Spector has the perfect growl for metal!

@chriscuthbertson

3 жыл бұрын

I would say the Spector has 'bite' and the Warwick has 'growl'

@GeorgeVrachliotis

3 жыл бұрын

@@chriscuthbertson bite or growl, this thing is 100% metal.

@chriscuthbertson

3 жыл бұрын

@@GeorgeVrachliotis Totally agree, Spectors have always been great for a metal tone.

@NickiTedesco

3 жыл бұрын

It does!!!

@Aurorae

3 жыл бұрын

I prefer the Spector to the Warwick, and I like my Spector, but much prefer my Music Man Stingrays overall.

The Spector has the tone and growl that is undeniable!

"I've always hated messing with nuts." - Chris C. 2020

@TheBassChannel

3 жыл бұрын

😅

@impulseproman

3 жыл бұрын

No man should be messing nuts we rather be pulling G-string and feeling that big bottom sound

I’ve owned both in their 5 string versions. I loved my Warwick until I played a Spector and got totally hooked.

Team Spector! Nicki's entusiasm and joy makes these newer videos so much fun! What a great addition to the team!

Love watching reviews from musicians who are super enthusiastic about their instruments. Team Spector all the way

I definetly feel like a warwick streamer would've been a more apt comparison than a corvette since the body shape is closer and the pickups are the same.

@johnwilkerson1535

3 жыл бұрын

Pups are not the same at all

@grooveholmes79

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnwilkerson1535 yes they are, The Streamer LX is P/J pickups. I think the Stage 1 is also. Stage 2 is Jazz

@johnwilkerson1535

3 жыл бұрын

Same style, different brands, different tones, different characteristics. That's like saying all four door cars are the same

@azurebasssound1196

3 жыл бұрын

Different woods (the wenge fingerboard make a huge difference and is a part of the Warwick sound) different metal for frets and nut, different pickups... A streamer stage I or II will still sound... Warwick. I did have a SSII, and it's definitely neither a jazz bass nor a Spector

@noorisyan6767

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they are...streamer lx with maple body and pj pu configuration

You guys came out with this at the perfect time for me thank you guys so much for your quality ass vids! 🤘 rock on!!

Warwick has a sort of growl that can't be dialed out no matter what.

@NickiTedesco

3 жыл бұрын

Which I love!

@mateimihai6521

3 жыл бұрын

Not really a growl more like a sort of metallic punch. Spectors have more like a growl.

@Wreckageintow

3 жыл бұрын

You spelled spector wrong

@cd0u50c9

Жыл бұрын

That's the reason I replaced the preamp in my Warwick to something more malleable.

@Rondoggy67

3 күн бұрын

You can dial it out…by picking up a Spector 😂

Wrong choice of Warwick. Should've picked a Streamer Stage I for a fair comparison.

@scottsmith7193

5 ай бұрын

Agreed

I wish my hair blew like that when I play my bass

@ricardojmestre

3 жыл бұрын

😁

@Whos-That-Guy

2 жыл бұрын

your playing bass wrong then.. haha

Great vid. Some corrections: The Euro LX is still in production and it also has the battery compartment (these were added to the Euros in 2016), the LT is just an additional model. Depending on color the LX has Bartolini, EMG or Aguilar pickups. The main difference with the LT is the body is chambered for weight reduction (LT I imagine is for Lightweight) and it has a proprietary DG Tone Capsule preamp. Those are the main differences. Another difference is the Ebony board (though some Euro Special Editions have had the Ebony board as well); and of course, the LX has different finishes than the LT.

Both nice basses.....but the Spector for me hands down....

Cool vid, great work, both of you. Nice one!

Just bought a Spector bass and I’m in love! The growl is real. One day I’d love to own a Warwick as well, but for now I’m all about that Spector bass! The moment I picked it up it just felt so right.

Nicki has been such a great addition to the channel.

@NickiTedesco

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rome!!

Seriously cheesing 😁 watching this. You two are amazing. Great tones.

So a neck-through bass with PJ single coils that costs nearly $3k has a more strident midrange and more clarity than one with a bolt on neck and dual humbuckers that costs a little less than $2k? Right. Who would've thought. You honestly could've done this whole video with that Warwick and a Warwick Streamer NT with PJs, or that Spector against a Spector Eurobolt with dual humbuckers and seen just as much difference. In any case, both Warwick and Spector make amazing instruments, so just find one you love and play it! If you find the instrument that truly speaks to you, you'll never be looking over your shoulder worrying whether you bought the wrong one. If you buy it because someone else said it was good, you'll always be left wondering what if.

@fireemblemistrash75

3 жыл бұрын

Then One day I will have a six string pbass WITH split coil pickups and not soapbar pickups :D One day...

@yetanotherbassdude

3 жыл бұрын

@@fireemblemistrash75yeah, kinda crazy nobody's done a 6-string P-bass before, actually. Like, they already do 5-string ones with split P pickups that can do 3 and 2, so why not a 6-string with 3 and 3?

@AttitudeCastle

3 жыл бұрын

yetanotherbassdude They have, EMG at lest used to make one, Aguilar, Bill Lawrence etc all make 3+3 pickups

@thememorycard5802

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, the fan war between Warwick and Spector is so stupid. I own Spectors (imports) and Warwick (Rockbass) are they're awesome.

I've had three Spectors since the 1980s. Haven't kept any of them. Great looks but never could get a sound I was comfortable with. Big and meaty for sure but couldn't get a useable top end that I liked. The last one I had for a day and took it back in exchange for an equivalent priced Ibanez. Absolutely no comparison in any department. I have however bought a Warwick Fortress Masterman 5 new in '97. I still have it and always will. The balance is perfect, despite the weight. Easy to play and the sounds - perfection. You name it, it can do it with class. But I'm hopeful that I'll find a Spector that works for me one day. We all have different tastes.

Spector by a long shot in both looks and sound.

I have been a Warwick guys since the beginning but if I wouldn't play Warwick I would definitely play Spector. Both basses feel good in their own way. I kind of dig the brutal low end of Spector basses but what I love more is the growly tone of the Warwicks. Warwick just made it i the end for me because they gave me the tone that I wanted.

@craigmack-cv3cp

Жыл бұрын

Warwick is better crafted … better woods … better bass unless you talkin USA Spector

@xenogear88

Жыл бұрын

@@craigmack-cv3cp You also have to take availability into the equation. Warwick are everywhere in EU but I have a hard time finding Spector basses. I think the opposite is true for USA

@tiltil9442

Жыл бұрын

@@craigmack-cv3cp their Czech stuff plays circles around Wicks

Wonderful people, great presentation. I'm in the market for Spector and came to the right place. Love it!

Spector ❤️

Now I want to hear Nicki's mahogany StingRay! This video is a lot of fun, because I play a StingRay and a Corvette Proline (MEC active-active J-J). I'm starting to think about having a series/parallel switch installed on my StingRay.

@poisonedlife

3 жыл бұрын

I think the only video she did (what I know) on the Stingray is the 80's Post Punk Sound (great video), sounds amazing... Man, I see comments on other videos and forums about Stingrays and I R E A L L Y want a Stingray, here in Argentina you have to sell your kidneys and maybe your lungs to afford just one... Also, I would love to have the HH, but the single H just does it for me ...

Nice demo and great playing!

The Spector is definitely the more attractive bass. That finish is beautiful. I'm more of a fan of Fenders, Rickenbackers, and StingRays myself though.

@mynameisvisutinnadda

Жыл бұрын

Kinda wish Ernieball makes stingray with this pu config - stingray 5 necks will spoil you

@rome8180

Жыл бұрын

@@mynameisvisutinnadda love a StingRay neck, especially since they switched to roasted maple a few years back.

@GooseCrack

Жыл бұрын

yea that finish is impeccable

@ericeastman2427

Жыл бұрын

Yup I agree the Spector is more attractive and it sounds better more deeper and throaty tone. The Warwick sounds more thin it's still a fantastic bass but I'm also a MM stingray owner and a Spector as well. Nothing beats a MM true oil neck it's like butter but the specter neck is more glossy but The specter is louder than my music man now granite my music man stingray is from 2007 it does not have the 18 volt preamp. Just a standard 9 volt. but in my opinion the specter crushes the Warwick

My favorite on board EQ on a bass is just an active bass boost and a passive treble cut (tone control). I never want to cut bass or boost treble.

I used to be a Spector endorsed artist back in the early 2000s. Still love their bases to the this day and currently looking for an oldschool Euro NS-4CR.

They both sound good are very good basses. It really depends on the genre you're playing as to what would work better for you. I've had both a Streamer and a Spector and I liked them both. It also matters what pickups you have and preamp. I had EMG's and Aguilar OBP3 in the Streamer and that bass KILLED!!

@TheBassChannel

3 жыл бұрын

We need more comments like this! Agreed. They’re both awesome!

Before the COVID situation hit, I test played a Chinese-made Warwick 5-string Corvette $$ at my local Guitar Center. I LOVED how it sounded and felt to play (but it was also sooooooo damn heavy). It also had some electronics problems and was on the clearance rack for like $600. Still kind of kicking myself in the ass for not pulling the trigger, but I wanted the chance to test-drive some other brands before I decide what to get.

@TheBassChannel

3 жыл бұрын

I had the chance to buy a used (but almost mint) one for $300 but passed on it. I regretted it until now because this GPS is climbing to the top spot of my bass collection.

If you go on the MEC website you can find the specs for the MEC preamp installed in the Warwick. Active 2 way would be : bass +/- 15 dB @ 100 Hz and treble +/- 15 dB @ 2.5 kHz

@TheBassChannel

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t know why I couldn’t find it. Thanks for the info!

After looking for that Corvette DoubleBuck, but couldnt get it due to manufacturing problems at Warwick cause of Covid, I tried the Spector LX4 String Neckthrough with Tonepump. and took it. I'm quite happy with this. I was at Warwick in that booth before and talked to the head of manufacturing an tried all those fancy basses too. But still, Spector EURO is a great Choice. I will keep my Warwick Streamer anyway ;)

Awesome to hear Nicki play the iconic bassline of Hey Man, Nice Shot by Filter. (Especially since the tone of her spector is better to my ears than the original)

Watched this video this morning and bought the last Spector Euro 4 LT that was for sale in my country :) even the same finish :) my first "grown-up" bass!

I have them both...an ancient white spector ns 2a (w emg bts preamp) and Ash bodyWarwick $$ 5 string ..every sound man love them .

I own two Warwick Bass guitars, one is a 90's Warwick Thumb and the other is a 2010's 5 string Corvette I love both instruments and both are very different animals in both live and recording situations. I played on a few really Nice Spectors though I never truly got on with them because of the neck shape felt too thin in my hands.

Some of the best design ideas are the simplest, as a Warwick Corvette owner I cant believe that no other manufacturers have an adjustable nut! Its awesome and not the only reason I love my Warwick but its def a tick box.

*Hey* thanks for the great review. *Man* I gotta say, I've owned similar models to both of those bases and they were really *nice.* But I'd love to get my hands on those two models and give 'em a *shot.*

I’m just glad and lucky to have both of those beautiful basses

Spector every time!

The Spector tone pump is a full 18db Treble & Bass boost/cut. All the way on the treble/bass are boosted (traditional Smile EQ). All the way off and they're slightly cut. Somewhere in the middle it's flat. If you don't have the internal trim-pot, just roll off the Tonepump because all it is is a Treble/Bass boost.

Great job you two! Nicki you are so cute and sweet ❤️ I bought an LT and a EuroBolt since watching this video and I'm all in for spector, selling most of my other bass's. Thanks Nicki for the excellent demonstration of the LT, I should have tried spector long ago

Looking back on owning a 2001 Warwick Thumb I think I probably would have preferred buying a spector

I ended up buying a Spector Euro LX and that matte finish is soooo nice.

i really love the overall smoothness of the spector, and how its more clear, but also rumbly and growly. in this case, id go with the lt. but id also like to see a comparison between the lt and my favorite warwick model, the thumb.

Darkglass Tone Capsule is normally Bass, High Mids, Low Mids, not Bass, Treble, Mids

@Jihadbearzwithgunz

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Have one 18 volt tone capsule in my old spector q4 and will be swapping one into my violet burst lt 5 at some point as it came with a tone pump.

@extrememetalbass9403

3 жыл бұрын

The spector version is different the standard tonecapsule

I have a Spector USA NS4 and a Warwick master built Thumb and they couldn't be any different! My Spector as more in common with my Wal MK1 ... it's gigantic compared to the Warwick.

Spector for design and finish; Warwick for sound .

Currently rocking Music man Stingray '17 5 string & '20 4 string ( both special editions) and a '97 Warwick Thumb. It really does depend on the set up and what I'm playing. That Thumb is just so warm , growly and comfy though. Probably my favorite feeling bass to play. Spector is next on the list however. A Euro LS or maybe NS Dimension... Edit; This video was a lot of fun to watch. Two bass heads just getting after it having a blast talking bass. Well done.

This was a lot of fun and I learned that if I ever have long hair I have to have a fan blowing it around so I look cool while I play

You're so cool! Thanks for video and for your smiles, it's so nice! Спасибо, ребята, вы клёвые!

Great comparison video. I've always thought Spector and Warwick were the top two brands to compare against for metal and rock. I love all of the attention to detail Warwick offers as well as the body and pickup look, but the the Spector tone sounds best...in this video.

I know im here for music, but she is so happy it cannot go unnoticed. What a smile and her laugh is incredible.

As a wenge junkie I just love the feel of the necks on the Warwicks and now on the Cort basses I play.

Love both basses. In this video I'd have to give the nod to Spector. I play a Warwick pro-series Corvette standard. Bubinga/ovenkol/wenge, and I think my tone would be more comparable. Absolutely love the Spector Euro rst, as well as the streamer stage one's. Loved the video simply because as a lefty, all the demos one can hear are helpful to determine a baseline, no pun intended, to help with buying the right bass. Not a lot of euro LX basses in my local shops to fiddle with.🤣 Or Warwicks at all. So thank you.👍🤘

Playing one of my favorite 90s songs. I used to play Warwick but on this Spector wins hands down.

I’ve never owned a Warwick, but I’ve played a few, and IMHO, Warwick makes really nice basses. I REALLY like the sound of the Thumb Bass, because that’s what my hero, Jack Bruce used to play. (He also played an early Spector NS2, FWIW) I own 2 Czech made Spectors. One is a 2000 or 2001 NS4CRFM, and the other is a Euro 6LT, that I bought last Summer. Both basses came stock with EMG P/Js, and EMG BTS EQs. My NS4CRFM has “Standard” EMGs, my 6LT has EMG X-Series pickups. I absolutely LOVE my Spector Euros! Their tones are surprisingly versatile. I’m planning a couple more. I want a Euro 5LX, a Euro 5LT and a Euro 6LX. I’m hooked on Spectors. BTW, I prefer the sound of Nicki’s Euro 4LT. And, yes: I’m biased.

Playability is so much more important to me than inherent tone. You can always tweak inherent tone with pedals and EQ to get a sound and output that you like but if a bass isn’t comfortable to play then it’s almost impossible to change that. I’ve loved the sound of just about every Spector Euro I’ve played but I could never get used to that gloss neck. Conversely, my Warwick isn’t the best sounding bass I’ve ever played out of the box but it just feels so comfortable in my hands that it practically plays itself. Chuck in some effects and processing and it’s an absolute tone beast.

I love my Spector Euro LX5 Lefty, made in czech republic, it's a monster.

The Spector has an aggressive, "growly" tone. The Warwick has a warmer, lighter tone. I prefer the tone and the aesthetics of Spector.

@insertanynameyouwant5311

3 жыл бұрын

yeah but warwick has cooler hardware, headstock shape sucks way less and just a nut is awesome

@Ryan-ev8nj

3 жыл бұрын

And I personally think it simply has to do with the Warwick they chose to showcase. Had they chose any Warwick thumb or streamer , regardless the model, those two Warwick types own aggressive sound

@ThisObserver

3 жыл бұрын

Our ears are wired the opposite - Spector sounds more polite, versatile. Warwick more growly, less warm - thinner.

I own both a '94 Spector NSCRFM and a '99 Warwick Streamer LX. Love the punchiness of the Spector, and it has one of my favorite slap tones too. I had 2 Warwicks previously, a bolt on and a neck thru Thumb. and tried to like them, but I never warmed up to them. I particularly hated the neck profile (The neck thru was slightly better/slimmer). They were incredibly responsive instruments though, and took some getting used to (If you're used to playing a P bass, for example, you'll immediately notice just how latent they feel/sound comparatively to a Thumb, where the note you pluck is instantaneous). If you're a tapper (I'm not), they're a perfect weapon. Anyway, I prefer the Spector in this demo.

Always had Warwick as my favorite until I got a Spector. The Spector is now my favorite of my collection. I don’t have top of the line bass though.

Always preferred Spector over everything. Rex's playing turned me on to it years ago in Pantera. Never been able to afford one, though.. Sterling StingRay for the cost factor

@Pablotercero90

3 жыл бұрын

You like the sterling?

I'd look at the blend might be able to flip it without even soldering on the warwick much like my emg system in my old Rebop the abc (active balance control felt the same put the bridge pickup in the neck position and neck in the bridge position so turning it to the bridge singles out the bridge pickups and to the neck for the neck.

So weird thing about the battery doors, opening and closing them enough times can pull the wires off the solder on the contacts within the door housing. This happened with my old stingray. The Warwick battery connector doesn’t have any tension and If you handle it with care, it’ll never let you down

I always thought I was more of a Warwick fan, but this Spector sounds fantastic.

Warwick owns all bass companies imho. Not only do they have a sick sick sickass growl for all types of music. But They are the only bass I’ve found that has this almost harmonic overtone, to every note....especially the Warwick thumb basses. It’s so hard to put into words what it is that I hear that every Warwick has, it’s almost a droned note that every attacked note has. If ya want to hear it, Ryan Martinie really pulls that tone out of his thumb bass when he plays.

@craigmoran893

3 жыл бұрын

My 6-string Ng3 shits on my 6-string Thumb in every way, at Half the price! I don't even play it anymore. Warwick have a very nice bridge setup, They are definitely the better choice over Spector.

@iamgribs

3 жыл бұрын

One thing i noticed hearing warwick apart from the distinctive mids is that the lower end has this crazy rumble growl to it. I'm more partial to Ps, Js, Musicman, GL style.

I love both. Both have their places, tones and feel. Warwick, Spector and Musicman. My favorite brands all in one video.

Spectors are the best based ever made.

@aldito7586

3 жыл бұрын

They are very great instruments !!!

@davidzedner4286

3 жыл бұрын

It’s all personal preference...But there was a time where every professional musician could be seen using them from low slinging pick metal guys to studio caliber cats...Everyone trusted the NS- 2

Nothing beats the tone and growl of a Spector. I've owned several basses, Warwick, Fender, Ibanez, Jackson, etc, I even had a Pevey and Gibson. (two big pieces of crap) I was having problems with the electronics with my Jackson bass and had to borrow a bandmates Spector for a gig. That night between sets I got a lot of compliments on my playing from not only the audience but my bandmates as well. The next day I hit the music store and sold all old my basses and bought three Spectors. I've been playing Spector ever since, that was in 02. That growl and tone there's no other sound like it. This is coming from a drummer, the bass is my second preferred instrument, I play it from time to time at some gigs. Spector is the only way to go.

Speaking about alternate material basses, try Alusonic from Italy, they are aluminium and some aluminium-wood hybrids

@juliangramajo7010

3 жыл бұрын

@@LRS905 the hybrids right? Correct me if im wrong. Alusonic makes them entirely and has some really cool ones, like a "Sabre" model and a "51p" with a j pickup. Never the less i didn't say that they invented them :p

That Spector is as gorgeous as Nicki is. Great vid and even cooler that you guys were able to team up 🤘

Spector for me easily. Never liked warwicks

@ricardojmestre

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto

@Jihadbearzwithgunz

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a Spector guy myself but I still want a thumb from listening to mudvayne growing up just ryan martinie and his Warwick Thumb 5 . They are so heavy though.

The Spector just sounds fuller with a broader spectrum of highs and lows! At least to my ears. The Warwick is wolly and dull! And the necks on the Warwicks I've tried were uncomfortable to me. I remember playing a Spector Rebop bass with EMGhz pickups at Guitar Center in the used section. I was blown away! I don't know how to explain it. I've played many basses sense with the EMGhz pickups and they don't have what that Spector had! Unfortunately even used it was out of my price range.

So here’s the deal. My favorite bassist is Marco hietala of nightwish and he uses a Warwick but they are incredibly expensive. I own a squire affinity jazz bass and I absolutely love it. If I were to upgrade what should I look for? I’ve been looking at kiesel. I’m strapped but one day I’ll be able to afford an upgrade

Can I prefer one of each? I have a Spector Euro 5LXTW and a Warwick Rockbass Starbass 5. Love them both for different reasons but both are great.

Finally some nice bassists playing with a pick on YT.

Loved my thumb bass neck through But Spector hands down.

hey man nice shot!!

I had a Spector Rebop (2008 or something), but sold it at some point. The Tone Pump just didn't work for me and the neck profile around the first three frets wasn't my thing. I tried to play it in a Post Hardcore band and always gravitated back to my AM Standard Jazz for some reason... The Spectors are certainly great quality instruments and I would love to get my hands on the Euro with the PJ configuration, but I'm still sceptical about the neck profile and electronics. 😅

Awesome video. I still want to know where Nicki got those EMG wristbands!

I own those 2 same bass I love both

Two completely different animals I'll go spector all day. Spector ns-2 was to first . My old spector q4 pro was my first venture with a Spector found it at a guitar center labeled as a legend for 299 lol original pickups are in it still but the g bts has been swapped to a 18 volt darkglass tone capsule. With a gotoh battery box.

After 42yrs of playing the bass guitar I have finally been set free from the active battery on board electronics !! I own over 40 basses and I currently only own 2 basses that have an active on-board circuit !!! I am an old school rock player and passive pick up's are perfect for me with a high power tube amp then I am happy !! I'll just use a bass preamp pedal on my pedal board and that works for me !! Remember that it is ALL in the FINGERS !!!

I want that warwick. Cool like with my stingray humbuckers. I love the sound of alnico humbuckers

I have a streamer stage 1 5 string broad neck and I absolutley LOVE IT. Everything else feels like a toy... BBut I do want to get a Spector rebop 4 string

I've never owned either brand instrument, but I can tell that these companies (probably) put more into their instruments than most.They both have excellent tone and unlike some of my instruments, they will likely hold their value over time. I especially love Warwick's designs and choices of woods, but there is a growl to the Spector that I didn't hear on the Warwick.

Wow she really sold me on the Spector. Really good bass for metal.

Except for the highest tiers in both companies, my preference is (from top to bottom) 1. Spector Euro series 2. Warwick GPS 3. Warwick Rockbass series 4. Spector made in Korea/Indonesia

Frequencies on the MEC 2 band pre amp in the Warwick are 100 and 2.5k

Awesome video and great comparison. \m/ Both basses are pretty good. especially for metal. \m/ it's a kinda hard to choose which one I like the most. I like the spector euro for it's incredibly punchy sounds. especially since nicki has a set of bartolini pickups(which I'm a huge fan of) and a darkglass tone capsule on her spector bass. this combination I think sounds incredible. and I like the warwick corvette $$ for it's simply unique design and it's growly metal tone. If I were to purchase a warwick bass, I would definitely go with the warwick rockbass corvette $$ 5-string bass. plus they sound killer with darkglass pedals. I like their vintage series(especially since I own the vmt) and I was thinking of getting either the alpha omnicron or the microtubes x sometime soon to go with my vmt. anywho, once again, their both good basses. it's kinda tough to choose which one I consider the best. all I can say is that they're both excellent for metal.

Filter-Hey Man Nice Shot. Great song

Love these vs videos. Ever thought of doing one with Hofners? They have three distinct levels of instruments, much like other manufacturers, so that would have to be taken into account. Compare kind to kind, obviously. Folks here may disparage Hofner, but they are awesome.

@NickiTedesco

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like em!

@DoctorIntrepid

3 жыл бұрын

This is easily one of my favorite channels. Keep up the good work!

Hey, man. Nice shot!

I do play a Warwick Thumb Bo 5 2010 full black special edition, one of the best bass I have ever played, with an awesome tone BUT, also one of the most uncomfortable bass ever, there is a noticeable neck stretch(due to the position, the first fret is like 2-3 frets to the left for the hand compared to a jazz bass) and the neck dive, it always wants to go vertically.

I like both Basses, the Spector seems to have more fret buzz than the Warwick, also from what ive seen of the Warwicks they don't have fret markers on the neck which would be a nice option for me personally, I do love that Spector sound & looks though same for Warwicks, horses for courses I suppose. With Darkglass being involved with the Spector just out of interest what's anyone's opinion on the Dingwalls? Great vidio very informative 🤙🤘🤙

The spector sounds so good

I have the same issue with my Jazz bass EMG J pickups So unbelievably hot it breaks my tube preamp up too much and when you roll down on the volume it sounds wimpy and not like my bass anymore..

Hey man, nice shot!

@DerSnoeziewoezie

3 жыл бұрын

Great bassline, isn't it?

In the intro, the Spector and the Warwick both have a good sound in the 4th string, but the Warwick sounded a lot less clear. than the Spector on the 3rd string. The difference in the sound between the Warwick 4th and 3rd string are substantial. The Spector is much clearer.