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Very good video topic. Most gear disagreements among bass players come from the fact that we need vastly different tools to do our jobs, depending on genre. Especially if you're an older musician playing a basic genre like blues or classic rock, you need to develop an understanding that there's more to life than P bass into Ampeg with no pedals.
Klegor's not just endorsing particular guitars here -- he's also saying something about passive versus active instruments. Just look at his favorites. And even in the category lists, the active instrument is often a throw-in because sometimes you need one. It's an interesting point.
I've been lucky enough to have some great instruments and amps. Over the years, I had a terrific custom cabinet made, a TL cabinet with an EVM-15L speaker, over the years, powered it with an Ampeg V4 (the guitar head), but later, a Fender 300PS, basically Fender's take on an SVT. I've always like Fender better than Ampeg. That was my favorite amp, but I hated moving it! I had a custom 1977 Rickenbacker 4001, but had lots of problems with the neck, until TWA snapped the headstock off in 1979, and with the settlement, I bought a used 75 Carl Thomson bass, which I eventually sold, then bought back, and still have it. I've also got an Alembic Distillate that's amazing, but if I could have anything, I'd love an Alembic Series II, along with the Alembic F-2B preamp and the SF-2 Super Filter, to MacIntosh amps (pretty much the old touring rig of Phil Lesh.) And I LOVE Phil Jones equipment, I've played some of their compact and mid-range amps, and they're absolutely amazing! While I don't own any amps these days, (I've been playing with Amplitube 5,) I do use Phil Jones headphones, which are spectacular.
Since I'm on the other side of the Atlantic, I can't afford ANY of the basses & amps shown here; but my perfect rig would be: a Sterling SUB with an HH modification and maple fingerboard, any jazz bass with 21 frets and maple fingerbord with an active preamp mod , a Dean Edge VI fretless and just a Focusrite. As for amps, I'd go for an Ampeg SVT (after I sell my kidneys). Anyway, great video Gregor. Greetings from Argentina.
That was awesome, completely out of reach for most but still awesome. I really enjoyed fantasizing about top of the line gear as i am the proud owner of a super fabulous Affinity P-bass that came in the Fender Bass Starter kit i bought in december 2020 as the Covid pandemic was keeping me home. Anyway, cheers Gregor! EDIT: Oh my bucket list bass would probably a Sandberg California 4 string, 24 frets perfection.
If you were gonna do a funk, slap type with a brighter sound, so I'd say the none flats which I'd assume would be round wound, which bass would you use for that? Either would be a great choice but which bass would you be picking?
@@adamdixon6326 tbh you can do funk on any of the classic three (P, J, and Stingray) - slap is better on a J and a stingray. personally i’d choose the stingray for funk and slap. check out Fernando Rosa, he does all that on all kinds of stuff
Gregor, I love German basses made by Klira. I have a 1965 Klira Arkansas bass in fire engine Red color! It is a jazz style with offset body and 2 pickups.
Would love to see a good breakdown of the differences in fretboards. Mainly between Maple, Ebony, and Rosewood. I've never played a maple fretboard, only rosewood.
I have a number of basses, including a P, a J, a Ric and a Stingray; I bought them all new in the 70s, and a number of amps. Today? I use an Alembic Elan+ six-string bass and a Kemper profiler for virtually everything. There are few basses that can match the versatility of an Alembic, and the Kemper has essentially all the amps and speaker combinations one could want in a single box.
My dream rig is the B&G Big Sister, Cort A4 Ultra, Cort Elrick NJS, or the Cort Rithimic (yes I love Cort basses a bit too much it seems lol) Amps its between the Aguilar Tone Hammer with the Aguilar SL410 Cab, or the Bergantino Forte HP with the Bergantino NXV410 cab. Pedal/Non amp either the Nueral DSP Quad Cortex or the Line 6 Helix. I already use Helix native on my laptop and love it.
I have a 5-string Sterling by Music Man Stingray Subray5 HH. Two humbuckers, two band EQ of bass and treble and 22-fret maple neck with maple fingerboard. Maybe not so much the single humbucker sting rays, but the double humbuckers are grate for Hard Core to mild technical death metal. I also have an Ibanez SR306EB 6-string bass with 24-frets and a 3 band EQ with Bass, Mid, and Treble. It also has a coil selector switch on it. Now that thing will work grate with extreme technical death metal especially if you put new stainless steel round wound strings on it. Of course you can play other kinds of music with them. But for basics, I have a 4-string Silver Tone P Bass with 20-frets. completely passive. I got that as a birthday gift from my family in 2006. So that thing is very special to me.
Warwick Alien acoustic 4 bass with flats and a fender 200 rumble. It’s all I need for all the jazz situations I find. The money you guys spend is nuts.
I got my absolute bucket list bass two years ago and you may find it a little bit unusual, it's a 1976 Ibanez Black Eagle. I still can't believe I got one after wanting one for all my life since I was a kid...lol.
Dear Basstheworld! The simpliest stuffs for rock and metal music. Basses: Precision,Jazz,Rickenkacker. Amps: Fender Bassman, Marshall Superbass, Ampeg SVT. Basicly thats all you need and the world opens up for you. But if you a more modern guy, or just dont want to lift up this kind of amps, you only need an Origin Effects Bassrig preamp. The Black Panel 64 or the Super Vintage. Thats all :D
A Torzal 5 string ms neck-through twist, a Takamine TB10, a custom 8 -string octave bass from (?), A Bergatino stack, and maybe now a Glockenlang stack :-)
My current dream rig would be two Eich T1000 classics, and an Eich XLCab. As for basses, It's really hard for me to say anything other then my Benavente basses, but those Marleaux Diva's are just so perfect for fretless, and good J and P bass. Great video!
my fave electric bass jazz rig is a fretted rw jazz w/ flats and ashtray cover bridge mute, or my Ibanez srh500F. If I'm bringing my upright and/or fender/ibanez I use my GK MB150E amp for both. Jazz is rarely loud so it works perfect.
If money is no object, I want a Testore (father or son, I don't care) and a Prescott 5 string to shake the orchestra off of the stage (you didn't say it HAS to be an electric bass). Then a vintage precision, as old as I can find. I would like an eight string, but don't know enough to make a specific selection. Lastly, I want a six string Electric buck down to a low G instead of a high c. I'm fairly open to Brand on that as well, Maybe I try one of those German bases that you were mentioning. I love the Rheingold preamp/ EQ pedal, and I also want the Motown DI. I would like the classic SVT with 8x10 cabinet, but to that I would add some sort of modern rig. It is not a terribly decisive list, and I think it's clear that I have not really explored all options that are out there. I guess I am just used to using what I have playing it as well as I can. My Peavey T40 has served me well for decades.
"Even a classic rock player should have a 5 string and maybe also something active, because you never know what's coming and it's always good to be prepared." Indeed! Today I might go out of das Schlafzimmer and play in das Wohnzimmer!
I'm really digging Lākland basses, all of them. But I'm dying to try out some Sandberg, they look great. Amps... I'm not particularly impressed with class D stuff. And I'm not super impressed with the tube reissue stuff. It's just ok. If I could get my old V4 back that'd be cool. I've never tried Glockenklang, they look cool, put that on my list too.
Hey Gregor! Nice video as always 👌 Just a little suggestion for future videos; I noticed you did mention an italian Amp, the GR, but no italian basses so I think you REALLY should check out Manne, Laurus and Meridian. Laurus is perfect for jazz, it sets the notch so high. For Pop, R&B and stuff, Meridian makes a great choice, better the other brands you put on this list. And finally, Manne... it's mainly used by jazz and rock players but, believe me, Manne basses growl so hard they would make Dingwalls pale out. I got one, a "basic" model, 5 string and graphite fretboard, and though I played dozens of basses no one compares to this model. Give them a go, you won't regret it 😎
I play kind of Classic rock to Hard rock kind of music and i own a P bass with flats, a vintage Greco Thunderbird and a Music Man but i am triying to fin "my perfect amp". Great video! very interesting content.
WONDERFUL VIDEO!!! At the end with the Quantum Dimensional Gregors I laughed my head off!!! 😂 Bucket List Bass: I'm A Simple Man. A Vintage 60's Fender Jazz Bass!!!
It will be great to see the list with beginner or budget options from toman, and ofc for working musicians but with limitations on budget. It is a great video, for jazz I think you could also add a 6-string Yamaha from JP. But overall great video.
Hm... bucket list gear. I'd like to have an Ibanez SR5000 OL - but passive (I don't like active basses). I doubt that there'll any to buy... but I can still dream. Other than that maybe a PJ Briefcase Combo and a Peavey T. B. Raxx Preamp. Had one decades ago and still regret selling it. To be honest: these are all nice things to have. Do I really need them? No. Just as you said: bucket list gear when money is no concern😉
I’ve really been wanting to try the BBC “ boom bass cabs” matrix cab and a Darkglass head, got most of the basses I want , always will want more but for now, I do need my 30th anniversary edition stingray, and a 76 or 78 stingray another Warwick Thumb NT5 miss mine everyday
My bucket list P basses would be the one owned by Michael League from Snarky Puppy, or the one owned by Paz Lechantin. After that, nothing else would matter.
7:56 - Also 7.200 Flocken.... ich hab ja für vieles Verständnis.... aber irgendwo ist auch der "Kosten/Nutzen Faktor" erreicht (was bei mir die "Dingwall-Grenze")^^...
Hi, I love your video’s. Very informative, I haven’t seen one on Lakeland 5502 skyline, Or Atelier z basses. Sire is coming out with a v8 jazz bass too. Thanks PEACE.
I agree that a P, a Rick and a Music Man are the perfect combo for all types of music though I would not recommend a Music Man for a 5er since the neck is so narrow. As for a Pre-amp, you can't go wrong with the good old Sans Amp. The early "Tele style slab body" P basses are cool but I don't find them to have a definitive sound nor are they indicative of any style of music or player. The Fodera? Pffft. Had one. An overrated, overpriced toneless wonder. The Aquilar is nice but I don't like the tone controls. I have a Mark Bass and it works fine. As for cabs -- they're so personal and there are several good choices. I mix a Bergantino with a Hartke. It gives me a clarity along with a punch that suits my styles, but that's a personal choice. And for a jazz gig, I can take just one cab. For fretless, I go with a Fender Jazz. That's the classic fretless sound. The SVT is cool, but honestly, the Sans Amp can get you close. As for the big cabinet...I don't see the point. Any time you need that much volume you'll be going through a P.A. anyway. I also have a place in my heart for Ibanez basses. Clean, clear, active sound, looks sleek and doesn't break the bank.
I would also like to hear the GR Bass units live . The 4-10 weighs 33 lbs. in carbon fiber , a 2-12 28 lbs. Nothing like a live show with a top player to see how it sounds .
Ich schreibe mal faulheitshalber auf deutsch. (Faulen, grammatikalisch falschen deutsch) Ich komme aus der metalszene und habe für mich ein paar standarts gesetzt. Ich liebe den Warwick. Warwick corvette, thumb, fortress oder sogar dolphin. Warwick mit frischen saiten klingt wie die scharniere der höllentore. Das muss in nen darkglass b7k und dann in einen eich amp. Eich ist leistung und niedriges gewicht
Towards the end (11:16) you show a very small combo amp by "PB" that you refer to as a "briefcase amp." I don't see it listed in your video notes...who's the maker?
I want two five strings one fretless with flats one fretted with round both active/ passive, comfortable, light, reliable and versatile. Don't care about the name on the headstock
I wouldn't buy a Sandberg from Thomann, I'd order directly from Sandberg with the options I want. Thomann's lead time is months, so you'd be waiting if you went through them too.
@@basstheworldofficial I own it also, and you're right, it is big fun. My subwave and synth no longer seem to work anymore though. I still use the compression, drive, and chorus, and I use the separate outputs to run to separate 4 ohm cabs. I love how much power it provides and it still sounds great, so I still use it. Cheers!
Der mit Abstand teuerste Bass auf der Liste soll ausgerechnet für einen Jazzer gut sein. Inhaltlich vielleicht nachvollziehbar, wenn wir davon ausgehen, dass die Lernkurve bei Jazz gefühlt unendlich steil und lang ist. In diesen Höhen ist nur leider auch die Luft bekanntlich deutlich dünner und die Verdienstmöglichkeiten sind entsprechend geringer. Wenn ein Musiker sich ein Gerät für 15 Tausend Ocken holt, lässt er sich vielleicht ein Gerät von einem befreundeten Luthier auf den Leib schneidern. Denk ich mal.
In dieser Liste hier geht es um Trauminstrumente. Außerdem muss ich anmerken, dass die meisten Jazz Bassisten, die ich in meiner Karriere kennengelernt habe, keine professionellen Musiker sind. Im Sinne von, sie verdienen ihr Geld nicht mit Musik, sondern mit einem normalen Job und betreiben ihre Musik als Hobby. Unter denen sind, wie auch überall anders, zum Teil sehr wohlhabende Menschen, die sich solche Instrumente durchaus leisten können und selten nicht nur eins von diesem Kaliber besitzen. Wenn man mal in ein professionelles Orchester schaut, dort spielen die Kontrabassisten nicht selten Instrumente die locker mal 50-100 Tausend Euro kosten. Dagegen verblassen nahezu alle E-Bässe zu günstigen Alternativen.
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Dang it! So, sending them $1,000 to be entered in a drawing to win an autographed picture of Mr. Bass Face wasn't real? 😞
I can send you one for $500 😁
Need to add a Warwick, such a unique and great sounding bass to contrast the mighty P.
Very good video topic. Most gear disagreements among bass players come from the fact that we need vastly different tools to do our jobs, depending on genre.
Especially if you're an older musician playing a basic genre like blues or classic rock, you need to develop an understanding that there's more to life than P bass into Ampeg with no pedals.
Klegor's not just endorsing particular guitars here -- he's also saying something about passive versus active instruments. Just look at his favorites. And even in the category lists, the active instrument is often a throw-in because sometimes you need one.
It's an interesting point.
Klegor 🤣 my name is Gregor
I've been lucky enough to have some great instruments and amps. Over the years, I had a terrific custom cabinet made, a TL cabinet with an EVM-15L speaker, over the years, powered it with an Ampeg V4 (the guitar head), but later, a Fender 300PS, basically Fender's take on an SVT. I've always like Fender better than Ampeg. That was my favorite amp, but I hated moving it! I had a custom 1977 Rickenbacker 4001, but had lots of problems with the neck, until TWA snapped the headstock off in 1979, and with the settlement, I bought a used 75 Carl Thomson bass, which I eventually sold, then bought back, and still have it. I've also got an Alembic Distillate that's amazing, but if I could have anything, I'd love an Alembic Series II, along with the Alembic F-2B preamp and the SF-2 Super Filter, to MacIntosh amps (pretty much the old touring rig of Phil Lesh.) And I LOVE Phil Jones equipment, I've played some of their compact and mid-range amps, and they're absolutely amazing! While I don't own any amps these days, (I've been playing with Amplitube 5,) I do use Phil Jones headphones, which are spectacular.
Since I'm on the other side of the Atlantic, I can't afford ANY of the basses & amps shown here; but my perfect rig would be: a Sterling SUB with an HH modification and maple fingerboard, any jazz bass with 21 frets and maple fingerbord with an active preamp mod , a Dean Edge VI fretless and just a Focusrite. As for amps, I'd go for an Ampeg SVT (after I sell my kidneys). Anyway, great video Gregor. Greetings from Argentina.
That was awesome, completely out of reach for most but still awesome. I really enjoyed fantasizing about top of the line gear as i am the proud owner of a super fabulous Affinity P-bass that came in the Fender Bass Starter kit i bought in december 2020 as the Covid pandemic was keeping me home. Anyway, cheers Gregor! EDIT: Oh my bucket list bass would probably a Sandberg California 4 string, 24 frets perfection.
with a 5-string music-man and a p (one with flats, one without), i’d be set for life
If you were gonna do a funk, slap type with a brighter sound, so I'd say the none flats which I'd assume would be round wound, which bass would you use for that? Either would be a great choice but which bass would you be picking?
@@adamdixon6326 tbh you can do funk on any of the classic three (P, J, and Stingray) - slap is better on a J and a stingray. personally i’d choose the stingray for funk and slap. check out Fernando Rosa, he does all that on all kinds of stuff
Yes, PJ Briefcase is the best mini and battery amp for espcially upright bass !!
Gregor, I love German basses made by Klira. I have a 1965 Klira Arkansas bass in fire engine Red color! It is a jazz style with offset body and 2 pickups.
Would love to see a good breakdown of the differences in fretboards. Mainly between Maple, Ebony, and Rosewood. I've never played a maple fretboard, only rosewood.
The one which invites you to play more is the best fretboard. The sonic differences are most likely a myth.
@@Eugensson Hear! Hear!
Excellent lists. Must add Warwick and G&L basses.
I have a number of basses, including a P, a J, a Ric and a Stingray; I bought them all new in the 70s, and a number of amps. Today? I use an Alembic Elan+ six-string bass and a Kemper profiler for virtually everything. There are few basses that can match the versatility of an Alembic, and the Kemper has essentially all the amps and speaker combinations one could want in a single box.
I think the next logical video is what's good for the mid-range/intermediate- first 'step up' bass!
My dream rig is the B&G Big Sister, Cort A4 Ultra, Cort Elrick NJS, or the Cort Rithimic (yes I love Cort basses a bit too much it seems lol) Amps its between the Aguilar Tone Hammer with the Aguilar SL410 Cab, or the Bergantino Forte HP with the Bergantino NXV410 cab. Pedal/Non amp either the Nueral DSP Quad Cortex or the Line 6 Helix. I already use Helix native on my laptop and love it.
I have a 5-string Sterling by Music Man Stingray Subray5 HH. Two humbuckers, two band EQ of bass and treble and 22-fret maple neck with maple fingerboard. Maybe not so much the single humbucker sting rays, but the double humbuckers are grate for Hard Core to mild technical death metal. I also have an Ibanez SR306EB 6-string bass with 24-frets and a 3 band EQ with Bass, Mid, and Treble. It also has a coil selector switch on it. Now that thing will work grate with extreme technical death metal especially if you put new stainless steel round wound strings on it. Of course you can play other kinds of music with them. But for basics, I have a 4-string Silver Tone P Bass with 20-frets. completely passive. I got that as a birthday gift from my family in 2006. So that thing is very special to me.
Warwick Alien acoustic 4 bass with flats and a fender 200 rumble. It’s all I need for all the jazz situations I find. The money you guys spend is nuts.
I got my absolute bucket list bass two years ago and you may find it a little bit unusual, it's a 1976 Ibanez Black Eagle. I still can't believe I got one after wanting one for all my life since I was a kid...lol.
My UA-cam man crush. A few minutes with Gregor, feeling much better.
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Dear Basstheworld!
The simpliest stuffs for rock and metal music.
Basses: Precision,Jazz,Rickenkacker.
Amps: Fender Bassman, Marshall Superbass, Ampeg SVT.
Basicly thats all you need and the world opens up for you.
But if you a more modern guy, or just dont want to lift up this kind of amps, you only need an Origin Effects Bassrig preamp. The Black Panel 64 or the Super Vintage. Thats all :D
A Torzal 5 string ms neck-through twist, a Takamine TB10, a custom 8 -string octave bass from (?), A Bergatino stack, and maybe now a Glockenlang stack :-)
I love 34" scale basses, but your walnut finish EB2 bass is so handsome. Thank you for all you do.
My current dream rig would be two Eich T1000 classics, and an Eich XLCab. As for basses, It's really hard for me to say anything other then my Benavente basses, but those Marleaux Diva's are just so perfect for fretless, and good J and P bass. Great video!
my fave electric bass jazz rig is a fretted rw jazz w/ flats and ashtray cover bridge mute, or my Ibanez srh500F. If I'm bringing my upright and/or fender/ibanez I use my GK MB150E amp for both. Jazz is rarely loud so it works perfect.
My absolute dream bass is a Paul Laurat Stega Deluxe short scale.
A piece of art... with a price to match.
If money is no object, I want a Testore (father or son, I don't care) and a Prescott 5 string to shake the orchestra off of the stage (you didn't say it HAS to be an electric bass). Then a vintage precision, as old as I can find. I would like an eight string, but don't know enough to make a specific selection. Lastly, I want a six string Electric buck down to a low G instead of a high c. I'm fairly open to Brand on that as well, Maybe I try one of those German bases that you were mentioning. I love the Rheingold preamp/ EQ pedal, and I also want the Motown DI. I would like the classic SVT with 8x10 cabinet, but to that I would add some sort of modern rig.
It is not a terribly decisive list, and I think it's clear that I have not really explored all options that are out there. I guess I am just used to using what I have playing it as well as I can. My Peavey T40 has served me well for decades.
"Even a classic rock player should have a 5 string and maybe also something active, because you never know what's coming and it's always good to be prepared." Indeed! Today I might go out of das Schlafzimmer and play in das Wohnzimmer!
I'm really digging Lākland basses, all of them. But I'm dying to try out some Sandberg, they look great.
Amps... I'm not particularly impressed with class D stuff. And I'm not super impressed with the tube reissue stuff. It's just ok.
If I could get my old V4 back that'd be cool.
I've never tried Glockenklang, they look cool, put that on my list too.
Hey Gregor! Nice video as always 👌
Just a little suggestion for future videos; I noticed you did mention an italian Amp, the GR, but no italian basses so I think you REALLY should check out Manne, Laurus and Meridian.
Laurus is perfect for jazz, it sets the notch so high.
For Pop, R&B and stuff, Meridian makes a great choice, better the other brands you put on this list.
And finally, Manne... it's mainly used by jazz and rock players but, believe me, Manne basses growl so hard they would make Dingwalls pale out.
I got one, a "basic" model, 5 string and graphite fretboard, and though I played dozens of basses no one compares to this model.
Give them a go, you won't regret it 😎
I play kind of Classic rock to Hard rock kind of music and i own a P bass with flats, a vintage Greco Thunderbird and a Music Man but i am triying to fin "my perfect amp".
Great video! very interesting content.
Great insight and recommendations. I agree with rock and pop recommendations. I have no experience with jazz or metal so no comment on those.
I’m off to play jazz… I’ll just grab my 16500€ 6 string bass. 😂😂😂
Definitely bucket list. Great fun vid👍🏼
Which genre should be first to get a DEEP DIVE ??
Hard rock for sure!!
Stoner, fuzz
Metal \m/ And I'm surprised you didn't mention the Warwick Thumb 5 for metal basses. It's the growl king that many metal bassists love.
I leave the choice to you dear host, as long as I get to hear you say the word 'genre'. Wonderful.
My mouth is watering.
Gregor is standing in front on my bucket list amp & cabinet.
i have a glockenklang bass art amp, for me the best amp in the world. On my wishlist is a le fay pangton 6 string.
WONDERFUL VIDEO!!! At the end with the Quantum Dimensional Gregors I laughed my head off!!! 😂 Bucket List Bass: I'm A Simple Man. A Vintage 60's Fender Jazz Bass!!!
It will be great to see the list with beginner or budget options from toman, and ofc for working musicians but with limitations on budget. It is a great video, for jazz I think you could also add a 6-string Yamaha from JP. But overall great video.
Thanks for showing some basses and amps that I never knew existed...
Hm... bucket list gear. I'd like to have an Ibanez SR5000 OL - but passive (I don't like active basses). I doubt that there'll any to buy... but I can still dream. Other than that maybe a PJ Briefcase Combo and a Peavey T. B. Raxx Preamp. Had one decades ago and still regret selling it. To be honest: these are all nice things to have. Do I really need them? No. Just as you said: bucket list gear when money is no concern😉
Man! That Rickenbacker looks soo cool!
I’ve really been wanting to try the BBC “ boom bass cabs” matrix cab and a Darkglass head, got most of the basses I want , always will want more but for now, I do need my 30th anniversary edition stingray, and a 76 or 78 stingray another Warwick Thumb NT5 miss mine everyday
Amazing video! The Rock player's combo for me would be one of those Ashdown EVOII combo's~ They really provide the proper punch in the gut:)
great review as always, Have you considered reviewing the Fendor MonoNeon signature bass? I'd love ot hear your opinion.
Man o man do I envy your collection!
My bucket list P basses would be the one owned by Michael League from Snarky Puppy, or the one owned by Paz Lechantin. After that, nothing else would matter.
I'd like to see the ultimate 90s rig!!!!!!
QUAD Cortex is compressed as hell. It has a future , I'm agreed. But till then..
For bass, maby Boss GT1000Core or Amplitube 5.
For me an ESP F-series bass is on my wishlist for a metal bass
A list of gear that BTW bass demo guys would steal from you would be a nice video 😁
Eine Pedalboard Liste für verschiedene Genre!
7:56 - Also 7.200 Flocken.... ich hab ja für vieles Verständnis.... aber irgendwo ist auch der "Kosten/Nutzen Faktor" erreicht (was bei mir die "Dingwall-Grenze")^^...
Nice list ! I didn’t realize that victors fedora was that much money . I wish I had the money ! Lol keep up the good work
Excellent Gregor thanks for sharing 👍
Love these lists! Keep them coming!
I am from The United States, hearing you say Glockenklang sounds metal as it gets. Sounds like a subgenre of metal in germany.
😂 Glockenklang is the German word for the sound of a bell
Hi, I love your video’s. Very informative, I haven’t seen one on Lakeland 5502 skyline, Or Atelier z basses. Sire is coming out with a v8 jazz bass too. Thanks PEACE.
You missed an Alleva-Coppolo LG-5 jazz bass and an Alleva-Coppolo KBP-5 P bass! Also surprised not to see an Adamovic Halo in the list.
@basstheworldofficial, don't you think that QuadCortex little not enough bass features: amps, cabs, pedals, etc.?
Mesa Boogie with Darkglass and an LTD Bass
Best Metal combi
If you ever add a "cheap" version of this video, include jackson concert js 2 for great metal bass
I agree that a P, a Rick and a Music Man are the perfect combo for all types of music though I would not recommend a Music Man for a 5er since the neck is so narrow. As for a Pre-amp, you can't go wrong with the good old Sans Amp. The early "Tele style slab body" P basses are cool but I don't find them to have a definitive sound nor are they indicative of any style of music or player. The Fodera? Pffft. Had one. An overrated, overpriced toneless wonder. The Aquilar is nice but I don't like the tone controls. I have a Mark Bass and it works fine. As for cabs -- they're so personal and there are several good choices. I mix a Bergantino with a Hartke. It gives me a clarity along with a punch that suits my styles, but that's a personal choice. And for a jazz gig, I can take just one cab. For fretless, I go with a Fender Jazz. That's the classic fretless sound. The SVT is cool, but honestly, the Sans Amp can get you close. As for the big cabinet...I don't see the point. Any time you need that much volume you'll be going through a P.A. anyway. I also have a place in my heart for Ibanez basses. Clean, clear, active sound, looks sleek and doesn't break the bank.
Check out Gerald Veasley on a tight Ibanez 6 . Outstanding player !
I would also like to hear the GR Bass units live . The 4-10 weighs 33 lbs. in carbon fiber , a 2-12 28 lbs. Nothing like a live show with a top player to see how it sounds .
My bucket list, a Pedulla Rapture 5 string, an SWR Mo’ Bass head with Goliath 8x10 cab
And what about Darkglass exponet 500? I think is perfect for all, isn't it?
What about Ampeg flip top B15?
Would add darkglass and sansamp to the Metal list
Ich schreibe mal faulheitshalber auf deutsch. (Faulen, grammatikalisch falschen deutsch)
Ich komme aus der metalszene und habe für mich ein paar standarts gesetzt.
Ich liebe den Warwick. Warwick corvette, thumb, fortress oder sogar dolphin. Warwick mit frischen saiten klingt wie die scharniere der höllentore.
Das muss in nen darkglass b7k und dann in einen eich amp.
Eich ist leistung und niedriges gewicht
Towards the end (11:16) you show a very small combo amp by "PB" that you refer to as a "briefcase amp." I don't see it listed in your video notes...who's the maker?
Wait, now I see it. Had to pause on the right frame: Phil Jones Bass.
You’re the BEST 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I want two five strings one fretless with flats one fretted with round both active/ passive, comfortable, light, reliable and versatile. Don't care about the name on the headstock
I wouldn't buy a Sandberg from Thomann, I'd order directly from Sandberg with the options I want. Thomann's lead time is months, so you'd be waiting if you went through them too.
Sandberg doesn’t sell directly
Strandberg Prog 5 for jazz and metal...
That tony grey sig looks so fucking sexy
Warwick? :D
Could you please tell me the brand of those multi-stands?
König & Meyer or K&M
I see the SWR Mo' Bass! How do you like it?
That was my bucket list amp when I was young 🙂 It’s big fun. Sounds as good as all SWR‘s but also has all of these fun effects
@@basstheworldofficial I own it also, and you're right, it is big fun. My subwave and synth no longer seem to work anymore though. I still use the compression, drive, and chorus, and I use the separate outputs to run to separate 4 ohm cabs. I love how much power it provides and it still sounds great, so I still use it.
Cheers!
but have you tried Phil Jones bass cabinets?
Yes, when I was working in retail, our shop used to be the exclusive PJB dealer for Germany
I have a PJB BP800 and C8 cabinet. It is so transparent you can hear all of my mistakes and poor technique in great detail!
Funk pop jazz = active jazz Bass V!
ah yes this reminds me of myself 15 years ago when i used to look for the most important bass gear on thomann that ill never ever buy. fun times.
No Alembic for a dream bass rig?
Welcome to the 21st century 🙂
He talks like Arnold Schwarzenegger epic also thx for your wisdom
Looking forward to the review of my mom.
Der mit Abstand teuerste Bass auf der Liste soll ausgerechnet für einen Jazzer gut sein. Inhaltlich vielleicht nachvollziehbar, wenn wir davon ausgehen, dass die Lernkurve bei Jazz gefühlt unendlich steil und lang ist. In diesen Höhen ist nur leider auch die Luft bekanntlich deutlich dünner und die Verdienstmöglichkeiten sind entsprechend geringer. Wenn ein Musiker sich ein Gerät für 15 Tausend Ocken holt, lässt er sich vielleicht ein Gerät von einem befreundeten Luthier auf den Leib schneidern. Denk ich mal.
In dieser Liste hier geht es um Trauminstrumente. Außerdem muss ich anmerken, dass die meisten Jazz Bassisten, die ich in meiner Karriere kennengelernt habe, keine professionellen Musiker sind. Im Sinne von, sie verdienen ihr Geld nicht mit Musik, sondern mit einem normalen Job und betreiben ihre Musik als Hobby. Unter denen sind, wie auch überall anders, zum Teil sehr wohlhabende Menschen, die sich solche Instrumente durchaus leisten können und selten nicht nur eins von diesem Kaliber besitzen. Wenn man mal in ein professionelles Orchester schaut, dort spielen die Kontrabassisten nicht selten Instrumente die locker mal 50-100 Tausend Euro kosten. Dagegen verblassen nahezu alle E-Bässe zu günstigen Alternativen.
16500 euros for plank with strings,kings new clothes!
If money was no obstacle: GRETSCH TOM PETERSSON SIGNATURE 12-STRING FALCON BASS while continuing to learn to play so I can enjoy it.
So this is like me sitting on the toilet as a kid with the big Sears catalogue.
I WANT ONE OF EACH GREGOR
5:33 a $16,000 bass?!?!?!
SansAmp BDDI = Rock
REAL TITLE: ALL THE THINGS YOU CANNOT AFFORD IN 2022
Yeah, true!
Where is the Torillo ?
That metal category is missing a warwick instead of that spector ^^
What ? No Ashdown ? No Trace Elliott ?? No Gallien Krueger ???
Really, you don't have a B15? Really?
Hi, No Fender J-Bass, really? ….but it’s all dependent on personal taste.
Please ask your dad Frank to play again...
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sorry, I am not a miljonair 😀
The more expensive the bass is, the uglier it gets 😂
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