Thumb NT5 'vs' P-Nut 2

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There aint no "vs" ofcourse :)

Two whole differents basses, same riff.

[video=youtube_share;tYM2v3jL2nM]https://youtu.be/tYM2v3jL2nM[/video]
 
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Great video and nice playing!

Having owned a P-Nut III for a while, along with an SSII, and several Thumbs (none NT, though), my take is that the P-Nuts' humbucker setups throughout all three editions is what sets it apart.

When you compare a I, II, and III, the common denominator is that Musicman-style bite.

Not a bad thing at all. In fact, if Warwick didn't exist, a Stingray 5 would be my main bass.
 
Wow......great performance!!!!!
Thumb is something amazing for me....but p kick!!!!!
 
Thank you peeps :)

To me, the thumb stays on top of everything :D it's always sits right in the mix, most of the time you don't have to adept anything.
Balance was rolled a bit to the front.

The slap sound on that Pnut is just way to awsome! (sometimes I miss this on the Thumb)
It's that MM style pickup that does the trick, the balance was rolled a bit to the back pup.

On both basses the high's and low's were boosted.

Play the Pnut a lot lately, to really get used to the neck and the string spacing , it's wayyyyy different
 
ah I see you are putting my old Pnut to good use:)
 
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