Fender Musicmaster Bass
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My first real bass was a music master. I did a lot of gigs with it. A true valus for your money I'd say.
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@PoetLaureate2 Not at all. Probably the least versatile Fender ever made.
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@ox092 Mustang has split-coil style pickups; Musicmaster has a guitar pickup.
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I use a 1976 Fender Musicmaster bass. One of the most comfortable and natural feeling basses I've ever played. I put some flatwounds on it, and I must say, I get a fantastic warm sound (just like McCartney).
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Ive got one two of these. One is bone stock and I'm keeping it that waty. The other was all chopped up when I got it, has an active pickup for which they routed a big ol' hole in the body, crappy paint. So i covered it in bumper stickers, added a drop D tuner (I HATE 5-strings but need a low D sometimes). ANYWAY, both are very playable for my smaller hands, the bone stock one sounds good w a classic sound, i use it in church; the modified one is edgier and i use it gigging. I LOVE them both!
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@ox092 the pick-up: the mustang has plit coil pick up. and The pickguard too.
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@ox092 Fender Musicmaster Bass have a six pole single coil pickup (a single coil pickup of Fender Stratocaster guitar, now Bronco bass have a Squier Stratocaster pickup), Fender Musicmaster Bass play whit a customized little split coil (not the P-split).
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@ox092 mustang bass is a split pickup
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@ox092 Mustang bass has a split coil like a P-bass and the Musicmaster has a shitty Stratocaster (yes, a guitar pickup!) stock.
what is the difference in pickups between this bass and the Mustang bass?
ox092 8 months ago
@ox092 No idea!
coolguitars 8 months ago 2
Hey, that sounds awesome. I'm in a struggle here, i want to buy a mustang bass or a musicmaster. What would you suggest?
Thanks
Hyronimus89 1 year ago
@Hyronimus89 No idea. Are your two basses old instruments or new ones? You better try them with your amp if possible. I had to do quiet a bit of tweaking to my settings to get this sound.
coolguitars 1 year ago
Would you consider this bass versatile? because i've come across one in a local shop for $400 and i'm seriously considering buying it.
PoetLaureate2 1 year ago
@PoetLaureate2 I wouldn't say it's very versatile. It's rather the amp that makes the sound so fat here. I'd suggest an old tube amp and a good compressor.
coolguitars 1 year ago