Lindy Fralin Jazz Bass® Pickup Demo

Learn more and purchase the Lindy Fralin J Jazz Bass® Pickup at:
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::: Please Read :::
Do yourself a favor - Listen with a decent set of headphones to get the best listen to the audio tracks in the video. Your phone or computer’s speakers are poor, they neuter bass frequencies and are a true compromise in this situation.

Youtube applies compression to all videos, and this does affect the audio quality, unfortunately.

When editing the audio for basses with multiple pickups (Pickups combined Equally, Neck Pickup Only, Bridge Pickup Only), the signal levels have been largely left so that a listener can hear the volume difference between the various pickup positions. This results in certain positions sounding louder than others.

Time Stamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Funk (Both Pickups)
00:37 - Funk (Neck Pickup)
00:59 - Funk (Bridge Pickup)
00:21 - Slap (Both Pickups)
01:44 - Slap (Neck Pickup)
02:09 - Slap (Bridge Pickup)
02:34 - Open Strings (Both Pickups)
02:40 - Open Strings (Neck Pickup)
02:46 - Open Strings (Bridge Pickup)
02:53 - Major Scale (Both Pickups)
03:03 - Major Scale (Neck Pickup)
03:13 - Major Scale (Bridge Pickup)
03:24 - Blues (Both Pickups)
03:44 - Blues (Neck Pickup)
04:05 - Blues (Bridge Pickup)
04:26 - Pick (Both Pickups)
04:54 - Pick (Neck Pickup)
05:22 - Pick (Bridge Pickup)
05:52 - Outro



::: Our general feelings about the Lindy Fralin J Jazz Bass® Pickup:::
An excellent example of a classic J tone, Fralin’s J pickups have a nice open tone and have a certain ‘sweetness’. They can have a slightly softer tone, but beautiful, and one can still hear the snap when digging, in especially in the pick tracks. Most players who are looking for a vintage sounding J set will be quite happy with these, regardless of genre.

As always, keep in mind that these are generalizations. Your experience could be different depending on many factors.

::: Talent: Andrew Dow (Bassist/Composer for the demo tracks) :::
Check his work out at the following links:IG - https://bit.ly/41m9F7w
Facebook - https://bit.ly/3MWa2kU
Bandcamp - https://bit.ly/3olNM9K

::: Gear :::
Bass: Fender Squire Jazz Bass
Strings: D’Addario NYXL
Tone is fully on
Audio Interface: Scarlett
Audio Recording Software: Logic Pro X
In Logic Pro X, we used an amp modeler, the ’60s Combo’, which is intended to emulate an Ampeg B-15. There is a slight bit of compression and a high pass filter at 40 Hz. For continuity and evaluation purposes, these settings are applied across all of our demo videos.

FatBassTone:
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Brian Ristola of Fat Bass Tone, LLC wrote and performed the intro/outro.