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cacolac said:Hi !!!
A guy wants to change his thumb bleached blonde with my stingray. But would like to hear a record of this bass before. Does anyone got one ? I play funk music and metal.
thanks :wink:
boston asphalt2 said:cacolac, Im in no way telling you what to decide, Im just telling you from my own experiences what I have preferred for metal. Can you give me some examples of metal bands that influence you or anything like that? Im an Unearth, Mudvayne, Satyricon fan and I much prefer the Thumb BO 5 as my metal bass.
I actually used a Bleached Blonde for an audition for a band that does the same sort of crazy prog rock stuff that Tool as well as classics like Satriani and Vai play, and I didnt think it brought the BOOM well enough.
I know Ollie has a Bleached Blonde 5 string (which I plan to steal from him! :shock: ) so maybe he could chime in.
odominguez said:boston asphalt2 said:cacolac, Im in no way telling you what to decide, Im just telling you from my own experiences what I have preferred for metal. Can you give me some examples of metal bands that influence you or anything like that? Im an Unearth, Mudvayne, Satyricon fan and I much prefer the Thumb BO 5 as my metal bass.
I actually used a Bleached Blonde for an audition for a band that does the same sort of crazy prog rock stuff that Tool as well as classics like Satriani and Vai play, and I didnt think it brought the BOOM well enough.
I know Ollie has a Bleached Blonde 5 string (which I plan to steal from him! :shock: ) so maybe he could chime in.
It depends on what you mean by BOOM. I have found the Bleached Blonde to have a lot of low end (40Hz to 120Hz) because of the ask body and a lot of high end (2.5KHz to 3.2 KHz) This is makes quite good for slapping. What I have found it to be not so strong with are the mids, which takes away a lot of presence and growl from the bass. This can fixed with some EQ , but the fact that it doesn't deliver the sound naturally makes me pick up another bass before I pick up my bleached blonde. But I do use it a lot for slapping, it is a comfortable bass and it weighs close to nothing and looks beautiful.... definitely a nice instrument.
boston asphalt2 said:I would say get the Bleached Blonde NOWand ssave up like made for a Thumb BO or something later down the road. OVerall, the Bleached BLonde is probably my favorite Warwick so far that I have had, and it looks soo killer. I went to Guitar Center witbh it the other night to order a new nut for it, and everyone was like "holy crap, is that a Thumb?!?!" I couldve charged people to touch it, its that sexy. 8)
