Fender Tony Franklin Precision Bass Maple Neck Golden Amber

[RaffaBass95]

whats the price of that bass?

[burningkarma]

I'll take a Made in Mexico if it knocks the price down a few hundred dollars.

[kingofthestoneage5]

I wonder what he's playing through? I would love to have that kinda tone...

[4to88strings]

@kingofthestoneage5 I've played thru Fender Sunn Ampeg Hartke Peavy Acoustic etc and custom rigs About the only thing I've never played a bass thru is Carvin Vox and Mesa Boogie. Acoustics are great4 jazz Ampegs+OLD Sunn Model Ts4rock You can shape your tone from most any amp with EQ, the type of bass, even the type of strings you use. I play a vintage P bass thru an old Peavy now and it's sufficient for what I do currently. I would say best over all amp would be AmpegSVT

[kingofthestoneage5]

@4to88strings I had a SVT with a 6x10 sounded good but heavy and distorted quick. I use a first gen Ashdown EVO 500 with 2 Ashdown 4x10s. The amp destroys an SVT and if I want the dirt that's what a big muff is for. Now cab wise the Ampeg 6x10 is one of the best sounding cabs I've ever heard...

[4to88strings]

@kingofthestoneage5 In my rock touring days I used Sunn Model T with 2 Sunn 215s cabs usually split on either side of the drum rise. I love the lowend of 15s, and I'd just use 1 in a small venue. I also had an Acoustic 371 for a while with a single 18 rev fold that was unbelievable. I play at home thru Peavy and an Ampeg

with 4 or 8 10's when/if I gig or rehearse. I've heard a lot about Ashdown maybe I'll get to play 1 some day. Paul Mac's Mesa Boogie rig sure sounds good 2.

[Socioistic]

Holy butt burp, I've never heard a p/j that sounds that growly!

[BassWhiz92]

made in Mexico

[Muziekschuur01]

Great playing.

[SUFFOCATIONANAL]

is american fender or mexican ?

[edenite]

@SUFFOCATIONANAL american

[reviewteen]

@SUFFOCATIONANAL look at the fucking american flag sticker on it.

[evolutionmb]

America rules, so get used to it pal. USA, USA, USA...!!!

[Bassmastasnake33]

@SUFFOCATIONANAL american

[bassistchrisist]

hochglanzlakierte hälse sind arschgeil :D

[TheAnonymous61]

i agree when he said it's versatile., it's not just for one style,man., just learn how to adjust the settings for it.

[MrStu9459]

Sorry Man I think you suk! Maybe a Jazz Bass would suit your playing style better.

I get a real angry tone out my Tony Franklin..... its made to rock!!

[DarkThoot]

Interesting bass,I think is one of most versatile precision from Fender.Isn't it?

[nexarulhunexarulhu]

@DarkThoot yes this is versatile because of p j pickups, the toggle switch is also awesome !!!

[popace]

damn the quality of the sound is so bad, that all the basses from your vids sound exactly the same -.-

[nexarulhunexarulhu]

i just bought one of theese, and it is fuckin beautiful !!!

[fretlessfrizz]

Hinzuzufügen wäre noch, dass der P-Pickup ein Humbucker ist, der J-PU ist aber ein Single Coil. Wenn man also beide PUs zusammenschaltet, ist immer eine Spule des P-PUs out of phase. Es ergibt sich ein leicht nasaler, etwas leiserer Sound. Ich habe das Problem gelöst, in dem ich ein HB in Stegposition eingebaut habe. Dann klingt die Zwischenposition deutlich fetter und lauter.

Aber ich vermute mal, dass TF die Zwischenposition gar nicht benutzt, deswegen dürfte ihm das egal sein.

[chrisbyebass]

how do you get so much sustain?

[pettinhouse]

that's the Jazz bass not the precision

[bassistdc]

@pettinhouse No it is the p bass with pj pickups. j pickup at the bridge.

[pettinhouse]

@bassistdc

right! Sorry I didn't see the two Pbass pickups

[jarrydogga1122]

@pettinhouse no lol. it isnt

[BruceGlory]

ähem, dem Herrn Franklin würde man also keinen Rockbass zutrauen ? :)

[skotty92]

sehr schöner und geil klingender Bass! =)

danke nochmal!

ABER: der ist doch aus Erle, nich aus Esche?! ;-)

[funkbassboom]

ah the tone is immence! i love it

[IAmTheLineRiderGuy]

hui, das griffbrett is schick :)