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The best P bass I've ever played? (100%... without a doubt)

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What do you mean you don’t have $10,000 for an original 1963 Fender?
Don’t worry, because I just got my hands on this brand-new P bass and the general idea is all about simplistic, stripped-down, old-school cool. These guys are building the best custom P Basses on the planet!
In this video I’m going to take you through the unique features of this bass, and why it’s caused the biggest dent in my productivity, ever!
As always, see you in the shed…
Scott :)
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@davidwinokur2131 3 года назад

The buffalo nickel is an American 5 cent coin with an Indian on the obverse and American buffalo (bison) on the reverse. Minted from 1916 to 1938. It's called a nickel because it's made from nickel.

@JSA501stNormandy 3 года назад

Thats cool I didn't know that thanks :D

@SuperSquark 3 года назад

Deal in diamonds, nickel is carcinogenic.

@jasonstange8771 3 года назад

They should have called it a copper. It's only 25% nickel. And yes I had to look that up, I though all pre 64 coins, except pennies, were silver.

@jorymil 3 года назад

I can see a bunch of bassists looking for buffalo nickels now. That's a very neat touch.

@davidwinokur2131 3 года назад

@@jorymil Buffalo nickels are notorious for having the date get completely worn off. This makes them practically worthless. Such examples can be gotten very cheaply.

@nrich5127 3 года назад

Just love that tip about play forward from the pickup to get a fuller tone - I knew about it but forgot about too. I always learn something from you and that's why I keep coming back - thanks again.

@philguitar1 3 года назад

I think the sound stirs the soul whatever you play. I have a 62 P bass which i have been playing for ever and i can't imagine life without it. Each to their own.

@silverfishla 3 года назад

That fingerboard is outrageous. Just gorgeous.

@AugustThor438 3 года назад

I learned from Jeff Berlin to play dynamically, in other words play softly most of the time and let the amp do the work but if you need a bit more attack just play harder. But if you dig in all the time there is no room for dynamics

@jasonbannan4024 3 года назад

I guess I just don't understand the "relic" finish on a new custom bass. The finger board on this one is so beautiful and the instrument is custom-hand-made, why put a beat up relic finish on it? Maybe if I'm in a cover band playing the part of the original musician with a replica instrument (matching outfit and wig, LOL), but for a new instrument like this, I don't get it.

@richardtyler8922 3 года назад

I agree. You see it a lot with custom cars/hot rods as well. "I've got a great idea, let's spend thousands of dollars on something and then make it look like a piece of crap " lmao.

@v33punk 3 года назад

If you don't get it you never will. It's all good. It's not for everybody.

@blatantenigma3374 3 года назад

Totally agree

@darbus101 3 года назад

It's so people think YOU played it that much😄

@kevmac1230 3 года назад

Never understood it either.

@eltorpedo67 3 года назад

So...if this is the best P bass Scott's ever played, we should expect to see it in every one of his future videos.

@ericamccool345 3 года назад

... unless he decides to give it away, LOL!!!

@TheBassfresh Год назад

he uses his Moollon a lot....aren't these also made by mas hino?

@franklindanielayalalimaco8335 Год назад

@@TheBassfresh Moollon are Made in Korea.

@jtsotherone 8 месяцев назад

@eltorpedo67 and you'll wear your favourite shirt every single day?

@JesseClaus 3 года назад

Funny that the pic of Pino has him on a stingray:)

@colthayhurst4199 3 года назад

Music is a gift. Living the DREAM.

@Annunaki_0517 21 день назад

Jimmy Carbonetti is one of the best guitar makers in NYC. He is a legend, I wanted one of his pieces but then his shop closed. So happy to hear he’s back doing his thing again.

@joannebeauchamp1169 3 года назад

The tone coming out of this bass sounds really rich & resonate! Good choice, Scott!

@XofWandsMusic 3 года назад

Huge fan of Olinto and La Bella. Eric and the team are great people who understand how to stay true to classic tone and identify new applications of it

@MisterNiles 3 года назад

I love P basses, as long as they have Jazz bass necks.... and bodies.... and hardware.

@6minus3minus2 3 года назад

Correct

@phipschi4255 3 года назад

i hate how a jazz bass looks lmfao

@PorchBass 3 года назад

Made me chuckle there!

@stupendousmusic4190 3 года назад

Mas and Jimmy do great work! I remember when Mas started making the Olinto basses.

@LCA1985 3 года назад

Honestly, sounds 99% the same than other P basses you played, with mellower sound due to the Labella low tension. But love it anyway cause I love P bass sound

@davidpeters44 Год назад

How about playability, intonation, tonal consistency, build quality, etc.?

@LCA1985 Год назад

@@davidpeters44 yes, agree is hard to appreciate in a video and it is a plus of course. What I am trying to say is that nowadays yo don't need to pay 4K for a P-Bass to have a great P-Bass tone.

@Trey-jl9ru 6 месяцев назад

On youtube you really dont hear that bass, in person you would be shocked

@Dc_94 3 года назад

I'd love to see a comparison between this and his Moollon Pbass!!!

@Mrpsblobsoflowendmung 3 года назад

Just like my 63 it has the thinner body , the veneer Indian rosewood fingerboard, Just beautiful

@honestbrute9216 3 года назад

It seems like a very nice bass for sure…don’t think it sounds or looks better than the Custom Shop though..

@davidpeters44 Год назад

Does it feel and play better? There's a critical distinction.

@seigas 3 года назад

Editing is going next level! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@scottcarson7896 3 года назад

The easiest way to change your tone - aside from going from rounds to flats or vice versa - is to move where you pluck the bass whether you are using fingers or a pick. I do a lot of walking jazz on a J fretless, and if you want a more upright sound, you don't pluck down near the bridge a la Jaco - you are up close to the neck if not *on* the neck. That will change your tone more than fooling with the tone control. I saw the comment below on Bill Kitchen, whom I've seen do the style imitation on Hot Rod Lincoln live - and using a Telecaster. He moves the pick and manipulates the pickup selector and tone knob. My point is as a former guitarist that switched to bass as my primary about a decade ago, unless you're looking for the extended range of a 5 or 6 string bass, you don't really need much more than a J and P in your quiver - and a fretless - to cover the vast majority of sounds and styles - and a good amp head and cab. I'm not a huge fan of pedal boards on bass. Move your plucking fingers, play with the tone knob, or use a pick and/or change string types. You can get a lot of color out of your bass playing without spending a ton of money on other rigs. There is a great deal of truth that a P will cover the most styles the best, but if you have a P and a J - and a great amp - that's all you really need.

@kingdeedee 3 года назад

Yo Scott can you make this a series? Just this but with a bunch of other basses. I think that’d be really fun

@Jonathan.R.Pereira 24 дня назад

Whoa! 🤯 I’ve got to try that tip with the tone maxed and playing closer to the neck.

@philipmcadam5339 3 года назад

That is a really pretty bass. I would have no problem trading my Fender in for that one

@vodekz1534 3 года назад

I own Fender Jazz bass Master Build for me and I would not trade it for any other, and Fodera 5 string. Love both

@m2whittaker 3 года назад

That's so awesome you mentioned Labella strings. Eric Cocoa orders wire from my work every week. We sell them a lot of their stainless steel flat wire, nickel plated steel, brass, bronze, silver plated copper and pure silver. If you talk to Eric tell him it wasn't my fault the .007x.025 was labeled.016x.030.. the annealers labeled it wrong and put it on my counter lol lol. He will know what your talking about. Dan Mari isn't doing to good, so keep him in your prayers everyone!

@BradHouser 11 месяцев назад

The US Nickel coin (5 cents) we have today is the Jefferson Nickel, introduced in 1938. Before that the Buffalo Nickel or Indian-Head Nickel was minted from 1913 to 1938. The Buffalo was the "tails" side of the coin. Yours is a 1935, with a hole in it. It is worth less than 50 cents. The rarest ones can go for over $500.

@vikingmike8139 5 месяцев назад

Beautiful instrument. Actually, 'beautiful' doesn't really describe such an epic piece of artwork. Cheers! 😊

@corychang3901 3 года назад

LaBella Low Tension Flats are my favorite strings. They make my Squier 60's Classic Vibe P-Bass sound like a million bucks (or at least a thousand). Sure, they are a bit more expensive to start, but I've had them on my bass for several years now and they still sound great.

@danielm4219 2 года назад

Please, can you compare them with Thomastik flats? I want change roundwound to flatwound strings on me Squier 60's Classic Vibe P-Bass and get close to the sound in video.

@leshoffman4959 3 года назад

Interesting that the body's 1.5 inches thick- my homebuilt Solo Guitar mini-P Bass from a kit is the same. Love it, and the short scale works so well for me.

@LH-zv2zq 3 года назад

Mmm, my Squire J bass is 1.5 inches and I thought that was thick.

@michaelmenkes8085 3 года назад

It always surprises me when Scott just discovers something as simple as playing forward of the pickup. Add Entwistle and Geezer Butler to that close to the neck, keep the treble up style.

@beatlesrgear 2 года назад

LOL! I know, I learned that from John Paul Jones back in 1980. I've also seen how Geezer uses it to great effect. I also learned about dynamics from JPJ way back then. Maybe I should give Scott some bass lessons......... :)

@you_tubeslonelyheartsclubband Год назад

A lot of people played closer to the neck too! Not just James Jamerson and Bob Babbitt, but Duck Dunn(Booker T and The MG's, session Musician), and the aforementioned John Entwistle, and Geezer Butler and really anyone that had pickup covers on(although Bootsy Collins did play closer to the bridge). Even Paul McCartney closer to the neck(he anchors his thumb on the fretboard itself like an upright bassist).

@kkchristy Год назад

Geddy Lee plays closer to the neck as well-obviously with a very different plucking style!

@monkeymindmatters 3 года назад

A buffalo nickel (I'm sure you've been told) is an old US nickel! Very cool detail. Wow, I'm not really a P-bass person, but this is a cool bass. Wish I could afford it!

@paddydaddyo 3 месяца назад

05:21 … 5 seconds of perfect P-Bass groove goodness.

@rome8180 3 года назад

This bass sounds incredible. I can't explain exactly what I love about it. I think it might have to do with the resonance. It really seems to sing, even with flats, which normally sound a little deader. I'm surprised that a bass this thin would resonate so much.

@daveshort6568 3 года назад

It's got a killer "burp" thing.

@RichardHaleShaw 3 года назад

Scott, a buffalo nickel - also known as an "Indian Head" nickel over here (the States) - is pretty rare. Some are very valuable. They were more common on daily pocket currency when I was a kid in the 60s, but are not easy to find now. It's a cute esthetic touch for that bass, but I think the other features - in particular the body thickness - are more valuable. I would venture to say it looks more like a '60s Jazz Bass than some of the P-basses I owned in the 70s.

@a.j.garrett9639 3 года назад

Very cool 👍

@dumaflotchy13 Год назад

Man I just love the videos you post. Super informative.❤

@frankperricone2065 3 года назад

I have a 77 Fender P bass and always put Rotosound flats on it. Running it through my original 78 Ampeg V4B with matching 215 cab that I got brand new and still use, I think it has the best tone and always get complements of the tone

@Igaveyoumyfakename 3 года назад

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@eckiredlock Год назад

Sounds exact like my old 90tie Squier P Bass with Plywood Body😳

@seanj3667 3 года назад

I love old basses. I hate reliced instruments. Putting all that work into making an instrument sound great, and then faking the age, just turns me off (unless it's a replica of a specific instrument, then have at it).

@TheDarkKnight73 3 года назад

A bass is a bass as long as you love it and play it. You can put your own worth on it. Bass for life

@darwinsaye 3 года назад

That's a gorgeous bass, but I had to chuckle after reading in the description ' Can't afford $10,000...?" For most of us folks, $3600 is no more doable that $10,000, heh heh

@Ishkybibble 3 года назад

I saw the Olinto some time ago on here, and I was looking forward to seeing a video like this.

@Terrible_Peril 9 месяцев назад

my main P is a mid 60s Kent 30" scale "thin body". A "feature" I really like is that the top of the fingerboard is much closer to the top of the body than most other basses where there is a more significant difference. So when I play in that sweet spot (I aim for where the pickguard is swooping to rest my thumb in the trough of that wave) I almost already have a ramp there. It's strung up with now 6ish year old TI flats. I was able to upgrade to GZR pickups but they just barely fit, the body is quite thin indeed. I could shim the neck, get it so the big honking grub screws aren't poking out of the bridge, get a little more distance for the pickup, etc... but it's just got that VIBE and I wouldn't want to lose it lol

@ElChadinotunes 3 года назад

Love my p-basses and that one is a beauty!!

@WeyounSix 3 года назад

I tried playing bass with a thin winter glove and I have to say the feel on the fretting hand is actually really nice.

@william5159 2 года назад

Beautiful and LOVE it. Thank you for this feature and such great videos/classes! One thing I don’t get is; why do people want their new basses to look old and beat up? Just says ‘fake’. Anyway, I’m sure it’s a ridiculous fine bass. Cheers Scott!

@jonathanchevallier7046 3 года назад

Sounds amazingly great ! Thank you for this demo ;-)

@bassanomaly6492 3 года назад

I’d bet $$ that this Olinto will be in next year’s $30,000 giveaway when he’s moved onto something else. Anybody notice the F-bass in this year’s giveaway? He slapped a pickguard on the bass he was raving about last year and is giving it away this year. Scott has G.A.S. as bad as the rest of us. Love it!!

@noelcameron7856 3 года назад

Yes, surprised he parted with his P/J F bass (4-string). Guess you have to have the relic look and no active pickups? Sorry, would have kept the P/J F bass myself and sold or gave away everything else. That one was probably the best of the lot. Noticed he did not part with his vintage Ken Smith. Smart man. Played a similar Smith in the 80's. Like butter, it was.

@LordEradicus 3 года назад

Yeah, I used to play forward of the pickup to get a fatter or deeper sound. The irony for me, though, is that I started out playing old beat-up P-basses, and now there are new models that look like old beat-up P-basses...

@charliegglines3965 Месяц назад

Please…PLEASE do a video on the lore of the 1966 fender slab body P bass. Anyone who doesn’t know, search up “Boris the spider isolated bass” or “the move live beat club” John entwistle and ace kefford had a completely grungy piano-like sound coming from those basses. Only 30 or so ever made!

@rattmann3170 3 года назад

Geezer Butler plays in that sweet spot as well.

@Ak3r0n 3 года назад

geezer plays even higher up on the neck. if you look at footage you can see that his thumb is resting on the neck at the joint between neck and body. this gives him an even sloppier sound with how hard he hits.

@RumblinMan 2 года назад

Hurley is my favorite player for sure. Love Pino & Jamerson & Devine as well! Olinto rocks, played some of their basses in ‘20 at NAMM. Pricey!

@optiTHOMAS 2 месяца назад

Quite nice! Honestly, the history of the parts makes this an interesting piece! The thinness and the neck are fabulous! Bespoke, highly detailed crafting is something subjective, but it will always be around! It's art, man! I would probably prefer to have the wear and tear occur naturally and not put on there like a well-worn weapon skin in csgo, but i see their appeal! 😅 that bass is sick! I call that color spec the *_"HONEY MUSTARD"_* build! 😅😆😎👌🏻

@WREDog 3 года назад

Personally I don't see the appeal of basses that copy Fender, especially when they go for nearly 3k+ like these. You can go to the Mod Shop and get an actual Fender built modern or classic inspired for under 2k.

@jeremiahwilliams7809 3 года назад

I totally concur with your comment!! Obviously leo fender knew what he was doing, everybody's either making copies of the precision or jazz bass.and it's the same thing with the tele and strat.i cannot see myself paying an arm and a leg for a copy!! No matter what or who made it!! I own 2 actual american made fender basses,a p-bass and a j-bass and I paid $1272 for both(brand new) back in 06.and I don't see or feel the need to 🐚 out thousands of dollars for a copy when I have the REAL thing!!!!

@MishazBts 3 года назад

Word

@dangracia7805 3 года назад

Good luck trying to get a 60's slim C-shape neck with a 7.25" radius like I had on my 1965 Jazz Bass that I bought in 1966. They don't do it. You can have any neck you want as long as it is a 9.5" radius (or flatter). I toured with that '65 Jazz for 3-years in the early 70's (5-nights a week 50-weeks a year) and love that neck. You have to go to the custom shop to get that neck and your price quickly goes up to $3500 to $4500 range. My 1965 Jazz was stolen in 1976 and I couldn't find another made in the US Jazz with that neck for almost 10-years. It's a maple-neck 1982 Jazz and I've been playing that for 36-years now and I'm still playing it. Mod shop can't help me.

@noelcameron7856 3 года назад

@@dangracia7805 Try www.warmoth.com if you want to get a thin profile fender neck. I have personally owned two Warmoth p basses and they are exceptional. No dead spots, beautiful wood...with roasted maple and dark rosewood fingerboards. Then I might splurge to buy the La Bella hand wound p bass pickup set with pots for $300, as that's probably the magic in itself that would complete any bass player fixing for that classic p bass tone. Neck, pickups and pots...boom!

@christocr 3 года назад

I agree. Nothing against "non-Fender" basses, but why copy a Fender? Let Fender do Fender. Let's go in another direction for non-Fender basses. You know, Ibanez, Tobias, etc...

@andrewmaas5253 3 года назад

Labella is not in NYC, it's in Newburgh, about an hour and a half up the Hudson. Been there forever.

@sonofzorro1 2 года назад

My son (also a bassist) and I actually got to play several of these basses down at Bass Player Live. The overall experience was incredible, and I build my own parts basses. It is a combination of factors, but the responsiveness and musicality of these guitars is so much a cut above, and this is consistent across all of them that wwe played. Most bassists have picked up a guitar that just seems to hit on all cylinders, but another one of the same model is a brick of crap by comparison. Olinto basses seem to all be total gems. They pick up your input with subtlety but seem to not amplify your flaws. My son and I kept coming back to the Olintos over and over again, they were best in show at that event hands down, and no we do not work for La Bella!

@Buffalobulltofta 3 года назад

These Olintos are great. Now you can sell of this one and the CS and just get the real deal. That's another level, and It's worth it.

@heribertusdeddysetiawan 3 месяца назад

Keren. Semoga kedepan bahas Precision spt ini. 🙏 Terima kasih 😊

@Evgen666ptz 3 года назад

You should try Bacchus bass...

@Tomas-te3ph 3 года назад

I saw a green bacchus telebass and now I need it

@evandiptasudhira1699 3 года назад

Agree!

@russellzauner 3 года назад

*chuckles in Atelier*

@fapking9033 3 года назад

@@russellzauner me chuckles in nothing

@ppvfd121 4 месяца назад

Hey Scott, I know this is an older video but it would be REALLY cool to get a review of Olinto’s concentric pot j basses. I know you have a custom shop stack pot j, or at least have had one on the channel before, but I would be interested to see how the two compare. Not too many options out there for those of us after that classic Bobby Vega tone.

@soopergeenius 3 года назад

Pino! James Jamerson! Sean Hurley! ... Wait, back it up... Pino's holding a Music Man, while you're pumping the P bass? 🤔 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great vid, love the bass, just had to point that out.

@Grunge_covers 3 года назад

I'm a guitarist yet I have an odd addiction to watching RU-vid videos about bass piano and saxophone

@ollililjestrom 3 года назад

"Enough nerding on basses." NEVER

@alexscott57 2 года назад

How would you compare it to your Moollon? They seem to be of equal quality/rarity online. And their waiting times are about the same. If someone wanted a high quality not fender P what would you recommend?

@jvin248 3 года назад

Picking location is extremely important to the tone you'll get. On guitar look at old videos or Hendrix playing and how he picks from saddles to neck (or even over the neck) and another one is Bill Kirchen 'Hot Rod Lincoln' live youtube videos where he copies a hundred other players and styles by using the knobs, pickup switch, and picking location.

@recordheatstudios4601 3 года назад

Dude!! I wish I could send a pic of my bass!! The buffalo nickel is MY THING!!😅

@mikesalt8248 Год назад

That is why Squier Bullets sound so good, they have thinner bodies ask Jack Pearson

@SiFi5478 2 года назад

James Jamerson also played with the tone all the way open too 😉👌

@wanderingfirbolg6738 3 года назад

Love P-Basses but my back can't handle them! Great upload! Great bass!

@colonelsanders8935 3 года назад

I agree. I hardly ever play mine anymore, but love the tone. With the thinner body it should weigh less.

@wanderingfirbolg6738 3 года назад

@@colonelsanders8935 Indeed!

@grantkoeller8911 2 года назад

Scott sounds exactly the same on any bass he plays. Hell, he would sound great on a First Act bass, a Crate bass, a Samick bass, a Rogue bass or a Glarry Bass. It's really not the instrument, it's the musician.

@KarlKarsnark 3 года назад

Just call this a commercial Scott. How much were you paid for this advertisement?

@kevmac1230 3 года назад

They are pricey units.While Scott is definitely a fine bassist he's also a business man,but I'm not sure what comes first.

@joetspaulding 3 года назад

I didn't see the sponsored notice/notification

@joetspaulding 3 года назад

@@LucasVigor well, in fairness you are supposed to mention if it is sponsored or not

@kevmac1230 3 года назад

@@joetspaulding In fairness I must admit I would take the endorsement if offered,unless the bass is a total dog.I think 99% of players would also.

@joetspaulding 3 года назад

@@kevmac1230 sure but when you make a video for you tube you need to mention it or there is a button you can push so a small text appears on the bottom of the screen

@praxismobius6037 7 месяцев назад

Never "enough nerding out over basses." Never.

@jorisbrans5366 3 года назад

5:25 liked that lick

@brettweary8491 3 года назад

Absolutely Awesome Video Young Man I Mean Scott

@_Peremalfait 8 месяцев назад

Nice bass, it sounds great. I don't have 10,000 for an original Fender 63, but then I don't have 4 to 5 grand for an Olinto either. That said I'm glad La Bella is making quality custom basses. Someday they will likely be as sought after as a 63 P bass. Though I must say I don't understand why anyone would want the finish to be "relic-ed." But to each his own.

@aldito7586 3 года назад

Labella and G&L basses. Can't go wrong with these 2.

@scottt9382 3 года назад

Cool - closing in on 1M subscribers!

@mrtrista007 3 года назад

I feel like im the only one who doesnt like anything reliced ....

@ancilodon 3 года назад

You're not. To me only a relic is a relic.

@garrettlowell7637 3 года назад

The hard part of owning relics is buying them new 35 years ago and then keeping them from disintegrating too much over the years.

@ancilodon 3 года назад

@@garrettlowell7637 That, and the price! Assuming you bought them as such.

@garrettlowell7637 3 года назад

@@ancilodon I bought them new, 35 years ago. Now they are relics.

@declanfischer5397 Год назад

For me, it depends on the bass. For example, I think like any fender bass or guitar looks awesome relic’d. But I think things that inherently look fancier, like Les Pauls or Rickenbackers, shouldn’t be relic’d.

@saxpete Год назад

love my olinto pbass with a set of coppolo flats

@kelvinnueveanimeguitar1983 3 года назад

Cool now I have free weekly bass lessons although I don't have a bass yet XD

@robnel827 3 года назад

Wow! Been drooling over these for some time now. Next giveaway?

@danielrose137 2 года назад

It’s a beautiful colour.

@bobilly 3 года назад

Those anodized aluminum pickguards definitely make a difference in the sound too, interacts with the magnetic field of the pickup

@lukasschliepkorte3019 3 года назад

How would aluminum passively interact with electro magnetism?

@alfieharries 3 года назад

I'll be interested to see what you think of the low tension flats after a few months. I absolutely loved them at first but the E and A lose practically all of that flatwound clank quite quick, ended up going back to the 760s. Still great strings though, amazing d and g

@wkenney 3 года назад

Mas Hino does excellent work

@BassWhispererTV Год назад

I agree 100%! Olinto is THE best.

@daveangus5701 3 года назад

What a tone!!! LOVE IT!!!! hate the relic look though.

@jdssurf 2 года назад

Sounds really good

@Traditionalhobby 3 года назад

Actually its an Indian Head Nickle, it has a slang name of buffalo nickle due to the buffalo on the reverse. Just like the coin that came before it was a Liberty Head Nickle and before that was a Shield nickle. After the Indian head nickles then came the Jefferson Head Nickle which is still used today. Fact is the Indian Head Nickle was actually minted from 1913 to 1938. Because after 25 years you can change the design.

@Messerjocke90 3 года назад

I love the color!

@Gubgubgoober 3 года назад

i love these kinds of videos!

@searley888 2 месяца назад

AMAZING

@NatsukiHiranoMusic 3 года назад

Awesome bass!

@cameronmorman5866 Год назад

Just needs a reverse tug bar for the thumb 👍

@chef9279 2 года назад

A buffalo nickel here in the US is the rarest type of nickel and worth more than what they are worth that meaning a nickel is 5 cents but you can sell it for more

@Spritsailor 3 года назад

Huh! Wonder what it sounds like with Rotosound Jazz 66 strings?

@russellzauner 3 года назад

LOL I bet it goes BRRRRRROOOOM

@DarrenSaw 3 года назад

Looks great, sounds epic

@LH-zv2zq 3 года назад

Not a fan of the look, but I agree, the sound played out of it is awsome.

@russellzauner 3 года назад

1:55 OH now I understand. If people don't know Mas Hino, think Suhr bass. Yeah, it's really LIKE that. There was a 5 string fretless on the verb for some months that was just stabbing me in the heart every time I would look at it so I just stopped looking at it and one day it seemed to vanish. Someone's playing a REALLY great guitar now, so all is right with the universe...I suppose.