Ken Smith. That tone is super tight, articulate and solid, the high register sounds very clear yet it still has this sweet warmth to it.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

You’re exactly right!

Both nice basses but the tone of that Ken Smith is on tha next level.

@michaelb.42112

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@o-g-ob4399

Жыл бұрын

I think the Smith tone was more organic despite both sounding incredible!

I like the way you talk, what you say, and, I agree with your point of view. ❤️🙏😊

Love them both...but for me it’s the Ken. Great playin man

@jcherrymusicworld

13 күн бұрын

Thanks 🙏🏿

Beautyyyy Ken Smith. The definition and meaning of 6 string bass. Utter Perfection.

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Yeah man!

Ken Smith all-day baby!

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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I love them both.both bass are a dream bass.best of the best

Smith bass for the win!

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Great video! Wonderful tones!

“Invest in your passion...” Well said! 💯

Fodera owner here. Both sound great. KS has an unmistakable warm and throaty tone. In the end, we’re splitting hairs. Any comments on feel and playability with the two? Great video.

@jcherrymusicworld

Ай бұрын

IMO the Fodera’s that I own have slightly a better feel than the Smith. The Smith has a flat neck profile, whereas the Fodera is more curved. The flat neck takes a while to get comfortable with.

Kevin Brubaker has been building some Ken Smith necks also,Kevin Brubaker is also a World Class Luthier and Innovator!

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Beautifull!!

Did you know that the first 32 Smith Basses have been built by Vinny ? :) I used to own a Smith Black Tiger in the early 2000's but switched to Fodera in 2006 ... to me the Smith has a more "Character" that you can hear straight (especially the Slapsound) and I think there's a good reason Gospel & R&B Players have played them for ages.... the Fodera is more on the Fender tone side which suits my style better.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

That’s so cool! Thanks for sharing that piece of history! I agree the Smith has a lot character whereas the Fodera stays neutral in a sense - really related to a Fender J bass.

@andysvintageguitars2335

8 ай бұрын

they made more than 32 together, almost 250 , Scott Devine owns number 151 and I own number 116

Nice video and great playing! Man that Smith sounds killer, articulate and has great punch and clarity. Fodera sounds nice don’t get me wrong, but that Smith tone is just next level IMHO.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback! It’s quite interesting what you all taste/preferences are. I agree, and I have to say myself the Smith tone did it for me on this song. I have to agree the punch and clarity stood out more on the Smith. Please subscribe to my channel. I will be uploading an interactive discussion with a bassist who uses MTD basses later on today!

@ronaldroquemore665

3 жыл бұрын

Great video content......👍👍👍👍. Where did you purchase your Ken Smith bass?

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronaldroquemore665 thanks 🙏 I purchased it from an authorized Dealer (Guitar Rez) here in Austin, Tx

@zambezi-sv1ed

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting, I preferred the Fodera’s slightly more blurred articulation on this video. To me, it seemed to fill in bottom end with warmer, rounder tone

@frederickdemetrius7022

3 жыл бұрын

I realize Im kind of off topic but do anyone know of a good site to watch newly released movies online?

Such a beautiful playing man, plus, both basses sound amazing....congrats!

Excelente estoy siguiendo siguen también bendiciones

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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#1 Ken Smith. Just has the edge over the Fodera in this video. Nice video man.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!!

Thank you for the side by side comparison. And thank the community for the comments that confirmed what my ears heard that Smith was warmer.

@jcherrymusicworld

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely! I thank the community as well for chiming in. This is really helpful. Thanks 🙏🏿

This is SICK !!!!! Thanks. Peavey Cirrus / Alembic player here, Ken Smith admirer !!! Talkbasser.

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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great video

GREAT VIDEO AND PROUD OF YOU AND WHAT YOU DO BROTHER AND YOU SOUND GREAT THANKS.

Can’t go wrong with either! Proud Fodera owner but totally love the Ken Smith too!

Thanks for the video, it;s the Ken SMITH FOR ME.

Smith all the live long day

Love the comparison between cars....ford and a Ferrari. Yep love my ken smith

Excellent work ....Bless Up from Atlanta.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏🏿

Great pocket!

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Best bass video on KZread! Very well said and excellent points.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That’s a high compliment, appreciate it!

Great to hear them both against each other, to be honest - they are both incredible and at that cost it comes down to personal choice.

@jcherrymusicworld

10 ай бұрын

💯

Great playing man. Amazing

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!!

Coming back from a party and listening to this, I'm grooving like never :D Thanks for sharing !

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!! Groove on! Thanks 🙏🏿

@farouche8670

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcherrymusicworld Thank you for the advice by the way. I am looking into buying a Sadowsky modern bass and 2500€ is a big spending, especially when I need to upgrade other gear too haha !

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

@@farouche8670 yes, indeed it is a hefty cost lol but it will be worth the investment. These basses has help me grow and develop my playing. It’s also very inspiring to create music.

Ken Smith basses have such a sweet tone! Many people may pick Fodera because they’re popular nowadays, but no bass can match the Smith sound. -KS for me!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Ken Smith are underrated - just because not too many people are playing them, but from my experience nothing can touch a Smith. Thanks for your feedback. Please feel free to subscribe for more to come!

I really loved what you had to say about these basses. I'm a Fodera owner and I got mine after 20 to 25 years of really wanting one. Spot on with everything you had to say about these basses, and you're right- there's kind of no going back now. The price is high, but it's an investment in the future of a serious musician. Granted, I've seen a lot done with a lot less, but if the opportunity strikes to have an instrument built for you, you should absolutely do it - at least when you know what you want out of an instrument, and you're fairly developed in your playing style. Huge props for using a great track with a great bass part (on every version of that recording, including the Live in DC thing!), and great playing on your part. That song gave people enough space to actually listen to the instrument and form an opinion.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback! I’m glad you caught my drift and I’m hoping it was helpful for others too. It’s a different ball game going into boutique basses - and I agree you have to know what you want out of them or else you can waste huge amounts of cash. My intent here was just to state facts and provide clarity. I was once a guy who was closed minded about these instruments but I then began to understand the importance of having a good sound and what great instruments can do to help with that. It changed my perspective forever.

Good comparison video. For me, the Ken Smith just has that unique growl and punch that sits better in the mix. Both are awesome basses, though.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sir! The Ken Smith is a super unique bass. Nothing really does what it does, and it does what it do best. Thanks for your feedback!

@michaelb.42112

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't have said it better.

Bro this was refreshing

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was! Thanks for viewing!

Ken smith for the win. The low end for days

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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ken smith for the win.......

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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This video reminds me of that scene from 'The Five Heartbeats' when Big Red presented the group with a fleet of Cadillacs and asked them, 'What color you want?'. Choosing between a Ken Smith and a Fodera is a lot like that. Very nice presentation and playing, thanks for posting.

I love my Ken Smith! Thank U for the video!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

GREAT JOB YOUNG MAN.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Love them both, have them both. I think they both work great for anything! Fodera can get a more "vintage" tone. Ken smith is like a super "stingray" Fodera is like a super "Jazz Bass" great duo for anything!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, I agree the Fodera can emulate that 70s J bass vibe while maintaining its clean sound. The peavey cirrus IMO is the one of the only type basses that got kind of close to Smith lol.

@WTHFX

2 жыл бұрын

@@jcherrymusicworld Having played both the Peavey and the Ken Smith, I completely agree. The Peavey's are ridiculously good.

@meh2199

Жыл бұрын

Shame they don’t make the Cirrus anymore.

Great video. Very well said 👍🏻

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!!

Great song choice, great playing, and great basses. In my opinion, the Smith tone is killer; it just sits so nicely in a mix. I own both a Smith Black Tiger and a Fodera Emperor. The Smith is always my go-to but the Fodera has a wider palette. Both are awesome basses !

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks and I appreciate your feedback!

Great bass playing here. I thought for sure I'd like the Fodera better, but I have to say, I really liked the Smith! The sound was focussed and in tune in every register, it's got that accuracy to it that I love. Thanks for the video.

They definitely both sound great (kudos to your playing most of all). the Ken Smith especially in the beginning sounds out of this world. however you had the mids dialed in fit perfectly with the song! solid sounds, my friend

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man for your feedback!!

Ken Smith! :)

Great words tho, its our fking wedding dress have to be proud of it

Jason I really enjoyed How you gave a Detailed explanation on Basses of the Highest quality its Refreshing to Have a Clear reason to investigate 1 They Both Sounded Amazing Hard to Choose Between a Mercedes and a Ferrari. Amen

Loved this - clear opinions, great examples and a good chat. Subbed :)

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks you!

TOO SWEET.. NICE BROTHER

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

🙏🏿

Got the same Ken Smith 6 string bass bass with bubinga wood. It's the flagship of my collection. Love it!

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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I'm really surprised at how many chose the KS over the Fodera. I've emersed myself in the different sounds of basses for the last couple of years. The KS sounds wonderful. Smooth, clean, precise. The problem for me is that if you weren't allowed to see which bass was being played, I'm not sure you could pick out the KS out of a crowd over any other well-made high-end bass. The reason I like the Fodera, and MTD is because of their unique scooped sound; just like you can pick out a P Bass (mine is a '96 Mexican made), or a Dingwall, or an Alembic without looking at the bass. That's how a bass should be chosen; because of its unique sound, not just it's quality of sound. Enjoyed the video. Subscribed.

@jcherrymusicworld

6 ай бұрын

Thanks, for your feedback and the sub.

Great tone man!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

The Smith just sits perfectly on this piece.

@Sonic-sh2vh

Жыл бұрын

But I really like the mids that I hear from the Fodera, Im kind of torn, I think the Smith just nails this piece but I think If I could own one of them I prefer the more defined mids of the Fodera.

@jcherrymusicworld

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback! Much appreciated!

Grettings from Costa Rica . I had 3 basses and I sold two of them, a Fender American Standard jazz bass 5 strings and a Yamaha TRB 6 strings, to get the enough money , but it wasn’t enough, I had to use my credit card, to buy a Fodera Emperor Standard, because after to used that first time the Fodera in the store, I thought “ I need this bass in my life “ . This kind of “boutique “ basses don’t make us better bass players, but The sound and the feeling are amazing . Is like drive a HYUNDAI vs an AUDI , both cars can take you at the same place , but someone drive a Hyundai and Someone else drive in an AUDI. I love both basses the Fodera and Ken Smith

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Wow what a wonderful story Alex! I’m glad you see the value in the boutique instruments. They’re made us players that real want something next level. I agree, they don’t make us better players but it does allow to get the most music out of ourselves. The car analogy is spot on. Please subscribe to my channel if you can. Cheer bro!

Your feel is soooo sweet! So many youtube bass players have the notes down but dont quite fit in that pocket like they should. Good luck in your career!

@jcherrymusicworld

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏿

Both basses sound great. It helps that your playing is so good too.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I appreciate your feedback!

Nothing like smith sound! I have been playing it for more than 20 years

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Woah! Sweet man. It’s hard to go back once you play a Smith!

Nice video man!I love my Ken Smith 💖

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

🙌🏿🙌🏿

Great vid! I had a similar experience, went into a music store will all kinds of exotic bass’s and was at first shocked at how expensive they were. But, after playing a few I could really hear and feel the difference. I picked up a Roscoe and it just spoke to me, was like putting on an old comfortable pair of shoes, the sound the feel everything was amazing. I went in there thinking I’d just look around or maybe buy some strings but dropped a large chunk of change and left with that Roscoe. Liked that one so much I had them build two more for me. I still play some of my other bass’s but my Roscoe’s are my go-to favorites. I can totally relate where you are coming from. I’ve never had a chance to play a Fodera but have play a few Ken Smith’s (I live in the Philly area not far from Ken’s shop), and they are great bass’s they guy really knows what he’s doing!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Interesting story! Glad you found the bass that works for you!

The regular TRB can’t compare to the boutique basses BUT the TRB5P2/TRB6P2 is EVERY bit as good as any bass out there (if you can find one). I would pick a good Ken Smith first, the Yamaha TRB5P2, then the Fodera. I would pick a lot of basses over a Fodera (MTD, Roscoe, Sadowsky, a banjo 😂)…

@jcherrymusicworld

Жыл бұрын

TRBs are solid!

I may say that Fodera has an alder body. That's a whole world of difference :)

@jcherrymusicworld

Жыл бұрын

I can admit since this vid I’ve made my Fodera my workhorse bass. I can use it in almost every genre and style. It’s an extremely versatile instrument - more than the Smith. IMO the Smith just has a richer tone. Very piano like…it’s like the Steinway of basses! Anyways, cheers

@SebTheSaviour

Жыл бұрын

@@jcherrymusicworld To me Smith sits well in kinda gospel generes, certainly it doesn't like dists and so on. Classy bass for a ~half of a Fodera price.

Ken Smith wins this round ✅,, I have to sell my car to buy those 2 basses 😂

The Smith wood blend can't be beat. It gives such a tight compression tone. However that maple tone when eq'd correct is best for old-school funk and Jazz Funk in my experience.

@jcherrymusicworld

7 ай бұрын

I agree, one thing I’ve noticed is there’s a uniqueness in a walnut/maple wood combo. The voice is unmatched even when compared to other Smith basses.

The Ken Smith hands down!!

Smith for sure. The upper-mids when you "dig in" are just wonderful. Definitely has better pickups with a recognizable tone.

@jcherrymusicworld

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for your feedback 🙏🏿

Ken Smith!!!!!!!)))

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Awesome basses and playing. I think I just became the 1000th subscriber!

@jcherrymusicworld

Жыл бұрын

Holy shit man we just made history together 🙏🏿 thanks!

@salofilm

Жыл бұрын

@@jcherrymusicworld happy to be a part of it!!

I own 2 Ken Smith basses. for many year I always have dreamed of ordering a Fodera! until I was in New York on my honeymoon and Sam Ash had one on the 3rd floor.I reserved the time to play it. I tried it and was really disapointed with its sound. The Fodera Craftsmanship is def better than ken smith but thats it. The BSR Elites (fodera flavor) is nothing to the BT walnut neckthrew. regardless of 9v or 18v. funny thing was I when I was in New York trying out the Fodera, I overheard some broadway session bass players making simular comments " Well it depends on what type of style of music your playing " please... if your digging into that bass with a groove and the bass is giving it back with that tone! then all you have to do is sit back and put on the STINK FACE!!! thank you for the upload it was great!!!

@jcherrymusicworld

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing this testimony as this will help others in the bass community. I totally agree, when a bass is giving there’s nothing else that really matters. That’s the proof in the pudding.

The Ken Smith sound for me.

LOL this video is like the best demos of these basses I’ve ever seen, Especially the Fodera. I always want to hear the bass in a musical context. I still can’t pick which I like between the two, but I feel like if you weren’t such a killer player, the Fodera wouldn’t sound as good as the Smith. You made both sound soo good! You’re lucky you don’t have to choose, you got both! Enjoy your videos! Hope you are doing well and safe in the crazy weather in Texas!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man! Thanks for the positive and honest feedback!! I appreciate the compliments as well! I personally lean more towards the Smith, but nonetheless they’re both great instruments. Thank you, I’m staying safe and warm in these crazy times! Take care.

Nothing beats that Smith low end growl

Ken Smith Win!

Great video! I need a boutique bass! I’ve been playing since I was 13 I’m 38 now , I want a smith a fodera and a Carl Thompson also a alembic!!

I would love to have both Ken Smith & Fodera basses. 😁

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Hey thanks for this video, because I wrestle still with this subject! I’m leaning towards the Fodera. I always been in love with Fender Jazz (seems everybody plays jazz) but looking for my sound. So I came across the Yamaha Nathan East BBNE2. I think I’m on to something. Be blessed!!!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Yo! I wrestle as well. It’s kind of hard to pick between the two. Funny enough the Fodera basically have the same tone woods (maple and alder) that of a Fender J bass, so sonically it’s basically a modern J bass. J bass basses are the most versatile instruments IMO. Oh and you can’t never go wrong with a Yamaha!! The quality of those are amazing, enjoy!!

Ken smith fits perfect on stage or recording, love my KS

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

It’s really an all purpose bass in that aspect...couldn’t agree more.

Ken Smith👍

As a Fodera owner I will say the following. For the style and tone required for the song you used to demonstrate both of them, the Smith was way much in tune with what was required for it. I am with you regarding what you had to say about boutique basses, my first one was a Keith Roscoe and all of my defects in my playing were so much more apparent, it became a great tool to fix them to the best of my technic capabilities and to improve of that aspect as well. Nice video...

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Goes to show it really just depends on genre and style. Both are amazing basses and for example I prefer the slap tone on the Fodera than Smith for certain things etc. Thanks for your honest feedback!

They both sound great, but it's Ken Smith for me! I've played my KS since I started playing bass... I love the KS sound Edit: I have a Ken Smith Burner 5 string

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Really hard to go to any other bass especially when you started on a KS. Thanks for viewing!

Me gustan los dos, pero me impresiona más el sonido del Ken Smith! Buen vídeo 👌🏻

@jcherrymusicworld

Жыл бұрын

Gacias 🙏🏿

Smith 🎸

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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The best bass that I've ever played is a Smith Black Tiger 5. Smith all the way! I have never heard a Fodera that can touch a Smith! No contest!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Haha I agree! Totally different vibe from many basses out. The best IMO

Jason they both look great and sound good but I think I would go for the Ken Smith!

The Fodera bass has more Presence and TONALITY! Could possibly use a KS BT Model early 89's, or 90's to play this tune..... And then, we will be talking ....

Great video man

@unaufadox-productions

Жыл бұрын

What is the signal chain used for both basses

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

At the time I was just going through my amp head and audio interface.

@unaufadox-productions

8 ай бұрын

Sounds tough nice work

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

@@unaufadox-productions thanks 🙏🏿

After playing an Alembic series 1 for 25 years, switched to a Smith bass 2 years ago and never ever regret, bass easy to play, easy to make it sound ,and like a friend told me once: Smith basses are plug&play basses😎😎😎🎧

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Totally! Alembic are great basses as well. The ones I’ve experienced were built to perfection. Ken Smith basses have amazing QC - as soon as you receive the shipment it’s ready to go. Quality is what amazes me!

I found a Fodera Emporer 5 from Sweetwater music for $4800.00 brand new. I jumped on it because I’ve never seen one brand new at that price before. I am thankful.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Good buy!! I agree they’re normally well over 5K. Enjoy your bass.

EVEN THOUGH I LOVE THE KEN SMITH,THAT FODERA LOW END IS KILLER MAN

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Thanks for this video. For me it's the Ken Smith in this comparison. Fodera looks and feels great, but to my ears I never really found it to be very distinctive/unique sounding. It's always amazing to hear and see Smith basses. I traded in my 2001 Smith BSR (among others) to enable me to purchase my boyhood dream, a custom Alembic Series 2. And even though this Alembic truly is the best bass I've ever owned, I miss the Ken Smith more than any other bass I've ever sold. If I ever get the chance, I'll buy one back. Great story about boutique basses, I feel the same way. It is so amazing to not only see and hear, but to actually feel the workmanship as soon as you pick up your instrument and in every note that you play.

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Wow a Series 2!! Congrats on that! Thanks for reviewing and sharing your feedback.

10:03 facts I'm going with the Smith and this is just one of those investment I'm just going have to make then I'm finish buying basses after that lol

Great vid, I enjoyed that; both Basses sound really good but the Ken Smith tone, punch and Warmth put it just slightly above the Fodera (for me) ... which sounds amazing as well 😄, Thanks again for posting. 👊🏾

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback!!

The Ken Smith all the way!

Ken Smith for this song and effects. If I had to play different songs in a concert I'd take with me at least three bass guitars for their distinctive sounds and use each one on the songs which suits them best

@jcherrymusicworld

8 ай бұрын

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Started watching your video thinking Fodera easily. I was wrong. Fodera sounds great no doubt but that Ken Smith is on a different level imo

@jcherrymusicworld

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for your feedback!

Both sound great, but I'm leaning slightly towards the Fodara

I’m a Ken Smith player own 3! I was exposed to bouquet Basses here in Detroit at Huber and Breese Music in 2000. Played every hi end bass they had but the Smith did it for me! 7 yrs later got my first Smith (Black Tiger 6 like yours) I talked to Ken Smith himself, it took about 6 months to make! Last year came across 2 more Ken Smith’s 6’s for a reasonable prices and scooped them up! Fodera’s are GREAT but not for me and more pricey!!! Lol!! I’m a gospel bassist, Smith is pretty much the standard. By the way, love you chops and your humble spirit! Be blessed!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliments and positive vibes!! Absolutely, Smith’s are standard for gospel lol. I think that’s the other factor it really boils down to what genre or style of music you play when deciding which bass is a better fit. I’ve been addicted to Smith basses lol and I owned more than one as well haha. Glad that you’re enjoying yours! Stay blessed man!

@meh2199

3 жыл бұрын

Man I miss Huber and Breese out there on Groesbeck and 15 and 1/2. Moved to Georgia a couple of years ago. Still love that Smith. That voice just sit so well in the mix.

Anyone on the fence to buy a boutique bass don't watch this video!! LOL well said bro!

@jcherrymusicworld

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! 😂 sorry everyone. Just don’t get in trouble with your significant other! Thanks man!

@bassclef283

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcherrymusicworld 😂 😂