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Old!

LaBella

Almost as good as round wounds.

There's an difference, so it depends on what you need, if you want to make it a little bit brighter then definitely flats can be changes to a newer ones. I'm using old ones because on my P I'm mostly playing with my fingers. What's most important, in my opinion, is to have appropriate amp, preferably a one with classic tubes to bring that heat into the sound. A classic solution.

In the hands of someone who knows how to play any string it sounds very old or new, very good!!😅

I hate new flats but I love old flats .

I’m a round wound guy

Old, forever and ever

In effetti le Thomastik da nuove suonano quasi come delle round! Preferisco le più calde Labella. Avete mai provato le Pyramid?

Fantastic

Beautiful ❤

Perfect vibe

Both sets sound exactly the same to me......

Prefiro Precision Bass modelo standard

Beautiful color👏🏽

They are both wonderful❤

fantastic video have a great day also happy first week of December and also today is my friends birthday December 2❤😊

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Fender and LaBella

Il Nate Mendel ha una botta pazzesca e un comfort impareggiabile. Il manico è una riproduzione fedele del manico tipo “C” dei primissimi anni ‘70, so quello che dico perché ho un Precision del 1970 completamente originale.

Pino for me. ❤ 65 is nice, but too ballsy for my tastes. Pino sounds so smooth and rich.

La batteria si sente bene ...

I would love to hear the 65 with some Dunlop Flats!

REAL Vintage never disappoint..the sound is more open than the Pino's , why spend almost the same money for a FAKE vinatge that do not sound as good ?

Thomastik JF344 best flats as always without doubt .. need to try Optima RB however

I wanna get lost with you ! Great bassline

Gli strumenti vintage hanno una magia ed un fascino che a volte è difficile replicare su un basso moderno, ma il Palladino custom shop ha il suo perché è, tra i Precision Custom Shop, ineguagliabile

I love Jazz Bass

I listened without watching and when one sound caught my attention i looked to see what it was and I liked the Labella's.

Pino’s the better sounding bass IMO. But the price is too high

Wow.. Is that a 65 old fender Brazilian rosewood fingerboard? The resolution is so good! It's the best resolution I've ever heard of an old fender~!

The 65 is a lot more aggressive. Both sound good, but the 65 is the clear winner.

The 65....cuts through the mix with it aggressive tone❤

Pino Signature P Bass all the way. By far the best Fender Precision Bass in production for a very long time.

I love the sound of both. String types can make a huge difference in the sound. Sounds like the Pinot may have flats and the other rounds. Both find their place in the mix beautify.

I have both, same strings on both, and I love my 65 but...the neck on the PP is deeper and IMO better. The best fender cs neck/bass ever made, for me anyways.

il 65 ha quel leggero growl là sotto che mi fa impazzire

Man I love those TIs!

The Pino Palladino is absolutely superior

As much as I love Pino as a player I prefer the sound of the vintage 1965 here.

65 great sound

The Pino can definitely hang with the real deal 😎👌 Are the strings on the 65 newer? The Pino tone is much warmer and rounder, sounds perfect to me

I've had some breakage issues with one of the brands you've tested, with no replacement from the company that I purchased them directly from. I used to use Fenders, and I think I'm going back. Thanks for the testing!

I think the biggest difference in the sound is probably in the strings (Fender in the JMJ and I guess La bella's in the Pino). With the same strings they would be even closer in sound (already quite close to me, except when using a pick).

I just love the split coil p bass.

Other than the first one. ? I couldn't tell any difference. I doubt if anyone in the pub or coffee shop could tell either.

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Actually I love both!!!👍🎸

The winner of this competition is the viewer

I have the Japanese Royal Blue Metallic. Would love to also own the Mexican White P someday.