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Who is you favorite bass tone

Discussion in 'The BASS Place' started by El Hefe, Jun 23, 2012.

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  1. Jun 23, 2012 #1
    El Hefe

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    Mine would have to be Mike Dirnt's from Greenday mostly the old 90's stuff :)

    Who's is yours?
     
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    El Hefe

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    El Hefe

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    jack bruce or chris layton
     
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    Mike Watt.
     
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    bigmuff113

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    That too. And Kim Gordon
     
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    robert spencer

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    For tone I like Paul McCartney from Sgt Peppers & later.
    When I`m Sixty Four, Lovely Rita, Come Together & Get Back come to mind (but there are so many more). Paul just had that sound. Take care. Bob
     
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    El Hefe

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    James Jamerson sounded collosal considering the recording equipment of the day - but I think it's his note choice and phrasing I really like moreso than the tone.

    Many to list, but i'll stick with him.
     
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    +1
     
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    Sheehan, Butler, Harris and of course Duck. All classic P tones, all totally different from each other.
     
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    Tony Levin, Bruce Thomas, Macca
     
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    soulman969

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    Jamerson and Duck Dunn on PBasses and Tommy Shannon on a Jazz Bass.
     
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    Duck Dunn. period.
     
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    Flea's sound from RHCP's "Blood Sugar Sex Magik". Nothing can beat Wal Mk. II
    I also love Paul Simonon's Epiphone Rivoli sound from The Clash'es "London Calling" and the unique clanky sound Steve Harris does on his P-Bass.
     
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    Whomever is playing a P bass.

    From motown to surf to punk to indie.
     
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    John Archer, bassist of Hunters & Collectors, has a great P-Bass sound, especially on the live The Way to Go Out.
     
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    Another vote for James Jamerson and Duck Dunn.
     
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