
Those ESP custom basses are "Rumble" models. The old ESP import website had them on there and stock models had an EMG J set with ESP's "Cinnamon" control. I had to hunt through the Wayback Machine archive to find out about it, because the Facebook admin didn't know what the model was called. The green relic Rumble was in the Guitar Hero: Metallica video game and that was the first time I had seen that model.
I wish Robert would have kept playing the stingray!! That tone with Metallica would be sik!! I have no idea how you do this getting all this accurate information! But much respect!! How many hours would you think it took to get this info?
@@WhichBass geez Alfie!! That’s for all that long hrs of work for us!! I really do enjoy these! Hope to see more! Oh I got me another 5502! Another black one!! Probably my favorite bass! Loving the series with Rodney also!
Love Rob’s playing, great rundown as always. As for some other bassists, here are some other suggestions - Roger Waters (Pink Floyd) - Paul McCartney (The Beatles/Wings) - John Entwistle (The Who) - John Deacon (Queen) - Chris Squire (Yes) - Mike Dirnt (Green Day) - Mark Hoppus (Blink-182) - Cliff Williams (AC/DC) - Paul Grey (Slipknot) - Chris Wolstenholme (Muse) - Bill Wyman (The Rolling Stones) - Tina Weymouth (Talking Heads) - Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth) - Shavo Odadjian (System of a Down) - Colin Greenwood (Radiohead)
@@WhichBass Yeah, sorry I included so many but I love your videos and you always go such in-depth with each player so I just dumped a bunch of people I’d like to see lol
So he plays Bass from different brands most of the time using active jazz-bass single coils. brands like tobias, fernandes, yamaha, warwick and so on. sometimes he uses p-basses (most of the time nashville)...and hardly ever an acoustic bass from warwick. for cliffs memorial he played an aria pro 2 bass to honor him. very good video, but I guess with a "table" it would have been easier to understand and had more structure. But you are following the chorological order. its also okay. But you have a longer video at the end.
It'd be interesting to see a Billy Gould video on your channel, Faith No More has covered so much ground musically that I'm very interested in seeing the bass gear Billy has gone through over the years!
One bass you didn't mention is an Erlectrical Guitar Company (yes that's what they're called) 5 string bass with aluminum neck and body. I understand why you left it out though, it never made an appearance live or in the studio. The only evidence of it ever existing is one picture of Rob playing it and a few pictures on instagram
@@WhichBass there’s not a lot out there on him, but I know he started off on a rickenbacker with (I think) a Seymour Duncan rickenbacker bridge pickup, and switched to ibanez atk300’s during recording for and the circus leaves town. Amps are hazier. I think he used sunn beta basses and switched to ampegs, but that’s all I have been able to find
Love these videos. Glad you did Claypool, one of my favorites. Gotta check out Chancellor one - so I can wish for $8K to get myself a Wal! Id love to know how much all of Robs basses alone have cost. I mean goddamn.
y yo tuve que vender el mio para pagar el alquiler de mi casa...🤦♂ si algun dia el señor trujillo quiere deshacerse de algun bajo, aqui hay una mano levantada para recibir
I (personally) think Metallica has gone too far when it comes to experimenting with different gear. The best sounds they've recorded were in a time when the budget was tight and the high-end pieces of gear were more few and far between. I'd prefer if they took the "AC/DC-approach" instead, setting up some tried-and-true workhorse pieces of gear (Marshall stacks, SVTs, vintage explorers, Vs, Les Pauls, Fender and Rick basses)in a circle and just hammered away trough the songs live and just putting the vocals, solos, overdubs, etc on top afterwards. This'd get a rawer, more energetic and aggressive sound and more live-performances out of the guys. They still got it, but they've gotten too lazy (or comfortable) to do stuff properly
Nah the problem is that they haven't bothered to replicate the tones of their albums even though they have the means to. Their modern sound has much less gain and much more clarity, which sounds like a good thing but it leads to songs sounding weaker than they should
@@ileutur6863 it's not about the sound, it's about the energy and the tone chasing that comes with too many options. If you have ONE great guitar and amp then you'll make sure to get the most out of that, rather than when you have next to unlimited resources, that's when you start second guessing yourself
@@WhichBass Bob Rock used this approach on The Black Album, which was the first time it wasn't just James and Lars. Likewise, the first four albums were all recorded on one or two guitars each. The rawer sound of the 80's paired with the groove and energy of The Black Album is what they need to show that they still got it
@@WhichBass Well maybe, but there are so many documented videos about him up there on the interwebs...so do a run down on Muzz Skillings. Not so much about him up on the info highway. Bass player to fireman in NYC. That would be most excellent. I'd buy a Which Bass Tee shirt and wear it proud if you did.
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I need suggestions! Which bassist do you want to see on the channel next?
Looking for a list of ALL of Roberts gear? Head to the show notes whichbass.co.uk/Roberterttrujillo
You did almost all my bass heroes already but how about: Alex Webster, Billy Sheehan, Orion, Gene Simmons?
Gonna keep my original suggestions of Paul McCartney, Roger Waters, John Entwistle, John Paul Jones and Mike Dirnt but a video on Paul Gray from Slipknot would be really cool as well
Dick lovgren from Meshuggah 😁😁 pls
Fieldy from Korn
Steve Swallow would be awesome, incredibly unique player with electric bass and a plektrum playing only jazz.
Chris Squire.
John Paul Jones.
Amazing research has gone into this, well done. Surely Trujillo himself is losing track of the sheer number of instruments at this point? On the opposite end of the spectrum I do appreciate when rich and highly celebrated artists still decide to stick to one or very few instruments as Keith Williams described in one of his videos - you form more of a bond with the instrument. Each to their own though, and what works for one doesn't necessarily work for another.
Thanks dude, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Hopefully this video will be a good reminder for him haha. Good call!
You're right, I'm sure. RT has probably forgotten about more basses than most people have played during their whole lives.
Great video! That P Bass at 17:09 is likely a tribute to Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy's old bass - hence the 'Jailbreak' logo :)
Thanks Blackbeard! Ah yes indeed it very well could be! Nice catch.
Noice, I play bass and I like Robert Trujillo a lot. I like his time as the bassist of Mike Muir’s hardcore punk/crossover thrash metal band known as Suicidal Tendencies🤘🏾🔥. Infection Grooves is awesome and funky. Robert Trujillo is an awesome and amazing bass player, cool songwriter and musician. Metallica’s awesome. Other than that, cool:).
Haha thanks Justin, glad you enjoyed it!
Once again a terrific video. Lots of time invested in doing all the research I'm sure. I've owned two Zon Sonus's. Their claim to fame (like Modulus, Status) is that the necks are all composite/graphite. So I was surprised when Zon came out with the RT signature but with a wooden neck. Both versions were like that (there was the RT made in California and then the Korean import version). Up until that point all of Joe Zon's basses had the composite necks, so it appears that to accommodate Rob, he produced a Sonus with a wooden neck.
It misses the point of Zon basses in a way..
Thanks dude as always! I remember you telling me about your Zon's I have a lot more appreciate for them now! I bet they sound killer.
That's so weird to take out the graphite ... I don't get it!
the premiere was fun, would recommend going to the next despite all the talk of kazoos in this one
Haha thanks for hanging out dude, it was good to see you!
This series of videos is a bass player’s dream. Thank you dude 🤘
Thanks for watching BBG, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great job! As a Long time fan of Robert and having researched a lot over the years I can say you’ve really done your homework. Very accurate video.
The 10-string bass is an MTD. There is a photo on the internet of him using it on Death Magnetic. Also in an old interview he mentions he was in talks with Michael Tobias about building one.
Thanks Perks! Glad you enjoyed the video. Aaahh 10 string MTD I was correct then! That's good to know. If you see the photo please send it my way!
@@WhichBass I finally found the photo! Where would you like me to send it?
I saw Metallica live on the World Magnetic tour and Rob's bass tone was amazing. Always curious what he uses to achieve it besides playing the way he plays.
I think you have outdone yourself on this video. The amount of gear (especially the number of basses) Rob is using since joining Metallica is crazy and to research all of it is even more crazy. Thank you for satisfying our gear head needs.
Haha thanks a lot IrrSinn! It's 100+ basses in total and a hell of a journey. I'm really glad enjoyed the end result 😎
I wonder if Rob still has of these basses. would love to see an interview with he and Geddy about their collections.
Where would you put them all?! Ladies have shoe closests. Men have bass closets?!
Congratulations! Really, really great job, as usual. Mike Inez would be my next one, killer tone.
Thank you Sergi I apprecaite the kind words! Mike Inez is a great suggestion, I'll see what I can do.
I think I would love a video on Tom Araya’s bass rig, or Mike Dirnt.
Great suggestions thanks Max!
Me: Oh boy part 2
*looks at time stamps*
Me: *sweating*
Hahaha good thing it wasn't one video huh?! 60 minutes in total 😮
Rob is so precious….and I’m jealous of his knees😂
Rob is Definitely one of my favs. Love his funky style and energy he has on stage. I'll never stop requesting Alex Webster for the next vid cause he's my absolute favorite ever, but Paul Gray would be also be fun to see. He's the reason I started playing bass and why I play Warwick basses.
He's a beast on the bass, what a giant. I'll have another crack at Webster, I was a little put off over the winter. See if I can do it again! 😅.
I got a Fernandes Tremor for about 200€ and it's my favorite bass when I want to go metal. Extremely comfortable neck.
Good grief that is a very good price. Great stuff!
Dude, you did a LOT of homework on this. Great content! I'm a proud subscriber!!
Thank you Eric! Good to have you on board!
Nicely done Alfie! :) One of the objects you couldn't figure out was an old Peterson strobe tuner I believe? Keep up the wonderful work! - Brent, VT USA
Thanks Brent! He does use Strobe Tuners but unless it's some obscure unit I can't say for sure!
I find it interesting that metallica bass players tend to under utilize their best sounding gear. Jason barely used his Wal and Rob never touched the stingray + mesa rig after the st anger era
That's a great point. I kind of see Jason going from Wal to Alembic - That makes sense. But Rob not so much.
Robert Deleo has been my top bass heros
I’d love to see a video on him and STP!
Great call thanks Kyle!
30:27 Darkglass spotted on the right. Haven't finshed yet. Is there any info on what he uses from them?
I did see that although it wasn't clear what specifically was in the box.
I'd love to see a Mike Starr tutorial. I've been trying to get a sound close to what was on Dirt but I'm having trouble.
Great suggestion thanks!
Holy crap you did it, you absolute madman! Thanks
Finally right!
Awesome work as usual Alfie!!! Still got me hooked (and becoming quite the gear nerd myself). I have noticed on Robs Warwick's that he does not have the two piece Warwick bridge on his basses, opting for more of a Leo Quan Bad Ass/Hipshot Kick Ass style. As an up and coming gear snob (just kidding, it dosent matter what you play, all that matters is that you play) I do find this interesting.
And, as is now becoming customary I've gotta push for that dUg Pinnick gear review... One thing I do remember reading about dUg and his gear... when he signed with Schector he had his original Baron fitted with a very specific P pickup made by Seymore Duncan. Again, the gear nerd in me finds it interesting that the godfather of modern rock and metal tone is not running EMG's.
Haha glad you enjoyed the video Scott! That's great to hear. That's really interesting about dUg, you're right about the EMG thing. Everyone leans that way so it's really fascinating to see someone pull away from that. I'll see what I can do! I'm looking for someone new now, good call!
Amazing stuff as always!! For a next bassist if you want big challenge: Joey DeMaio. Other great option would be John Entwistle! Greetings from Poland!
Dzien Dobry! Thanks very much Elcomberro, glad you enjoyed the video. Entwistle is a great suggestion i'll see what I can do!
That Aria Pro II wasn't a Cliff Tribute bass, it was the original one played by Cliff, his father (R.I.P Ray) is even sitting off to the side on stage while Rob plays
This is so sweet man!🤘🏼🤘🏼
Thanks Josh! Hope you enjoyed it.
Good video bro . I've followed Robert since the early 91 Lights Camera Revolution record ... First time insane him live was Ozzfest 1996 with Slayer , Danzig , Sepultura ( with Max and Igor ) , Biohazard , Fear Factory . Inwas 15 and not even a bassist then . Still thought he was incredible . Now he plays for the biggest Rock band ( Former Heavy Metal and Thrash Metal ) in the world ! Not surprised he's kept that gig 19 years.
Thanks Dane, glad you enjoyed it. Rob is an inspiration for sure.
Damn !!! What a forensic job you did !!! My 👏👏👏👏👏 i can tell the amount of hours invested in this video , woooowwww loved it !! Keep the great work , all the best for you and your channel
Thank you Federico! Glad you enjoyed it, it was a lot of work but a lot of fun!
Apparently Rob goes through his pedal chain on the new Metallica master class. I wonder has anyone compared that to the oldest pedals we know he used on Death Magnetic? Would love to know what the very latest iteration of his (digital) pedal chain is looking like.
Oh really?! I need to see this.
You missed the blue Rickenbacker Rob has. It's never been used live but it has been seen on a handful of Tuning Room videos (from around 2009-2012 I believe). It's rare though.
No no no! Right here ;)
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I think the obscure 10-String-bass might be a Michael Tobias Design Custom. The headstock shape and body would fit
That's what I'm thinking! Wish there was more information.
You are awesome, thanks for this series
Thanks Gary! I appreciate that.
Great job once again! So damn thorough. Would love to see you research Faith No More's Billy Gould.
Thanks Aiwa! Glad you enjoyed the video! Billy Gould is a great suggestion, thanks!
yes Biily Gould is a monster who gets overlooked all the time...
Hey, great video! I think I might have 1-3 bass guitars of Rob's you may have missed or maybe there is no videos or pics of him using them live? I have pics of them, how can I send you the pictures?
Hey Grambino, that's cool I'd love to see! Can you tweet me @Alfiewilliamsuk ?
I love Trijillo and lobe the Aztec basses they're beautiful
I thought they had been a consumer version of Rob's Warwick for awhile? They even do a 'budget' version.
I thought so too but I haven't come across it. Needless to say there hasn't been a 2022 model of his bass either.
Thats some mad work you have put into this video. Very interesting
Thanks Gnutscha. It was a hell of a journey! I hope you enjoyed it.
While the color of the yellow-ish pedal actually gives me AW-3, the white pedal on top of the amp behind Rob at 31:10 could also be a Tuner…
(Love these vids; your content is top-tier. Thank you!)
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Those ESP custom basses are "Rumble" models. The old ESP import website had them on there and stock models had an EMG J set with ESP's "Cinnamon" control. I had to hunt through the Wayback Machine archive to find out about it, because the Facebook admin didn't know what the model was called. The green relic Rumble was in the Guitar Hero: Metallica video game and that was the first time I had seen that model.
Oh, that's really interesting thanks for the heads up Bradley, I didn't know that. I'd love a link to that if you still have it!
I wish Robert would have kept playing the stingray!! That tone with Metallica would be sik!!
I have no idea how you do this getting all this accurate information! But much respect!! How many hours would you think it took to get this info?
Thanks Jeremy! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Man, I can tell you exactly how long. About 100 hours ⌛
@@WhichBass geez Alfie!! That’s for all that long hrs of work for us!! I really do enjoy these! Hope to see more! Oh I got me another 5502! Another black one!! Probably my favorite bass! Loving the series with Rodney also!
Shavo Odadjien next!
Great suggestion thanks Shake!
Love Rob’s playing, great rundown as always. As for some other bassists, here are some other suggestions
- Roger Waters (Pink Floyd)
- Paul McCartney (The Beatles/Wings)
- John Entwistle (The Who)
- John Deacon (Queen)
- Chris Squire (Yes)
- Mike Dirnt (Green Day)
- Mark Hoppus (Blink-182)
- Cliff Williams (AC/DC)
- Paul Grey (Slipknot)
- Chris Wolstenholme (Muse)
- Bill Wyman (The Rolling Stones)
- Tina Weymouth (Talking Heads)
- Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth)
- Shavo Odadjian (System of a Down)
- Colin Greenwood (Radiohead)
Hey Andrew, nice to hear from you! Blimey dude way to keep me busy! Lots of classics I need to look at for sure. Thanks man.
@@WhichBass Yeah, sorry I included so many but I love your videos and you always go such in-depth with each player so I just dumped a bunch of people I’d like to see lol
The amount of research you have devoted in this video is comendable. You are great and I thank you for this presentation.
ALEX WEBSTER ALREADY!!!!!!! COME ON YO!
Cannibal Corpse's guitar tech has a channel on TH-cam called Granville Guitars. There's videos of some of his 5 string basses on there.
@@gavin6666 Oh i've seen all those! They're great!
One day! He's high on the list. I'll see what I can do!
@@WhichBass Fantastic! He's all round awesome! Tone , style , technique , nice dude
hi, can you tell me what bass is the bright green one, which for example he uses in the video where Kirk and Lars exchange instruments. thank you
I don't know which video you mean. Will need a link. His only green basses are Warwick.
I didn't realise I wanted to know all this about Rob's gear... :D
Would loooooooooooove to see a dual video type-a thingy majig with Paul Gray and V-man from Slipknot
Fantastic video as always tho, great work y'all
Thanks Thor! Great suggestion!
So he plays Bass from different brands most of the time using active jazz-bass single coils. brands like tobias, fernandes, yamaha, warwick and so on. sometimes he uses p-basses (most of the time nashville)...and hardly ever an acoustic bass from warwick. for cliffs memorial he played an aria pro 2 bass to honor him. very good video, but I guess with a "table" it would have been easier to understand and had more structure. But you are following the chorological order. its also okay. But you have a longer video at the end.
Pretty much!
It'd be interesting to see a Billy Gould video on your channel, Faith No More has covered so much ground musically that I'm very interested in seeing the bass gear Billy has gone through over the years!
Great suggestion thanks LKSF!
@@WhichBass my pleasure, keep up the amazing work! 👍
One bass you didn't mention is an Erlectrical Guitar Company (yes that's what they're called) 5 string bass with aluminum neck and body. I understand why you left it out though, it never made an appearance live or in the studio. The only evidence of it ever existing is one picture of Rob playing it and a few pictures on instagram
Oh wow really?! This I have to see, if you have a link I need to see this bass!
Thanks for this. I really appreciate your work sir.
Thank you kilhattrick I really appreciate your feedback!
When you say dual rectifier, is it the guitar amp or is there a bass version?
There's only one type of Dual Rectifier and it's primarily made for guitar. There is no bass version as such.
I might be wrong but I think you have forgotten the Godin A5 basses Rob has been using from time to time !
Great video, thanks for all your hard work. BTW, Rob used the blue Stingray5 for Sad But True at Donington 2004, I remember distinctly
Thanks Dom! Oh is that right! Must have been before the Zons! Good call!
Hey for a suggestion for the next bassist to do, how about Scott Reeder? Massively underrated player with a huge tone.
Great suggestion thanks John. I'll see what I can do.
@@WhichBass there’s not a lot out there on him, but I know he started off on a rickenbacker with (I think) a Seymour Duncan rickenbacker bridge pickup, and switched to ibanez atk300’s during recording for and the circus leaves town. Amps are hazier. I think he used sunn beta basses and switched to ampegs, but that’s all I have been able to find
I would love to see you cover Frank Bellos gear
Great suggestion, thanks Luke.
Two fantastic videos well done Alfie. I'm pretty sure the bass you dubbed the Maltese cross is a yamaha trb he used a couple of those
Thanks Andy! Glad you enjoyed them. I think the Maltease Cross was Fernandes, I've got more footage that shows the headstock.
I’m Dave, and I’m still poised that HAL couldn’t do it.
Dave, I'm afraid.
Lars: "that's a nice bass tone you've got going there....that we will make disappear"
Lars: "sorry Rob"
I just bought all this shit and i sound nothing like Robert. 😑. Great vid!!! 😁
S'all in the hands 🤣
Lars: "Thats a pretty fcking mighty bass tone you got right there. Lets play and justice for all songs"
Brian Cook, Russian Circles, Sumac.
Great suggestion thanks Dan.
Love the 'Jailbreak' name drop.
Good stuff man. Can we get a video of Mike Inez one day?
Great suggestion Adam, I'll see what I can do.
No. Their first 5 albums are the reason for their ongoing success. That couldn't be any more obvious.
First 4
WHAT AN AMAZING RESEARCH!!! THANKS!!!
Thanks Outlaw, glad you enjoyed it.
Love these videos. Glad you did Claypool, one of my favorites. Gotta check out Chancellor one - so I can wish for $8K to get myself a Wal!
Id love to know how much all of Robs basses alone have cost. I mean goddamn.
Idk how many guys will agree with me
But
Please do Adam “Nolly” Getgood!!!!!!!!!!!!
He’s an absolutely killer bassist
Do you know, you're the second person to ask. So not many! Haha. I'll see what I can do!
My favorite bass is the black one he used in italy during orion
The Warwick ones? He's played Italy a lot you see 😂
I know I'm 4 months late, but I think a video on the two Alice in Chains bassists (Mike Starr and Mike Inez) would be very interesting!
Great suggestions thanks!
can you make apisode about dd.verni of overkill, he has awesome tone.
Great suggestion thanks Hannes!
Video about Peter Hook rig would would be great
Great suggestion thanks Alexander, I'll see what I can do.
Good job, but i am disapointed that you forgot the Godin purple bass !
Did he even use a Morley mark tremonti wah live?
I don't think so, I've never heard him nor seen him use it.
Not a huge metallica fan, but this was quite interesting.
Thanks James, I'm glad you found some use out of it without liking Metallica! Good stuff.
Joey DeMaio would be fun!
Great suggestion thanks Ulrik.
Can’t wait to dig into this video!! What’s your email??
info@whichbass.co.uk Will you be sending me fan mail? 🤣
Al Cisneros would be short and sweet, but pretty cool nonetheless.
That man has used more strains of weed than basses
There's no such thing a "short" bass rig 😅. Great suggestion, I'll see what I can do.
You should do a rig rundown for Kim Gordon. That would be sick!
Great suggestion thanks Tristan.
Is that hal looking amp the new John Pettrucci neural dsp?
Anything is possible! But it looks much older than that.
Awesome video!
Thanks Shawn! Glad you enjoyed it.
I know this is a bit of a dumb request
But why not do Paul McCartney next?
Just a ide
Haha, yeah maybe. He is a classic after all.
awesome video - thank u
Thanks Mostafa, Glad you enjoyed it!
If you can find ANYTHING for Peter Baltes of Accept I'd be very grateful
Interesting request I'll see what I can do!
@@WhichBass thank you!
y yo tuve que vender el mio para pagar el alquiler de mi casa...🤦♂ si algun dia el señor trujillo quiere deshacerse de algun bajo, aqui hay una mano levantada para recibir
Ay amigo que triste escuchar eso, espero que pronto cambie la situacion para que tengas el bajo de tus sueños, ánimo!
@@gerardorockerman69 gracias por los buenos deseos! Ojalá a todos nos vaya bien y podamos alcanzar todos nuestros deseos!!!
Paulo from Sepultura
Great suggestion thanks!
I feel like Fieldy or Ryan Martinie gotta be next down the line
Funny you say that! Ryan is coming next week!
Would love to see a video on Kim Gordon!
Great suggestion Quiksilver thanks!
Please Make a video on Mark Hoppus from Blink-182!!!
Great suggestion Knave! I'll see what I can do.
I (personally) think Metallica has gone too far when it comes to experimenting with different gear. The best sounds they've recorded were in a time when the budget was tight and the high-end pieces of gear were more few and far between. I'd prefer if they took the "AC/DC-approach" instead, setting up some tried-and-true workhorse pieces of gear (Marshall stacks, SVTs, vintage explorers, Vs, Les Pauls, Fender and Rick basses)in a circle and just hammered away trough the songs live and just putting the vocals, solos, overdubs, etc on top afterwards. This'd get a rawer, more energetic and aggressive sound and more live-performances out of the guys. They still got it, but they've gotten too lazy (or comfortable) to do stuff properly
Nah the problem is that they haven't bothered to replicate the tones of their albums even though they have the means to. Their modern sound has much less gain and much more clarity, which sounds like a good thing but it leads to songs sounding weaker than they should
@@ileutur6863 it's not about the sound, it's about the energy and the tone chasing that comes with too many options.
If you have ONE great guitar and amp then you'll make sure to get the most out of that, rather than when you have next to unlimited resources, that's when you start second guessing yourself
I'd be interested in seeing how that approach works for them that would be very cool.
@@WhichBass Bob Rock used this approach on The Black Album, which was the first time it wasn't just James and Lars. Likewise, the first four albums were all recorded on one or two guitars each.
The rawer sound of the 80's paired with the groove and energy of The Black Album is what they need to show that they still got it
love that ATK's in the corner
Thanks JK! Have you seen my ATK review?!
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@@WhichBass yes I did Great Review
Bravo bravo bravo Robert 👍🫶🙏🙌🥰
Who is Robert Trahill ?
Next Robert deleo basses from Stone temple pilots
Know your bass player: fieldy?
Great suggestion thanks!
chin crimson dropping knowledge over here :D
Yes!
I think Mr Sarsuppious needs a few more basses.
Dude you gotta do Doug Wimbish.
I know I'm 6 months late Brian (sorry!). That's twice you've mentioned Doug ... I might have to take the hint!
@@WhichBass Well maybe, but there are so many documented videos about him up there on the interwebs...so do a run down on Muzz Skillings. Not so much about him up on the info highway. Bass player to fireman in NYC. That would be most excellent. I'd buy a Which Bass Tee shirt and wear it proud if you did.
Still waiting for John Myungs
Never say never! I'll see what I can do!