The sound is cool but im really impressed with the quality of your bass lines in this video. Every riff you play start a crazy song in my head. Dyou play that in a band ?
thanks Mateusz. I play bass and I have Marshall JMP 100. 1972. my bass is Rickenbacker 1983 and Mosrite 1966 and other customed basses. I have tried so many twisted on this amp on precence, bass,mid, treble....but I could not find like what you did. I loved Lemmy bass sounds too...just want to get that.....I don't like using pedal any more....thank you
Sounds great. I've always liked Marshalls for bass. They have a certain warm punch. Million dollar question.... which BASS pedal will come closer to this tone?
I have the 4x12 version of this cab (Model 1520 with the 150w Sidewinders) and cannot give it away. Sounds killer for guitar. Never tried it with bass....
Hi Mateusz, are you using attenuators with this beasts? I have late 70's super bass, using it with P-Bass, but its not posible to play more than Volume I on 2, becouse its f*** loud :).
Classic tube amps have passive tone stack so they cannot boost signal on selected frequencies - only cut. Fully opened eq means that the signal is unfiltered, fully closed eq shuts down the signal completely
Less Less bass. Marshal doesnt work good with muddy "beefy" basses. It needs bright sound, low action and new strings. And less Bass on EQ - less than you want then it sound good in the recording
Thanks for the great demo! Ok, so it’s pretty much not usable for bass. Thought it would get that great Jack Bruce Cream-era tone but it doesn’t seem so (at least not with that much highs coming trough …also probably due to the pickup, as mentioned).
Wow! I have managed to find a 1973 Marshall Super Bass 100 in mint conditions and quite good price! I still haven't been able to play it, but I am dying to do it, I just cannot wait anymore! Hopefully in a couple of days! It is just fantastic, I look forward to it so much
Hello Mateusz, I annoy you because I have been following you for a long time and I have the valves that accompany me thanks to your videos. I normally use the Drop C, like you do in this video, to get this growl on my lows. My query is the following, I cannot achieve this distortion with my bass at 440, what can you advise me? I use a Marshall Club and Country 4150, with 12ax7 and EL34. Along with a Fender Precision. Thanks in advance Greetings Roberto
I'm not Mateusz, but hopefully I can shed some light here... The Marshall 4150 that you have is quite a different amp than what is in the video, it is a very different design internally, lending itself better to pure clean tones. I really hate to say it, but your amp will never growl the way that this amp does, it just simply was never intended for that. This amp featured here was designed during a time when Marshall engineers didn't yet have a firm grasp on how to build a proper bass amp, which is coincidentally why it distorts so well. To get a tone like this out of a 4150, you will definitely need some help from pedals. I'm really not trying to bash 4150's here by the way, they're really interesting amps, but they just won't do what you're wanting to do without some help
At Lars Sig....Agreed...Was going to say the majority of Super Bass users were EB3 players. Jack Bruce as well as Trevor Boulder of Bowie fame and again of Bowie fame Tony Visconti... Matt...Give "Keep it down" from Jack Bruce a listen!!! Also look for the live version of Moonage Daydream from David Bowie and. hear Trevor tear an EB3 to pieces on a Super Bass or possibly Major..Same Preamp though on a Major.....Trevor was a killer rock player though that got little credit!!! Basically, to those not in the know...A Super Bass is an almost unmodified preamp from the original Tweed Bassman from which Marshall took this circuit. It is closer to the JTM100 and JTM45. It could be stated as Super Bassman!!!! Really the Lead amps are the modified amps in reference to the original design!!!!
Finally, someone actually playing a bass through one of these!
My thoughts exactly.
I want one of these so bad for the fuzzy bass. I’m a massive Jack Bruce fan
sweet baby jesus. best bass sound ever!
The sound is cool but im really impressed with the quality of your bass lines in this video. Every riff you play start a crazy song in my head. Dyou play that in a band ?
sorry i dont play in any bad but im happy to hear that you like my riffs:)
@@mateuszpiotrowski Your riffs are catchy as hell. Well done, man.
This demos sounds too good. Insane groove and skills from the bassplayer.
I bought a Plexi clone after watching your video. Thanks for the excellent demo. :)
awesome job Mateusz! Thanks and greetings from Santiago de Chile
Used to have this exact rig in my old band GMR. Was literally immense!! And your riffs are sweet dude. Great playing and video.
Your first finger pluck playing definitely had a John Entwistle sound to it!!
Great sounding head,thanks for uploading!
no problem:)
The riff you were playing at the end had a nice groove to it.
thanks Mateusz.
I play bass and I have Marshall JMP 100. 1972. my bass is Rickenbacker 1983 and Mosrite 1966 and other customed basses. I have tried so many twisted on this amp on precence, bass,mid, treble....but I could not find like what you did. I loved Lemmy bass sounds too...just want to get that.....I don't like using pedal any more....thank you
I believe he just ran a RAT pedal out front.
Drop C is the issue in this case, but in others it uses 440 and I don't know. I would like to find out as well
Amazing amp.
Sounds great. I've always liked Marshalls for bass. They have a certain warm punch. Million dollar question.... which BASS pedal will come closer to this tone?
Simply awesome!
great demo
I have the 4x12 version of this cab (Model 1520 with the 150w Sidewinders) and cannot give it away. Sounds killer for guitar. Never tried it with bass....
If you play it with a bass, use one with EMG pickups, you get a great tone
Hello,
Best sound ever !! What's the strings do you use please ?
Lucas Vecco hartke
45-105 ?
Super Sound !!!
Great video!
There's a reason Lemmy would use nothing else
So a bass can go into a Marshall Super Bass.
Hi Mateusz, are you using attenuators with this beasts? I have late 70's super bass, using it with P-Bass, but its not posible to play more than Volume I on 2, becouse its f*** loud :).
i dont use attenuators.
Classic tube amps have passive tone stack so they cannot boost signal on selected frequencies - only cut. Fully opened eq means that the signal is unfiltered, fully closed eq shuts down the signal completely
sorry ...I used 4x12 Marshall cabinet,....do you have any idea?
Less Less bass. Marshal doesnt work good with muddy "beefy" basses. It needs bright sound, low action and new strings. And less Bass on EQ - less than you want then it sound good in the recording
Skąd bierzesz takie fajne podkłady perkusyjne?
+Łukasz Bronowski sam robię
what do you think of 1982 peavey tko 65 bass amp.
nice amp for home practice
+Mateusz Piotrowski My peavey tko 65 bass amp still have the original 15 inch eminence speaker from the factory.
Thanks for the great demo!
Ok, so it’s pretty much not usable for bass. Thought it would get that great Jack Bruce Cream-era tone but it doesn’t seem so (at least not with that much highs coming trough …also probably due to the pickup, as mentioned).
This is such a wealth of information without the bs.
It's great, even w his spotty English. He usually just plays anyway.
This guy makes the best bass content on youtube. Massive thanks for all your work. Now to find a Marshall JMP MK-1 head.....
Apparently you haven't heard of Davie 504
@@ericknabe6571 not even the same shit 😂
This is for us who enjoy gear content, David is just a meme thing 😊
Wow! I have managed to find a 1973 Marshall Super Bass 100 in mint conditions and quite good price!
I still haven't been able to play it, but I am dying to do it, I just cannot wait anymore! Hopefully in a couple of days!
It is just fantastic, I look forward to it so much
Bob Daisley plugged into Randy Rhoads Marshall stack for his bass tracks on Blizzard of Ozz. Results speak for themselves.
This was the only video i found of the JCM 800 2x15, this thing sounds HUGE. Can you do a review of it using a Les Paul?
i dont really have time for that
It’s all natural overdrive?
Yup
Hello Mateusz,
I annoy you because I have been following you for a long time and I have the valves that accompany me thanks to your videos. I normally use the Drop C, like you do in this video, to get this growl on my lows.
My query is the following, I cannot achieve this distortion with my bass at 440, what can you advise me?
I use a Marshall Club and Country 4150, with 12ax7 and EL34. Along with a Fender Precision.
Thanks in advance
Greetings Roberto
I'm not Mateusz, but hopefully I can shed some light here...
The Marshall 4150 that you have is quite a different amp than what is in the video, it is a very different design internally, lending itself better to pure clean tones. I really hate to say it, but your amp will never growl the way that this amp does, it just simply was never intended for that. This amp featured here was designed during a time when Marshall engineers didn't yet have a firm grasp on how to build a proper bass amp, which is coincidentally why it distorts so well.
To get a tone like this out of a 4150, you will definitely need some help from pedals. I'm really not trying to bash 4150's here by the way, they're really interesting amps, but they just won't do what you're wanting to do without some help
that. sounds. incredible.
What an awesome head🔥
Best bass sound, nice vid also!
How and what microphones did you mike the cab, Mateusz?
is Marshall super bass for sale?
my mate hase similar one for sale ( brzmienie.eu) you can email him
I play a 1972 marshall major bass head through 2x tall 2x15s...love marshall bass gear..my p's and j's sing.
That’s fucking great. You understand. Not many do.
Amazing video Mateusz! (As always)! Thanks!
The strings aren't flexible, he indicated that he's using a dropped C tuning
How does the Mark I version differ from the Mark II used by Lemmy?
hey thank you for the info. that was really interesting.
A great video. Thank you for uploading.
really nice sound...
your playing is so smooth 😳
thanks man, I appreciated!!
Good sounds!
One More Great Video !
So you're saying that Jack Bruce don't know what he's doing?
At Lars Sig....Agreed...Was going to say the majority of Super Bass users were EB3 players. Jack Bruce as well as Trevor Boulder of Bowie fame and again of Bowie fame Tony Visconti...
Matt...Give "Keep it down" from Jack Bruce a listen!!!
Also look for the live version of Moonage Daydream from David Bowie and. hear Trevor tear an EB3 to pieces on a Super Bass or possibly Major..Same Preamp though on a Major.....Trevor was a killer rock player though that got little credit!!!
Basically, to those not in the know...A Super Bass is an almost unmodified preamp from the original Tweed Bassman from which Marshall took this circuit. It is closer to the JTM100 and JTM45. It could be stated as Super Bassman!!!! Really the Lead amps are the modified amps in reference to the original design!!!!
Hi Mateusz!
Can you tell me which strings are on this P-Bass? They look amazingly flexible.
its because he is playing on drop C tunning
+Jim Dragon oh yes, I must have missed that :'D
hello did you used Fuzz pedal?
thanks
no
100 watt overdriven tube amp. Guitar amps tend to have more gain but less lows than bass amps. This one seems to also have the lows however.