And he's a really cool guy. Very humble

And said Bass sounds *AMAZING!*, and as a 6 (soon to be 7 when my Special Order comes in) Spector Bass Owner I'd be first on the list to purchase one... if Spector made a Bolt-On Version. All but one of my Spectors are "ReBop 4/5 DLX FMs & EXs", except for my Legend Classic 6-String, as Spector doesn't make a "ReBop 6", and it makes far more sense *for me* to go to the next line down and modify the Pickups, Preamp & Tuners to be as close to my ReBops as possible rather then spend a HUGE amount on a "Euro6 LX" that I'd honestly play the least of all my Spectors (I picked up the Legend Classic 6 for a *steal* of a price) as I'm not a fan of the woods combinations and Electronics used in it. ...but an Alex Webster ReBop5 DLX FM models? I'd be there with the metaphorical Bells On! 👍🏼

Indeed. I just bought his book, its very well written and informative. He seems like he'd be a cool guy to hang out with.

@@scottlapier4797 I have his book too and it's helping me a lot with my own bass playing. Would definitely like to meet Alex one day be able to chat about bass playing and gear with him

Yeah

Always a gentleman

The same my Man, just the same So nice guy

21/5000 the same goes for me. this man kills with the bass.

Same

Exact same, I love blotted science and conquering dystopia. I love Alex’s bass work and bass tone but I can’t listen to Cannibal Corpse.

Understandable*

He's an absolute gent. Cannibal Corpse came to Cork in 2006 and I got into conversation about music and other topics with him after the show. He's one of those people that you kinda feel as if you've known for your entire life

the voice.

Well Mustaine is pretty nerdy

Mustaine but cool

I simply cannot believe the tone he gets. I would reenact one of their songs to have that kind of tone and skill

He swapped to SWR for a while right? I know he retired his Ampegs from live performances

I've been having that problem too. I used a sansamp bass driver for years and having an active bass was nice because it doesn't have a lot of gain on its own. I'm using a B7K Ultra now and it has an insane amount of gain, if my bass's volume knob is higher than halfway then it gets really fuzzy and noisy and you can't hear what notes I'm playing anymore. I want to just get a passive bass so I don't have to worry about batteries anymore

They did? 3 brands under FMIC have ceased production in recent years. Let's hope SWR don't fall by the wayside cuz their amps are really good

I didn't know they bought either company.

the spector bass, the aguilar amp, and above all, his picking hand technique

sweet thanks :)

New(ish) strings are also very important. If your strings are dead, your high end frequencies will be really muted and you won't be able to hear all the chunky clicking noises he gets from hitting the strings. If you practice on a regular basis (like 30 mins to an hour every day), you should be changing your strings 3 or 4 times a year. If your strings are more than 6 months old it's time for a new set

Fender

yeison david ruiz ramirez afinador, un darkglass b3k (overdrive) y el de abajo desconozco

Radial bass bone

Na, man, he uses really low action, possibly like I do. I like to go just about the frets (if possible). That will naturally produce a "twangier" and/or more percussive style, especially if you pluck or pick hard. The same for Rex Brown's tone (Pantera): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7dopcpkuJnaoH0.html

alexander chang Perhaps because he doesn't feel like he needs it :)

In the other band hes in he uses a b7k I guess with cc the b3k gave him the tone he wanted so he didnt bother changing it

I'm sure he owns both

He uses one now he switches between alot of the darkglass overdrives he's even used the vintage microtubes if you look on his instagram you can see what gear he's using on each tour

yes its A#(low) D# G# C# F#(high)

They also use G# tuning.

I'd say they're being used in tandem. That's usually the case with dual pickup basses.

Both dude, best option for those seasoned bass players.

Matheus Lima instant pass the point of no return

When have you ever seen it red