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Great 4005 sound and video

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzziUzU-8gE

I do have to say I hate the quick editing style used.
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"I do have to say I hate the quick editing style used."

Ditto - guess I'm not one of the caffeine generation!

How much of that tone is the 4005, how much the Orange amp, and how much a possible distortion pedal? Really nice ballsy growl!
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pretty good song, and I really like the tone. Classic ric neck pickup tone.
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Some poeple here don't equate the 4005 as having a great Rick tone; they just haven't really heard what a 4005 is capable of. To me they are the most versatile sounding basses RIC made.
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I'll second that, Jeff!
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"How much of that tone is the 4005, how much the Orange amp, and how much a possible distortion pedal?..."

Indeed, how much tone of any recorded Ric is the amp, pedal, mixing board EQ, etc.?
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Post by bob_atherton »

WOW, great tone, almost Entwistle esq. If that's typical 4005 tone then I might just start saving up.
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"I'll second that, Jeff!"

Ahhhh....what the heck...I'll THIRD that , Jeff!

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Neat Mellotron on there too

No, their style isn't totally derivative or anything.
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Post by henry5 »

If it helps, anyone wanting a sound similar to that should go out and get a Marshall JMP1 guitar preamp. That's what I use for recording, and allowing for the fact my basses aren't hollow (and I play differently than Noel), I get pretty close to that sound, certainly with my old 72 4001.

That's one of my favourite Oasis tracks, probably because of the bass!
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I'm pretty sure the editor gets paid by the edit, lol!

Was wondering - does Oasis have to send money to the Beatles every time they play a song??? They're about one step away from being a tribute band. Sheesh!
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