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Went for a spin on Bard, Google's AI Bot, and of course to definitively answer the age- old question (at least in TB'ers' minds), I posed the question, 'What's the best bass for metal?' And the response (drumroll, please)....

"There are many great basses for metal, but some of the best include:

  • Fender Precision Bass: The Fender Precision Bass is a classic instrument that has been used by countless metal bassists, including Steve Harris of Iron Maiden and Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath. It has a powerful, punchy sound that can cut through a dense mix.
  • Fender Jazz Bass: The Fender Jazz Bass is another classic instrument that is well-suited for metal. It has a more versatile sound than the Precision Bass, thanks to its dual pickup configuration.
  • Ibanez SR Series: The Ibanez SR Series is a popular choice for metal bassists due to its affordability, playability, and versatile sound.
  • ESP LTD B-204: The ESP LTD B-204 is a great option for metal bassists on a budget. It features a powerful active pickup system and a comfortable neck.
  • Schecter Stiletto Stealth: The Schecter Stiletto Stealth is a high-end metal bass that is perfect for players who want the best of the best. It features a sleek, aggressive design and a powerful sound.
Ultimately, the best bass for metal is the one that feels comfortable in your hands and produces the sound you're looking for. It's important to try out a few different basses before making a purchase to find the one that's right for you."

Discuss.
 
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cvsurg said:
Went for a spin on Bard, Google's AI Bot, and of course to definitively answer the age- old question (at least in TB'ers' minds), I posed the question, 'What's the best bass for metal?' And the response (drumroll, please)....

"There are many great basses for metal, but some of the best include:

  • Fender Precision Bass: The Fender Precision Bass is a classic instrument that has been used by countless metal bassists, including Steve Harris of Iron Maiden and Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath. It has a powerful, punchy sound that can cut through a dense mix.
  • Fender Jazz Bass: The Fender Jazz Bass is another classic instrument that is well-suited for metal. It has a more versatile sound than the Precision Bass, thanks to its dual pickup configuration.
  • Ibanez SR Series: The Ibanez SR Series is a popular choice for metal bassists due to its affordability, playability, and versatile sound.
  • ESP LTD B-204: The ESP LTD B-204 is a great option for metal bassists on a budget. It features a powerful active pickup system and a comfortable neck.
  • Schecter Stiletto Stealth: The Schecter Stiletto Stealth is a high-end metal bass that is perfect for players who want the best of the best. It features a sleek, aggressive design and a powerful sound.
Ultimately, the best bass for metal is the one that feels comfortable in your hands and produces the sound you're looking for. It's important to try out a few different basses before making a purchase to find the one that's right for you."

Discuss.
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R U a Bot?
 
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cvsurg said:
Went for a spin on Bard, Google's AI Bot, and of course to definitively answer the age- old question (at least in TB'ers' minds), I posed the question, 'What's the best bass for metal?' And the response (drumroll, please)....

"There are many great basses for metal, but some of the best include:

  • Fender Precision Bass: The Fender Precision Bass is a classic instrument that has been used by countless metal bassists, including Steve Harris of Iron Maiden and Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath. It has a powerful, punchy sound that can cut through a dense mix.
  • Fender Jazz Bass: The Fender Jazz Bass is another classic instrument that is well-suited for metal. It has a more versatile sound than the Precision Bass, thanks to its dual pickup configuration.
  • Ibanez SR Series: The Ibanez SR Series is a popular choice for metal bassists due to its affordability, playability, and versatile sound.
  • ESP LTD B-204: The ESP LTD B-204 is a great option for metal bassists on a budget. It features a powerful active pickup system and a comfortable neck.
  • Schecter Stiletto Stealth: The Schecter Stiletto Stealth is a high-end metal bass that is perfect for players who want the best of the best. It features a sleek, aggressive design and a powerful sound.
Ultimately, the best bass for metal is the one that feels comfortable in your hands and produces the sound you're looking for. It's important to try out a few different basses before making a purchase to find the one that's right for you."

Discuss.
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That's not the question I wanted answered.


To me, the most important question is, if I'm to refer to it as Al, does that mean it can call me Betty?
 
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Sounds like a good answer to me. But mainly the last part about the one that feels and sounds right to you.
Singling out the Schecter and ESP LTD seemed a bit weird to me, but hey, that's just this bot's opinion.
I would have mentioned Dingwall and EBMM too along with every other manufacturer if I was gonna mention brands.
 
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cvsurg said:
Ultimately, the best bass for metal is the one that feels comfortable in your hands and produces the sound you're looking for. It's important to try out a few different basses before making a purchase to find the one that's right for you."
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The Talkbass hive mind should be very proud. Apparently, our collective advice has permeated into the AI's big data hopper. GIGO ;)

GretschWretch said:
What if the hokey pokey isn't what it's all about?
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But even scarier...... what if that is what it's all about?
 
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Most programmers are not all that bright. Not all of them, but most.

AI takes programming from not-so-bright programmers, scrapes the Internet for additional intelligence, and the rest is obvious and ready to consume now.

Run Will Robinson! Run!
 
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