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Old meets new!

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Hi There!

I made a recording with my '78 MG 4001 and my Line 6 POD X3 live. Take a look and listen!

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Rickenbacker 4001 '78 MG | 'Gibson' Thunderbird | Fender Jazz bass
Hartke 3500 + Hartke 4,5 XL Cab

Misc: Line 6 POD X3 Live - Sennheiser HD 205 - Shure PG58 - Exinore -15dB

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Nice job, Joep! I enjoyed that. One of my favorite Deep Purple songs. :D
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NIcely done!

That bass riff sounds like the one in "We Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" by The Blues Magoos ...
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doctorwho wrote:That bass riff sounds like the one in "We Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" by The Blues Magoos ...
It does sound similar.
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Joep,

Nice work from one of the first heavy metal albums. Hartstikke leuk!
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kiramdear wrote:Joep,

Nice work from one of the first heavy metal albums. Hartstikke leuk!
Nice to hear some Dutch words on this forum! :D
Rickenbacker 4001 '78 MG | 'Gibson' Thunderbird | Fender Jazz bass
Hartke 3500 + Hartke 4,5 XL Cab

Misc: Line 6 POD X3 Live - Sennheiser HD 205 - Shure PG58 - Exinore -15dB

Stunning Suzy | Many More
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Yeah dude! Great tone and solid playing too. +1 to ya.
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cassius987 wrote:Yeah dude! Great tone and solid playing too. +1 to ya.
Thank you! And without any amplifier in my neighborhood!
Rickenbacker 4001 '78 MG | 'Gibson' Thunderbird | Fender Jazz bass
Hartke 3500 + Hartke 4,5 XL Cab

Misc: Line 6 POD X3 Live - Sennheiser HD 205 - Shure PG58 - Exinore -15dB

Stunning Suzy | Many More
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Yes, that's certainly impressive. I find recording good tones direct in to be much harder... but then I'm terrible with effects. Your POD seems to do quite a job of it.
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A fine job Joep, and always good to hear a rendering of one of R&R's more under-appreciated bassists. I'd never call Purple metal, but they sure knew how to rock.

But you know, Black Night wasn't on Machine Head. It was released as a single in 1970 and came out on a full-length recording on the reissue of In Rock around 1995 or so.
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Nice job indeed, Joep! Great tone to mach the tune. What year is your 4001? Sounds a lot like my '75.
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Thanks!

My Ric is a '78 4001.
FretlessOnly wrote:But you know, Black Night wasn't on Machine Head. It was released as a single in 1970 and came out on a full-length recording on the reissue of In Rock around 1995 or so.
Whoops! Haha, that's probably because I was listening to that DVD at that moment! :o
cassius987 wrote:Yes, that's certainly impressive. I find recording good tones direct in to be much harder... but then I'm terrible with effects. Your POD seems to do quite a job of it.
Yes. And what is even more impressive is that the POD was connected with my PC with a simple USB-cable. Nice story: I was making a preset for this song and i was just listening to the amp simulations on the POD and I ended up with this Marshall Major. Later I asked which amp RG was using during that tour, and it came out that that was the same amp! So: Line 6 ftw!
Rickenbacker 4001 '78 MG | 'Gibson' Thunderbird | Fender Jazz bass
Hartke 3500 + Hartke 4,5 XL Cab

Misc: Line 6 POD X3 Live - Sennheiser HD 205 - Shure PG58 - Exinore -15dB

Stunning Suzy | Many More
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Very nice, Joep! Welcome to the forum.
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paul_yan wrote:Very nice, Joep! Welcome to the forum.
Thank you!
Rickenbacker 4001 '78 MG | 'Gibson' Thunderbird | Fender Jazz bass
Hartke 3500 + Hartke 4,5 XL Cab

Misc: Line 6 POD X3 Live - Sennheiser HD 205 - Shure PG58 - Exinore -15dB

Stunning Suzy | Many More
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Nice work, Joep, both with the playing and with the POD tone crafting! 8)
Your '78 sounds similar to my '75 4001 MG in tone.
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