Gary Willis is a SICK PLAYER, its crazy how it has passed over 30 years, and you guys still making out more basses for Gary! this is the perfection of bass products
The first bass clinic I ever went to was Gary Willis, over 30 freakin' years ago in Colorado springs, at a place called Grainer Music. A friend of mine got tickets and invited me to go with him. Seeing this add for his 25 th Anniversary bass definitely brought back some memories. Now, I just had one of my basses turned into a fretless and it has opened my eyes to a whole new world.
30 years ago I went to a bass clinic he did in Albuquerque, New Mexico at Grandma's Music. The action on his bass was insanely low(like, RIGHT on the fretboard!), but he produced his usual gorgeous, resonant tone...Love his compositions, too. Thanks Ibanez and thanks Mr. Willis!
@@markfretless Search up "Wimbish jam" on youtube - it's a Berklee Bass Department showcase with a number of very well-known bass players taking turns soloing. In my opinion, the best tone of the group, by far? Gary Willis. Outstanding playing by everyone, of course!
Coolest bass I've ever owned. I have a stingray, fender deluxe, Ibanez btb and sound gear, Yamaha. This just has the coolest features. Plus, I was already gravitating towards fretless.
wonderful 😮 I wonder how much this bass weights. Is it as lightweight as the GWB1005, which I read it has just 3 kgs? I lovethe playing and the sound and the awesome technique of Mr Willis. 👍☺️
Nice to see this bass with a real ebony fretboard. Wonder how the tone is with the more melodic songs Gary does like Very Early, The Necessary Blonde, Say Never, and others.
@@RubyDimasStudio Other than the paint, Gary Willis has been playing a nearly identical bass for over twenty years! Check out any of his albums, Tribal Tech albums and especially his playing on Wayne Johnson’s “Keeping the dream Alive” if you want to hear him playing this bass. But that will only tell you what Gary sounds like playing it, the only way for you to experience it is to try one yourself.
I saw all the fusion bands of the 70s thru early 90s at their prime....Gary and Tribal Tech were THE BEST live band I ever saw. They were so ridiculously good I just stopped going to shows all together....everything else was a disappointment.
Loved the wooden one. Sorry, This finish one is quite ugly. 😂Gary is awesome!!! ❤ at the end is Ibanez one of the rare creative brands, no endless p & j knockoffs - thank you Ibanez.
I had a GWB and disliked it...looked badass in stealth black, but the pickup was one-note and weak, preamp too. Diskliked the feel of it, was expecting a crazy comfortable Sdgr playing experience but was let down. It just didnt pull its weight for the money.
Gary Willis is a SICK PLAYER, its crazy how it has passed over 30 years, and you guys still making out more basses for Gary! this is the perfection of bass products
Always nice to see new vids with bass legend Gary Willis !
Such a gentleman and huge talent!
The first bass clinic I ever went to was Gary Willis, over 30 freakin' years ago in Colorado springs, at a place called Grainer Music. A friend of mine got tickets and invited me to go with him. Seeing this add for his 25 th Anniversary bass definitely brought back some memories. Now, I just had one of my basses turned into a fretless and it has opened my eyes to a whole new world.
30 years ago I went to a bass clinic he did in Albuquerque, New Mexico at Grandma's Music. The action on his bass was insanely low(like, RIGHT on the fretboard!), but he produced his usual gorgeous, resonant tone...Love his compositions, too. Thanks Ibanez and thanks Mr. Willis!
@@markfretless Search up "Wimbish jam" on youtube - it's a Berklee Bass Department showcase with a number of very well-known bass players taking turns soloing. In my opinion, the best tone of the group, by far? Gary Willis. Outstanding playing by everyone, of course!
Damn you Ibanez!! I've always wanted a GW but now.... it's a MUST!
Thanks Gary & everyone @ Ibanez bringing the magic to artists and audiences worldwide. Love Y'all!
Willis you rule!!!
The mids are perfect on this bass. One day I’ll get to be this confident about it.
I got one of the earlier versions, GREAT BASS, absolutely sensitive, singing, responding, digging deep, reaching high, love it, thanks Ibanez!
Super cool!
I love that the music stops when he says "The mids are perfect on this bass." for EMPHASIS! 😂
Coolest bass I've ever owned. I have a stingray, fender deluxe, Ibanez btb and sound gear, Yamaha. This just has the coolest features. Plus, I was already gravitating towards fretless.
So nice to see you again Mr Willis!
See you on the next anniversary, mic drop. Now gimme my paycheck. Cool as hell. Totally badass
25th? The calendar has certainly flown by!
Sound's great.
That new finish is 🔥...I can imagine that on my EHB1505MS
❤Awsome 🎉🙏🍀
cool film cool bass simply cool
True legend!
wonderful 😮 I wonder how much this bass weights. Is it as lightweight as the GWB1005, which I read it has just 3 kgs? I lovethe playing and the sound and the awesome technique of Mr Willis. 👍☺️
Damn that is just beautifully simple
Ohhhh nicee
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Did he just play the PS startup sound at 0:11
would love to see also a fretted version
🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
Super 🤩👍
Bass played by Gary Willis
Gary Willis played by Bob Balaban
Directed and Written for the Screen by Wes Anderson
Nice to see this bass with a real ebony fretboard. Wonder how the tone is with the more melodic songs Gary does like Very Early, The Necessary Blonde, Say Never, and others.
Baixo continua perfeito . Eu achava que esse modelo seria headless 😜
Seria incrivel se fosse
I'm no bassist but I want one of this signature bass.
With all the respect you deserve Gary. Shut up and take my money!!!
beautiful. Honestly, I don;t like a "ramp'' but foud it really helpful and playing is way more comfrtable
Can we hear the bass without the pedal Effects
no
Sounds like the Roland synth gear Gary has used for at least 10 years, not pedals
yes it sound that, but pedals or synth is the same, because, for a new bass we need to hear the bass only
@@RubyDimasStudio Other than the paint, Gary Willis has been playing a nearly identical bass for over twenty years! Check out any of his albums, Tribal Tech albums and especially his playing on Wayne Johnson’s “Keeping the dream Alive” if you want to hear him playing this bass. But that will only tell you what Gary sounds like playing it, the only way for you to experience it is to try one yourself.
I saw all the fusion bands of the 70s thru early 90s at their prime....Gary and Tribal Tech were THE BEST live band I ever saw. They were so ridiculously good I just stopped going to shows all together....everything else was a disappointment.
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Loved the wooden one. Sorry, This finish one is quite ugly. 😂Gary is awesome!!! ❤ at the end is Ibanez one of the rare creative brands, no endless p & j knockoffs - thank you Ibanez.
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I had a GWB and disliked it...looked badass in stealth black, but the pickup was one-note and weak, preamp too. Diskliked the feel of it, was expecting a crazy comfortable Sdgr playing experience but was let down. It just didnt pull its weight for the money.
But seriously folks……
...but Why!?!?! This colours??? I know the 25th but we are not Gary Willis!!! I think that the production take a Goal with other finish
His signature instruments have been silver from the beginning. Looks awesome.