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Thank You all for listening to my video. I'm more than happy to hear that it is interesting to someone. It's also very interesting how people react different to Fender and Sandberg. You can read the reactions on YouTube comments. To answer some questions: @ krispn I played Sandberg in Active mode and used only a humbucker, and I didn't want to make an P sound on it. @Cuzzie You are totally right. I should name my video 'Showing off tones', it would suit better then 'Comparison'. Also, I changed stock Glock Sandberg 2 band preamp to a 3 band Darkglass Tone Capsule with two mid eq-s. Now I'm able to make solo humbucker sound as close as it can be to a Stingray, by cutting 500Hz, and boost 2.8kHz, even with humbucker position as it is. That's the sound I was recorded in my video - not at all Pbass sound, but completely different.

Bass Groove Comparison - Fender & Sandberg, Flats & Rounds...

If we ignore the prices that are as they are in Europe right now and return to the topic of colors, I have to admit that I much preferred the previous set of colors. I had a few favorites like Cruz Teal, Chopper Blue, Charcoal Sparkle and especially an Aqua Sparkle. Unfortunately, I don't like any of the new colors ☹️. If I pull the trigger on a used one, it would be a Aqua Sparkle 4H.

Finally completed 😊

I listen to my baby cry 😫

I think I just might be near the end... In the meantime waiting for a Voodoo Lab 4x4

I couldn't return it because I bought it on my journey through Hungary. It seemed to be just a little back bowed and I thought It would straighten under string tension, but no. Only after two weeks under pressure and heat at my luthier it straighten a bit, so he needed to refret it also so he cen level the frets in accordance to neck bow... ☹️. Worst purchase as I said before

There is a guy Marcel Stranis. He is also not so instructional, but he knows to play and do it so relaxing. I enjoy every one of his videos

This is my '68 P. Also a link to a great address: http://vintagebassworld.com/description.php?manufacturer=Fender&product=Precision&year=0

The best are Fender Custom Shop Postmodern P bass, Dod Carcosa Fuzz and Dunlop Bass Mini Wah . The worst is Fender P bass maple neck S8 from 1981 (back bowed) ☹️.

Roda by Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66

Herbie Hancock Actual Proof

Sorry for Your problem ☹️. Sandberg makes lightest solid body basses on the market. Next to standard super light models, You can order Your personal configuration from light wood and parts. It can be a great choice.

Wonder what is under that pickup cover...

Fake

My all original '68 and CS Postmodern '19.

My black edition... Sandberg TM4 Roasted Custom Ebony Reversed / P bass S9

The perfect Precision, and a Jazz at the same time

Back in the days...my 1993 black, and a Classic 5 from 2010

I would mention Gallien Krueger 2001 RB-II as one of the best I have tried

Black on maple looks stunning, there's no better combination, but I would always choose 3 band EQ over 2 band. I've had a lot of them in the past of both types, and IMHO 3 band EQ has much wider possibilities.