Blind test: Guess the bass (Fender, Squier, Yamaha, ...)

[Mik75]

Which is which... ;-)
Hi there!
Due to your input, I made this quick blind test video, featuring my Fender 1973 Jazz Bass, 1975 Precision Bass, Squier CV ´60s P-Bass, Yamaha BB425X and a joker! ;-)
All basses were played through an EBS MicroBass II and a MultiComp, directly into the mixing console, and from there into the mic in of my Canon DSLR.
If you want to have a guess, please write it into the comments of the YouTube Video.
The solution will be posted after Christmas! ;-)
Stay safe and see you guys soon!

 

[reddog]

Loving your videos! My new favorite Youtube "bass fix"

 

[LadyLoveStingRay5]

Well it's after Christmas .....

 

[Mik75]

Sure, but in two weeks, it´ll still be after christmas! ;-)
Not too long anymore! ;-)
Stay tuned

 

[TrustRod]

I think this thread will get much more activity after you reveal the answers.

 

[Mik75]

So, here you go! ;-)
Thanks to all for taking part, commenting, for likes and subscriptions on my YouTube channel!
You guys rock & funk!
Stay safe and enjoy yourselves!

 

[TrustRod]

I did much better in the 2nd video than the 1st one. Thanks for making these.

#7, the old P bass sounded dead, no sustain, no sparkle. Yet is so funky.

 

[Watchootognbout]

The title should have been "Guess the Basses"
Without listing the basses.
Listing the basses biases the listener.

 

[BusyFingers]

#1= Yamaha
#2 = CV P Bass
#3 = '75 P
#4 = Joker P with tone turned up
#5 = '75 P
#6 = CV P Bass with the tone turned down
#7 = Jazz with both pickups, tone turned down
#8 = Jazz with both pickups, tone turned up
#9 = Joke P with tone turned down

 

[BusyFingers]

Also, around like #6 as I was scrolling back up I caught a glimpse of the reveal video and noticed I was right about the #1 bass and got excited.

 

[BusyFingers]

At least I was consistently, and absolutely wrong, on the Jazz bass bring a precision.

 

[Badwater]

Ha ha, I knew it, #1 was the Yamaha. It was the only one I could ID, because I play the 424x. The chord notes rang out like a Yamaha Piano.