Sound clips of the '68

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Re: Sound clips of the '68

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Thanks for the post - I liked the "both pickup" sound 100,000x better than the others.
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Very nice....I kinda like the fuzzy sound!
It sounds a little like:
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Yes I kow we have all seen it before... :lol:

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Of course. That's one of the best videos on the web. :mrgreen:
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Sounds great, Scott! I'm lovin that toaster on yours.
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SWEET, VERY SWEET!

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teeder wrote:Sounds great, Scott! I'm lovin that toaster on yours.
The toaster does about 90% of the sound on a 60s bass however that last magic 10% is the hardest bit to get right! 8)

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The 68 here is one of the best sounding bass ever heard ... my 75 4001 sounds dead compared to it ... :shock:
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weemac wrote:
teeder wrote:Sounds great, Scott! I'm lovin that toaster on yours.
The toaster does about 90% of the sound on a 60s bass however that last magic 10% is the hardest bit to get right! 8)

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I agree! IMO, it's all about the Toaster on my '71's with a little sparkle added by the capped hi-gain.
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I use the Bassmaster 200 also, and it is a great amp. And no, they don't make them anymore.
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cangaroo wrote:The 68 here is one of the best sounding bass ever heard ... my 75 4001 sounds dead compared to it ... :shock:
Not to take any thunder away from Scott's '68 and rather to compliment Scott, much of that tone comes from his playing technique. His strings, amp and settings are are also a factor there.
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Cool demo.

I'm confused though, Scott. You say that it is a stock bridge pickup, then you say it is the "later non-magnetized horseshoe pickup with the covers removed." I don't see the alnico slugs of the re-issue horseshoe pickup, so did you mean to say the stock hi-gain pickup?

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Slight slip of the tongue. It probably didn't have HS on it, at least not magnetic ones. The surround is original and it has aluminum base. The cover/ shoes weren't on it when I got it.
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Wow! that toaster really sounds good. Do you have it right up next to the strings or backed down toward the body?

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cheyenne wrote:Wow! that toaster really sounds good. Do you have it right up next to the strings or backed down toward the body?

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Uh,..... I... uh... don't know. I'll look tonite.
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Re: Sound clips of the '68

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Scott, thanks for posting that. what a great sounding bass. Mark
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