Jonas Hellborg Signature Warwick

[TapyTap]

For anyone interested in Mr. Hellborg's signature bass guitar, these videos provide some decent quality examples...played by Jonas:

[url="http://www.musikmachen.de/Workshops/Bass-Videoworkshop-It-s-all-about-SOUND"]It's all about SOUND[/url]

[url="http://www.musikmachen.de/Workshops/Bass-Videoworkshop-Tonal-Gravity"]Tonal Gravity[/url]

[url="http://www.musikmachen.de/Workshops/Bass-Videoworkshop-Chords-on-Bass"]Chords on Bass[/url]

[url="http://www.musikmachen.de/Workshops/Bass-Videoworkshop-Groove"]Groove[/url]

[url="http://www.musikmachen.de/Workshops/Bass-Videoworkshop-Odd-Time-Signatures"]Odd Time Signatures[/url]

[url="http://www.musikmachen.de/Workshops/Bass-Videoworkshop-Practice"]Practice[/url]

Played through: [url="http://www.musikmachen.de/Stories/Jonas-Hellborg-presents-Hellborg-Amplification-by-Warwick"]Hellborg Amplification[/url]

[longtimefred]

very cool. Great sounding equipment and bass player.

That guy is so relaxed it was sending me to sleep! lol.

Amazingly built amplifier, would love to have a play through one. Bet they cost a bit!

[Chris2112]

Holy crap, these videos are awesome.

I absolutely love the Odd Time Signatures video, the chordal version of "Aga of the Ladies" he has done is incredible, I love how he had deepened the tune from the original recording. Jonas is one of my favourite bassists, probably top three alongside Stuart Hamm and Geddy Lee. I've spent so much tracking down his CDs, he is just incredible. What a legend.

I did prefer his tone when he was playing Status Graphite basses alongside Shawn Lane though. Still, his Warwick stuff sounds amazing.