Sandberg VM4 Bass in Marley Blue Finish | CME Gear Demo | Marc Najjar
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Sandberg VM-4 - Marley Blue
Marc gives this Sandberg the demo it deserves and plays the sh*t out of it though a wide variety of tones and techniques. Funk, slap, finger style and pick, Marc gives you an incredibly accurate visual and audible preview at the super solid Sandberg VM4. Enjoy!
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Specs:
Neck: 6 x bolted / canadian hardrock maple
Fretboard: 22 frets
Scale: 864 mm / 34"
Body: Alder
Finish: High-gloss
Hardware: Sandberg
Pickup: 1 Sandberg splitcoil / 1 Sandberg power humbucker
Preamp: Sandberg 2-band, active / passive, passive tone control
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Dayum! when both pickups are engaged, this sounds killer!
this is probably the most beautiful instrument I have ever seen
Man that bass sounds fucking fantastic!
Jesus that bass is beautiful! It sounds fantastic!!!
i agree. I hope that the zero fret becomes a standard for all companies in the future. they help the feel of the 1st fret so much
I got it in August! 5 string, same finish with 3 band eq and tap-coil switch. I can die happy now =]
+Roosevelt Mercado Where did you order it? The California VM (P Bass style) normally doesn't have a coil split for the humbucker in the bridge position. It's only an standard in the California TM (Jazz Bass style). Or did you you modify it yourself? Because that's exactly what I would call a perfect bass. You would have the best of both worlds (Jazz and P bass). Also love that Sandberg installs the P pickup reversed.
Man,it looks like the pick encrease a little of gain in the bass sound...Awesome!
Several years ago I bought a used bass that was strung with roundwounds and set up to deliver a sound very similar to this one. The first thing I did was re-string with flats and do a set-up to get rid of all of the string buzzing and fret noise. Nowadays, it seems that has become a desirable or popular sound. Different strokes...
Always had been every since the ox. You're just a boring blues boomer.
"It essentially plays itself!" LOL! Like one of those old pianos. Great demo. Very sexy bass.
lots of folks stick with the 'zero fret makes an open string sound the same as a fretted note' tone thing still. and as you correctly pointed out, a case could be made for that. mostly zero frets- historically- were there to cut costs. but a level zero fret helps with intonation on the lower frets closest to the nut.
an aside about tone- a guitarist friend of mine swears he can hear the difference in nut material on his guitar... at 110dB. i hate everything about talking about tone haha.
beautiful bass....
I'm gassing so hard.
Nice review. Great sound....great playing too!
... it's almost here
what an instrument
Amazing tone!
The zero fret is on the neck for intonation, not "sustainability and overall tone" although I'm certain a case could be made for that as well ;)
awesome sounding bass
Great review, can you tell me what the bass weighs please ?
Sounds great, but you didn’t show everyone the full potential of the bass. Active and passive.
Still think you could of played longer.
Thanks
Rad bass.
Anyone know the width of the neck at the zero fret (traditionally nut width)?
What does the tattoo Marc rocks on his right arm symbolize?
How you demo a bass with all that Buzz ? You don’t hear that it’s sound shit ?
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who doesn't love a zero fret? it only makes sense.
First but great bass
I am not really sure about the sounding
Let me help you, the sounding is great. ;-)