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Re: New Fender Modern Player series

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I kind of like the look of the Modern Series Trans Black Jazz Bass and wanted a bass for recording that could cover a wide range of tones.
I am normally a guitar player and green when it comes to bass. Price seems pretty fair to my untrained eye.
I cannot really go up to a proper Jap Fender 70's P Bass I would like and do not fancy an Agathis Squire.
Will this cover my needs and what would be a good amp to go with it sub £300?
I would like to get sounds a kin to Kim Deal, John Curley, Mark Ibold, Kim Gordon.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
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That trans mahogany jag with the p90s looks fantastic. Ever since I dropped the red-silver-blue lace sensors into my strat for the metal toanz I have missed the sparkle of single coils.
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anyone know if the Thinline Deluxe is worthwhile? I've been Gas'n for it hard (in trans black)
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muttlegs wrote:I kind of like the look of the Modern Series Trans Black Jazz Bass and wanted a bass for recording that could cover a wide range of tones.
I am normally a guitar player and green when it comes to bass. Price seems pretty fair to my untrained eye.
I cannot really go up to a proper Jap Fender 70's P Bass I would like and do not fancy an Agathis Squire.
Will this cover my needs and what would be a good amp to go with it sub £300?
I would like to get sounds a kin to Kim Deal, John Curley, Mark Ibold, Kim Gordon.
Thanks in advance for your advice.


I believe that ILFer Gozu has one, and digs it.

I lust after one.

Not sure about your amp needs, but that bass seems totally awesome to me.
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it strikes me that the placement of the volume knob on the Jag that folks were complaining about would be ideal for doing swells with the knob a la Roy Buchanan or Dickey Betts.
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take off that strat jack, paint it black, reverse it (so it sticks out instead of into the body) and you have yourself a p badass jag variant
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Achtane wrote:it's like they went with Teisco's policy of "throw a million fucking switches on it for no reason".

And that's why those things are so damn awesome. I want to get one as my next guitar when I have money to spend. They're so fucking awesome.
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jrmy wrote:
muttlegs wrote:I kind of like the look of the Modern Series Trans Black Jazz Bass and wanted a bass for recording that could cover a wide range of tones.
I am normally a guitar player and green when it comes to bass. Price seems pretty fair to my untrained eye.
I cannot really go up to a proper Jap Fender 70's P Bass I would like and do not fancy an Agathis Squire.
Will this cover my needs and what would be a good amp to go with it sub £300?
I would like to get sounds a kin to Kim Deal, John Curley, Mark Ibold, Kim Gordon.
Thanks in advance for your advice.


I believe that ILFer Gozu has one, and digs it.

I lust after one.

Not sure about your amp needs, but that bass seems totally awesome to me.


i do! i bloody love it! seriously everything i need in a bass... big thick sound and good round range

ETA: it is also built better than my (very well built) CV P-bass
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I'm going to call fender's bluff with the Triplebucker on their marauder and invent a Quadbucker.
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Been done
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DarkAxel wrote:Been done


How did that work out? Oh, and what's a triplebucker like anyways?
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Have no idea - anyone familiar with quadbuckers they fit into Kramers?
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