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It's not a p bass, it's the first of its kind and it's awesome. A must add to my fleet.

Nice. But what's the difference between this and the American Vintage ll 1954 model?

Che spettacolo!!!!! Prossimo step, togliere i "portacenere" e lo "sbattipenny" 😂😅 (Sul mio l'ho fatto immantinente 😂)

This is THE electric bass sound! Beautiful instrument

Basso spettacolare !!! Gran suono !!!

Всем здравия! Благодарю авторов за канал! Если кого интересует реально крутой мастеровой Precision bass, свяжитесь со мной, не пожалеете. Благодарю.

Very nice

Had one mij lol

Nice playing! The ‘59 is my favourite here. The UK exclusive, slab body/maple cap ‘66 is probably the rarest!

Is the "thumb rest" plastic? On a '54 it should still be wooden.

Your thoughts, please, on the AMPEG micro VR amp and cabinet. I use SVTs, but as you know, not all jobs requires something that big. I’m seriously considering purchasing this rig and would like to get some opinions. Thanks!

Those Fender flatwounds are great are’t they? They sound like rounds at first- like in this vid, but mellow out nicely. I reckon the steel saddles (bright) vs fibre will make a difference between these basses

Great Video. Is it a heavy Bass? So much believe only a light one can sound good.

Thank you very much!

Fantastic performance have a wonderful day ❤😊

Hey guys! I have a question - recently I made an experiment and put my old Chromes to my custom made active bass with EMG soapbars. I really liked the result but Chromes have a little bit of unpleasant twanginess. I was leaning toward La Bellas but I'm also considering Thomastik. I wonder which set would be better for active, transparent electronics? My guess is La Bella but I'm open to suggestions :)

68 had a beautiful bark to it

Although there are differences in tone, they are subtle and hard to say if it would make any difference to the listener. The biggest difference is the the player. For example, TIs feel way different than Chromes. So moving forward I'll go with the ones that feel best under my fingers.

Let's groove ❤

Omg the 66😮

Nice

Fire vid 🔥🔥

By the are this one made in china or in Indonesia??

Hi, which pickups would you choose to upgrade these bass into the Pino Palladino direction?? Thanks 🙏🏽

How would you rate these on string tension? I'm guessing 3&4 are about the same, how are the Fender 9050L's?

cute that you have so many basses, please learn to play normal groove

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Haven’t tried TIs, but I have the La Bella DTFs on two P basses. Thanks to Sean Hurley, I’ve found that the sweet spot is to play about an inch in front of the neck. The tension is a bit less there, so you’re not fighting the strings as much. And you get a warmer sound. Once I figured that out, I loved the La Bellas even more.

Excellent video! Thanks

Could you please share the difference in placing the CAPO before vs after the Bassrig? I have a CAPO as well and find that it pretty much defines the base tone of my pedalboard.Thank you!

Original win,I think...

the 1965 sounds so nicely "rich".

Did the camera shake when you played the first note!? Great bass and tasteful performance.

which strings had the least tension?

Super helpful vid. I haven’t used flats yet but want to try it out, turns out the fenders are the exact sound I’m going for. Saved me a lot of money by getting the right set from the get go

Blue!!

The fender sounds better. I just got one today. The playability and tone is unbelievable!😊

Really well done comparison / review vid. I am caving in and shopping flatwounds for the first time in 46 years. Prog guy, but I just bought my first P bass, a GORGEOUS Japanese made 60s P. I think it screams for flats. While I liked the upper mids and top end on some of the other strings, the Chromes just had such enormous punch down low. Probably going with those. Kudos and thanks!

Pointless video, very well done but all the basses should have the same strings. At the end of the day a P bass sounds like a P bass, just a meat and instrument that bores me to tears lol. I've bought and sold dozens of them over the years trying to get the hype but just can't. Apart from the Stingray I've found that single pickup basses just don't offer any excitement. Can't say I didn't try though. Full marks for a good video though.

1972 just killed such a vibe😮

Awesome ❤😊

The Ernie Balls are the closest to Roundwounds. I believe for somebody who wants Flatwounds for the feeling but the sound more then Roundwounds will be happy with the EB

I have a Fender Mike Dirnt, not the Squire and it’s a different animal. The ‘59 custom shop pickup makes a massive difference

I like the 1965 and 2014 American Standard.

I've never seen laBella strings with red silks. Are you sure those aren't TIs?

really.exquisite sound... 💪😎👍

And then how they feel on the fingers.

Each bass is special for its style. None is better than the other, they just sound different.

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my choice would be daddario or la bella