My 1975 P-Bass with EMG and Chromes

[lark_z]

You made my morning. Thanks for sharing. Envious of both the bass and your playing skill.

 

[HardNHeavy]

wait.... 60 yr old strings?. I gotta jump on this "flats" thing. i was never into maple necks "purely visual" even tho my first 83' P has maple...there is something tonally different and unique about maple i like now. EMG's passives were my first choice for a recent build, but went for the 63 CS and maple neck from mitey mite..........Is your treble wide open or any effects?..good playing and nice demo of your lovely 75! Thanx!

 

[commonplayer]

I really enjoy your videos overall. Your love of the Squire CV60 P bass is one of the reasons I've kept mine around. Cheers!

 

[Mik75]

wait.... 60 yr old strings?. I gotta jump on this "flats" thing. i was never into maple necks "purely visual" even tho my first 83' P has maple...there is something tonally different and unique about maple i like now. EMG's passives were my first choice for a recent build, but went for the 63 CS and maple neck from mitey mite..........Is your treble wide open or any effects?..good playing and nice demo of your lovely 75! Thanx!

Uuhhh. Not quite as old, brother.
"only" six years old. But that's quite a lot for me. ;-)
And these Chromes are really a perfect match with these EMG GZR.
Tone Control was wide open on all examples. No effects at all. Just some compression and EQ on the mix in Cubase.
Thx a lot for your kind words.

 

[Mik75]

I really enjoy your videos overall. Your love of the Squire CV60 P bass is one of the reasons I've kept mine around. Cheers!

Cool!
I'll made a similar video with the Squier anytime soon.
Stay safe and healthy.

 

[Mik75]

You made my morning. Thanks for sharing. Envious of both the bass and your playing skill.

Thx so much, bro.
So glad, you've enjoyed it!
You guys make my day with all your nice comments.

 

[GreyBeard]

Sounds great but, I think the hands of the player has a lot to do with it.

 

[Mik75]

Sounds great but, I think the hands of the player has a lot to do with it.

Well, thank you. And you're right.
But the tool in your hands (aka the instrument) shouldn't be a limiting factor, or much better, should be inspiring and make the player better that way! ;-)
Stay safe, brother.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

Hi there!
Some of you wanted to see my 75 P-Bass in detail.
So, here you go:
It´s a 1975 Precision Bass, equipped with an EMG GZR and strung with old D´Addario Chromes.
The bass has been played through my EBS Classis Session 30 combo and my MarkBass LittleMarcus 1000 (both DI out, into my USB interface).
All tracks have been mixed to recreate real life situations (mixes), so you can hear, how the bass sits in the mix.
PLEASE, use headphones or HQ speakers.
Thx a lot for watching and commenting.
Subscriptions to my YT bass channel are highly appreciated, as they can help me, being a working musician in these crazy times!
Please stay safe and healthy!

I love your playing. You have great tone, groove, and imagination.

 

[Mik75]

I love your playing. You have great tone, groove, and imagination.

Thx so much, brother! Yourt comment is highly appreciated! Glad, you´ve enjoyed it!