Yo, that was a mad cool compliment.. I'm almost embarrassed. Thank you very much!

@@hyperdog67 And a well deserved one :)

Damn. I replied before I saw your post. Great minds think alike. Great bass demo on the pickups. They sound great

Nice job, man. Got a P bass set of the EMG GZRs on the way... can't wait! You are very modest about your playing! I like that. Great playing, indeed! May I suggest DR Hi Beams? They sound ridiculously awesome! Thanks for sharing 👍

@@kippharrington3106 I dig the High Beams except for the price.. lol

Thank you very much for the kind words my brother..

That's hysterical! And true! I can always tell who the bass players are at shows simply because of the face they make when I'm either at soundchecks, or getting my level before we play.

Thanks for the comment!

Westrocker 67 no problem!

And is that a K&N Filters sticker on your bass? Race car motif?

@@justinkline1294 yes sir.. all high performance car stuff

@@hyperdog67 Do you know the year of your bass? Or can you you tell me the color underneath all the stickers and I can figure it out? I ask because when I went to buy the GZR set, the seller warned me that the bridge pickup cavity on some Squier PJs is too narrow for the GZR J. Yours obviously was not. Thanks!

@@justinkline1294 I have a video up of the original color.. it's Sunburst and I believe it's one of the cheap Squier bass guitars.. not the cheapest.. but the next one up.

@@justinkline1294 here you go.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9mef8pz057WoIU.html

Thank you so much brother.. how'd you find me, just curious?

@@hyperdog67 just wanted to hear the gzrs

Thank you very much!

@@hyperdog67 I don't subscribe to many channels, but you definitely deserve a Sub and move views. I owe you a pint, when & if you decide to tour in the UK. American bands are insanely popular here and in mainland Europe.

@@TenFalconsMusic Cheers mate! I'm so grateful for the add! If you dig this, I hope you'll like my band also? Here's a link. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ht5ldrWUnanGXYk.html And I'll definitly take you up on that pint!

How'd you know that?!!

@@hyperdog67 I liked your vid and looked into some of your other vids. I'm a big ramones fan and Mickey Lee is pretty rad too.

Thank you so much brother.. CONGRATS on the new member of the family!

Impressive comment! Thank you brother.

My pleasure brother. A more in depth video is coming.

Go with the Geezer's.. they're based on what was in those P-Bass's he was using back in the day to get those great Sabbath tones..to me there are only 2 for my money that capture those great tones from that period..EMG and Seymour Duncan

@@hyperdog67 Agree; I have the Dimarzio's on my 2015 American standard (bought it used that way), which sound more high mid-rangey than these... I'm going to switch them out and sell them in favor of the GZRs...I want warmth, butt with teeth!

I'll tell you who makes pickups that I'm also in love with.. Seymour Duncan! I have a Steve Harris P-Bass that have Duncan's in it, and those sound amazing. I read somewhere that he asked for them to be specially wound for more mids? which seems odd to me considering he's dealing with 3 guitars players!

Thank you Black Roots.. thank you..

Thank you very much Nicholas. One day I'll make a proper video..I just picked up a Lemmy Ric copy that I'm gonna review very soon..stay tuned.

Why thank you brother.. it's one of my go to riffs when I pick up a new instrument or play new strings.

Thank you very much..They can continue to deliver the goods. I'm so in love with the Geezer's that when I use another bass I can hear the difference. I have a Steve Harris P-Bass and the Seymour Duncan pickups in that bass are something special also.

Can't wait to see it brother!

Not using a Sansamp so to speak. I'm running through a Tech 21 Dug Ultra 1000.

What is the something that you're hearing? I'm curious..

Thank you very much.. you're absolutely right.. it does! I was giving a mild demo.. I'll be posting something this weekend that shows how narly this thing gets.. please subscribe..

Thank you brother..I just fake it decent..

Thank you brother..I got a thing for speed, and guitars..I just married the 2.

Thank you brother.. check Google and Reverb.

Heck yeah. I think I will like them more than an Aguilar set I haven’t even installed yet.

Thank you very much..

The strings are whatever strings came with the bass.. most likely Fender strings. As far as the amp goes, I'm playing through a Tech21 dUg Ultra Bass 1000. Treble set at about 1 o'clock? Drive was set at about 12 o'clock. The sound you're hearing is achieved through bi-amping. Thanks to the genius of Tech21. It's basically guitar amp, and a bass amp blended signals. Thanks for your interest and kind words.

@@hyperdog67 Anytime!! Thanks for the video as well as your time on the comment!!

I'm using the Tech21 1000, through a Marshall 4x10 bass cab..I used to have an Amptweaker bass Tightdrive pedal with the dUg mod.. but the Tech21 smokes it. Thank you for your kind words..

@@hyperdog67 Sweet, it sounds killer!

@@bigsnack thank you SO MUCH!!

Inspired by the ALMIGHTY BLITZSPEER..

@@hyperdog67 That's german ;-) I dont know the band . . . But the name implies some hard rocking vikings ;-) lightning spear!

They were a NYC hardcore band in the 90's..

@@hyperdog67 yeah, I saw them on KZfaq ;-)

I've got Ernie Ball Super Slinky's on her.. the green package I believe?

Mickey Leigh's Mutated Music

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ht5ldrWUnanGXYk.html

Hell yeah I like the energy

Paul Blart Mall Cop The pickups are molded together in an epoxy to the cover. Another reviewer was hoping to do the same thing.

@@brandonwebb8280 yeah, I ended up buying them anyway, turns out I think they look cool anyway so it's all good

Yes, it was the PJ-BASS set from EMG

@@hyperdog67 Thanks sounds great along with the badass bridge you made a good call instead of spending stupid money for a guitar body and appreciate the fact you Like Geddy I like him are from Toronto If I am New York next time and your band is playing I will be sure to check you out

@@michaelgalanos981 Wow.. what an honor! Thank you for the compliment, and thanks for subscribing. I'll be adding content in the next few days. My Dad has been in I'll health, so I've been trying to help out. And you're right, the bridge pickup sounds awesome on its own!

@@hyperdog67 All the Best and I hope your Dad a speedy recovery I knew from first site you were a good man helping out your dad is noble

Not at all.. very easy. And the fact that you don't have to solder anything makes it even better..

I switched out the hinge that was on there for an Badass style bridge called an Omega.

Whatever roundwound strings that came with the bass.

I explain in another video that I swapped out the bridge for a Badass 2 bridge.. it's actually an Omega bridge.. the neck is a stock Squier neck.. pay no attention to the stickers on the headstock..

It's the remnants of a Fender sticker, not the logo, but aa sticker. Sharp eye!

I don't understand?

@@hyperdog67 what or how do we compare something to know how much or if indeed they are better at all without a sound bite of before and after the pickup change? I'm looking at getting some better pickup's for my bass, but I want to hear what I'm opting for! If it's punch and twangy top end I'm not interested, I'm looking for deep smooth bass sounds, for me I rarely use my j pickup and looking for more deep tonal response, I play reggae n dub, and I think I miss my stienberger active humbuckers, not convinced the P pickup is what I need, but I've been making do for the last 27 years! I think a new set of pickup's could make a huge difference, but is the EMG pj the way to go? Should I try n find some active version of the on or just buy another bass?

OK..now I know what you meant. What I'd do is go with a Steinberger Spirit bass. I did a review of one on my channel..if that's the sound you really liked. Keep in mind with this video of the amp I'm using. I'm playing through a Tech21 dUg Ultra 1000 head, and a Marshall 4x10 bottom. My tone is just what you described. Also, these pickups are based off of a Fender 60's P-Bass. I don't care what genre you're listening to from the 60's 70's ect, if it was done using a P-Bass...it's gonna sound like a P-Bass..you know what I mean? So don't let MY tone throw you off..it's still a P-Bass. But check out the Sprit bass..I owned a Steinberger in the 80's and I don't feel a difference in play? Hope this helps?

@@simoncooper8272 Come to think of it, I did a review of this same bass before I swapped out the pickups..

Review of the bass before the pickup swap..kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pM1drLmgrZe5lY0.html

In what way am I killing you?

Why would you tell someone how to hear? I would NEVER in a million years go to someone's channel, and critique their tone? Tone is like tastebuds.. everyone tastes something slightly different.

What does that mean?

@@hyperdog67 lol I think he means you sound like Joey Ramone. Great playing and demo btw, thinking about grabbing these for my p bass as well

@@777Lateralus I sound like Joey Ramone? I mean, I play in a band with Joey's brother, but I've never heard ever that I sound like Joey..