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Comments from YouTube:

Pete C

2y↑57

The original sounds pretty lifeless. The post-upgrade sound is much more alive. Good job, Dan!

Riccardo Rubini

2y↑22

Before the upgrade the bass sounded kind of okay, a bit muffled maybe, but after you upgraded it, the sound just "opened up" and I think the combination of upgrades you chose for it gave the instrument a completely new life and voice. Excellent job.

Stinkface McPooplightning

2y↑15

Of the many before/after tone comparisons you’ve made on this channel, this genuinely feels like the most drastic change. The before was thin and the sustain nosedives after the initial hit, the after was beefy, gritty, and had a sustained volume.

Rick Layman

Glad to hear your a believer. I play bass for my church and I’m excited to try some of your upgrades for my bass. I just need the link to order from your outlet. Thanks for all the great videos.

Marvin Martelly

1y↑2

The original sounded much duller but not bad in any way, but the upgrades really opened it up and made it come to life. Excellent video Dan!

Edwin Stovall

2y↑2

I can't say that I heard better sustain from the bass after the upgrades, but man, was there a difference in volume and tone! Definitely worth the upgrades! You also gave me some ideas to consider for an Ibanez miKro bass in my collection!

RubyRoks

2y↑3

Very cool that you're gonna be selling those bridges on your site. All the mods make it sound like a completely new instrument. Those pickups are incredible. Shame ECS don't list 5 string Music Man pickups on their site.

Cruise Angel

Amazing! I've been a bass player for over 33 years I enjoy this man's videos . I'm not very good at wiring or sodering etc. Watching him I've learned a few things.

Sunn_Bass

2y↑1

Nice upgrades. World of difference. I've drilled bridges like you did to give them a thru body string option. I don't mind drilling bent metal or machined brass types, but I avoid drilling cast or sintered bridges. So many import bridges are made of Zamak or other pot metal. I find drilling cheap castings to be iffy, especially if the casting has any porosity.

Paul Kelly

Doing the string through modification is worth it as it does improve the tone. The modded guitar has a lot more punch as well as enhanced tone.

David Capp

I'm not the big bass player, but the sound modified is definitely better. I think it's clearer, and has dramatically better tone. One of these days I'll maybe work on the Rick copy bass of mine, it would almost certainly be better with different pickups.

But as always, great work Dan.

Guns and Guitars

2y↑1

Thanks David!

Rob

Wow,,,,a completely new bass. The original sounded completely subdued and quiet. It's now bright and far clearer. I actually have that exact bridge on it's way to me and was planning a quick swap on Sunday. I think I better figure out what I'm going to need to make it a drill through. I had never thought about the bridge being pulled off but it makes total sense. Thanks for all the great info.

Joe Puch

I can attest to the wiring that dans figured out. I did this wiring on my Solo Jazz Bass Kit, but, with a Musician bridge pickup on a master coil split (on-off-on), and a varitone in lieu of a traditional tone pot, and its as versatile as I've found.

johnnyhd

Great bass series! As usual…. Would love to see your buddy’s reaction, thoughts, and excitement etc.

B Revs

I do think the sustain is better, but mostly the sound is brighter (best way I can describe it). Thanks for the info and links. I already turned by P-Bass into like a P-Jazz Bass, but something now tells me my mods aren't done.

Dean Balanay

Now it has more brightness into the sound not just bass itself, its kinda blended richness to it 👌🔥🔥🔥

DefenderTIM

2y↑1

A bit more sustain for sure, but the big improvement in articulation is where it sold me. Got a couple of cheapos here I may dial up now with your tips, thanks!

Machines DeGuerre

1y↑4

Hi Dan, and all, I am going to take the opportunity here and now to thank you for all the videos you've made. The ones where you mod/upgrade guitars and bass put me and my wife on a path to revamp most of our guitars and basses one after the other. They sound and "feel" 10 times better. And as a bonus we refinish them to the way we like. You my friend are the biggest influence in this adventure which...as an other bonus...has created amazing projects for me and my wife to do together. Your videos on the tools needed to work the instruments got us thinking that our "average" quality instruments could become the best they can be. We work with what we have...and ...so far so good!! Thanks again from us up north!

Guns and Guitars

1y↑1

Thanks so much for the encouragement! I’m so happy for you and your wife. What a fun hobby to have to share together. I wish my wife was into guitar building 😂

Emerson's Random Videos

The sound quality has improved significantly after!!!
Proof that upgrades cannot be that regretful in terms of cost.

Lisa Harshberger

Original sounded like my first bass no punch or sustain. That made it sound so much better.

realjester

2y↑2

I do hear more sustain after the upgrades. The pickups sound brighter not as muddy as the original pickups. Cool upgrades can’t wait to see the next video. 👍👍👍

Matthew Caffell

The tone is night and day, I know strings may have been old and dead on the before, but there was so much more definition in the after that even I could tell the difference,

I'll be on the lookout for a 4r+1L Wilkinson tuner set and a 5-string bridge, so I can upgrade my BB615, but that is a backup bass now, so not a priority.

Awesome that your able to bless a fellow worship brother to be able to bless his fellowship with a much better tone that will seriously cut through the mix well.

4stringz

Dan!!!! Ordered your strings and have been playing them for a week now. I love em! Fingers glide like butter across the strings and they have great tone! Any plans for bass strings in the future? 🎸

Guns and Guitars

2y↑1

Awesome I’m glad you love them as much as I do! And yes, I’m working on some bass strings 🤘

Grant Koeller

47w

The Fender 7250's are the exact strings I use! I love them! They are nickel plated steel hex core roundwound and they are the stock strings used on all Fender USA, Mexico and Japan models, in addition to all Squier basses. When Fender closed the Mexico string plant in 2010, all Fender strings manufacturing were transferred to the D'Addario company using Fender specifications and containing the colored ball ends. Great strings! I use medium string gauge .105"-.085"-.065"-.045"

Amirul Diaz

I would love to see a fan fretted bass built here

Andrew Jeffries

1y↑1

Dan, I'm grateful for the budget friendly heads ups! Thank you, sir. Question 1: How do you choose where to cut the bass strings before you wind them on the tuners??? Inquiring minds want to know. Question 2: have you ever considered metal recessed string sockets for the underside of the bass?

chris mcdermott

really useful , informed and creative tips. Thank you! How do you think that bridge compares to the Fender Hi mass Bridge (which is basically a badassbridge for less money)for a Jazz Bass?

artr2

More blessings in you brother! Keep it up and will definitely pay for your wiring diagram! God bless you and your family more!

Samy REZKI

that's very impressive and looks much more easier than I thought ! you may have convinced me to upgrade my basse haha

WholeMilk

40w

hey just wondering does the string spacing adjustment ever affect like the bass like if you play it too much will it displace its self?

raybbj

2y↑19

In order to isolate the bass upgrades from the string change, I would have like to have heard an A/B compare with the same strings on the bass. Right now I'm left trying to guess how much of the improved tone is from the bass upgrades vs. a simple string change. Either way, nice work none the less and thanks!

Mike Knowlden

Interesting perspective. But what would you have changed first to verify and compare? Strings, pick ups, nut or/and bridge tuners? Just asking, as a beginner player and builder im just wanting to learn more.

Croc Holiday

@Mike Knowlden It would be cool to hear what each individual piece of the puzzle does to the tone. I'd say pickups / wiring and strings first would be biggest bang for your buck tone wise. Bridge and nut could be subtle and more for sustain. Tuners will help sustain a little too but biggest bonus there is good tuners stay in tune and ultralight tuners make a surprising difference in weight and neck dive.

Dmac

Well the strings make the biggest difference in sound since they are literally the part making the sound. I agree a fresh set before and after would give a more accurate comparison.

Mike Knowlden

Thanks much to all who helped. I'll be building 2 different bass' one to keep and learn on at work and a beautiful wall hanger lol 😆

roentgen571

2y↑1

The mod I do to EVERY bass and guitar I use is... schaller straplocks. Absolutely critical. Wilkinson stuff has been high quality for a good price, in my experience. Gotoh is another good aftermarket part brand, but they're a bit pricier.

Otto Von Nekpunch

Dude, at first blush, the original bass tone wasn't terrible, but WOW! Your mods made that bass a real thumper!!! Great job all around! OK, so how much (minus your labor, of course)???

Kev Mac

1y↑2

Alvarez actually makes some decent basses.I used the Epic Custom Shop Ps and they're fantastic.

Marko Milkovic

IMO the Dunlop SS Superbrights are the best string around, they aren’t very expensive they last a decent amount of time and they don’t have as much tension so it’s easier to double thumb. Also they don’t have that nasal mid sound the fender’s have, they sound much more Hi-Fi.

JeezyMcNuggles

You know, I really dig the original vibe.

But, as far as comparisons go, you've improved every aspect of this bass.

More output, lower lows, higher highs, and loads more options. And yes, there is a vast amount more sustain. The notes died off fairly quick on the original takes. But, in a cool way, I thought. Like a fresh set of Optima RB Flats. Where everything is just quick.

Does the old take have the original strings on it, or did you replace the strings beforehand. To give it a true comparison between stock and modded?

SelfPropelledDestiny

48w

I have a very similar model Ibanez bass that has a translucent red paint job (I'm assuming the same of that Alvarez); I would absolutely love to see how you made it look like that! Sand it down obviously. Stain? Oil?

samplemuso

1y↑2

Great work Dan. Always practical, no BS! Thanks

Adrian

Killer groove, this bass looks very much like my Yamaha trbx, thanks for all the tips.

Ron Delio

Hey, Dan, I have a 1977 Fender Telecaster bass with string thru, and the sustain issue holds water well. My Tele beastie has sustain into next week. LOL
As far as hardware, I have used Wilkinson tuners on all my Fender style guitars and 1 Strat style tremolo without any regrets. They hold up well, and my daughter likes the tremolo as far as I know. Bone nuts are best, and I usually try to use a pre cut nut just for the convenience factor, but there have been a few custom cuts I've done.
I agree on the importance of strings, but I prefer a set of 45s. What I may lose in sustain, I think, is off set with easier playability

Thomas Marks

Redoing a bass I made in high school right now! I'm 52 so I've had it a long time. I like the hipshot bridge I got for it and I chose EMG pickups just cause I'm looking for a clean look!

JEDIKLOTZ

Hi Dan, I was thinking about doing this to my Ibanez gsr200b if it's still available! It has to much noise to use at church! but i like using it because it's a lot lighter than my 5string Squier jazz. Awesome channel man thanks!

LowMan Josh

Pickups and harness are the main soul to your sound that you can swap out outside of that it's you fingers and how you play and attack the strings

Laughs nervously at all of my basses that have been modified lol. Only instrument I have that hasn't been modded yet is my guitar for tracking pretty happy with it so far

КОТ

42w

There is a difference! Got better. But here I have, no matter what bass I come with, the sound engineers in the console will still make the sound they like.

Voor Naam

This is great. Got three very cheap new Fazleys. Been demo's in a shop. One P-base, one jazz bass and one "two pickups" bass. Different basses.
Jazz bass is a one string fretless bass now. P-bass has "red hot and dip them in sunflower oil" metal parts, and some other color on the pick guard. Ah, and flatwounds that I do like.
And that "two pickups" bass is halfway my upgrade. First I drilled and chisseled a neck cavity. Now it sounds a lot warmer, for I moved both pickups, not just the "middle" one. But it might be interesting installing a third pickup, for the bridge pickup has moved to middle position. I could instead make it simpler, and giving it a neck pickup only. In that case an upgrade is simple, buying just one new pickup. Maybe an active one. Don't know yet. So, seeing this video is interesting. I could do something similar.

Ah, that string spacing option is great. For somebody who has several arthritis issues in both hands, I've done some 1-string necks and bridges. Next step is building a narrow neck. And the other point is, 4-string bridges simply do not have a string smack in the middle. Means drilling, which is okay. However, having some play is easy, getting the string centered above the neck.
Same bridge design could work great, when converting a 6-string guitar to an 8-string one, using 4 octaves just like a 12-string guitar does. Then shifting one string "right" and the next one "left" could get you a pair of strings! If the strings are close enough, otherwise a home made bridge is the obvious way to go. In short, seen something new, these bridges are cool.

DANT GEEEVA DAMN

45w

A plastic nut is the death of the tone. It cuts the tonal frequency by half and the sustain just dies half way. You can have a luthier make you a nut from animal bone, or synthetic bone. A standard L-bracket bridge is another. A soft body wood is another area. The bridge and tuners are usually the first target areas regarding tone. A tuners mod is usually made to lighten the weight of a heavy set of stock tuners to reduce neck dive. Once these key areas are addressed, then a proper setup can be performed if the truss rod and neck is in decent shape. I bought a Harley Benton '75 jazz bass where the body was American Ash, the neck was maple with a 'D' shape profile. The bridge was a Wilkinson stock jazz bridge with brass saddles. The bass itself is a beast with all those stock options and I only paid $123 USD at the time, it was also a B-stock item with just a cracked plastic knob, that was it. Everything else was perfect.

Lisa Hebebrand

And your basses are really nice. Excellent shape, familiar, yet jacked up n hot rodded baby! It seems it's somewhat difficult for some builders to carve out something original, with a unique twist. Sean Black

DRiverBass

I love the Fender strings! I've used their Stainless Steel Flats in my fretless for years! I am very interested in the Custom Shop pickups. Your signature set sounds right up my alley, will they ever be available in your custom wind outside of purchasing one of your bases? I really like the idea you have with the wire harness and plan to order soon to replace my jazz bass controls. I got a prewired control plate with knobs for about the same price as an empty control plate. I think it was musiclilly, but not sure. I like the machine heads! Is there a "large bore elephant ear" (think standard Fender style) option you would recommend? It's awesome when we can bless others. Your channel has been a wealth of information for years. I always watch as soon as I can. Rock on Mr & Mrs Guns!!! So great to follow your adventures. Praying for you all.
P.s. great to hear good things about the Chromacast strings. They definitely look like they make a nice gig bag!

Guns and Guitars

2y↑1

My flavor of pickups are available for sale on my website, there’s a link in the description. Wilkinson tuners are also available in the larger fender size, I’ll drop a link in the description for those as well. That reminds me, I forgot to at the bone nut to the description!

DRiverBass

@Guns and Guitars sorry I missed that you are selling your flavor on your site, so much great information you share, guess I missed that 😆.

Mac Alvarez

Thanks to you now I discovered a bass guitar with my last name, definitely I need to get a bass and learn how to play it now.

PersonTM

Do you have any suggestions for adjusting that bridge? I bought one for my kit-built P-bass and stripped it to hell and back trying to move those hex keys.

Croc Holiday

Great video and absolutely true. I have a Squier Jaguar I completely rebuilt and I was absolutely floored by how much of a difference it made in tone. It went from a meh, willing to ruin it bass to being my "if I can only bring one to this gig" bass, and that's over my Fender Pro 2 Precision or my EB Musicman Stingray special. I also couldn't agree more about how strings effect tone. My P bass sounds like a completely different bass depending on whether I use round wounds or flats. I'd also add not all basses like all types of strings. While my P bass sounds amazing with LaBella flats, my stingray absolutely does not. She needs brighter stings that compliment her mid range growl. It's pretty fascinating how many tone variations you can get with different pickup brands, configs and string combinations. My current favorite is P/J with D'Addario Chromes. Bright enough for rock and slap but roll the tone off and you can get a credible Motown or country vibe. Anyway, fantastic video and dig your groove!

1313warwick

Sounds great.
I did notice you don't bend the strings before you cut them. I'm looking for pj pickups & preamp for a five string bass

Alexander Norén

i like the P-pickups position! in theory it should make thin string sound fuller

guitfidle

Well hey, that's kinda funny, that is the exact same bridge I got off eBay for my current build!! Wilkinson makes some really good affordable pickups too BTW, if you like their tuners you should really try more of their stuff. I also 100% agree on the bone nut.
Final product here sounds like you took a wet blanket off the speakers, not only more sustain, but brighter punchier tone as well. Nice!😍

Josh Domaracki

46w

Will the bridge in the video work on a Squier jazz bass? It looks like this bridge has only 4 mounting holes, vs fender's 5. Thank you, great content!

Toledo

46w

the post upgrade sound is recorded much louder. If you equal the volume, there is no much difference, in fact i liked the Pre-updated sound better.

Boobiez r cewl

Your way too good at this man I wish you were around when I started modifying instruments

Dmac

The new strings probably made the biggest difference in sound. Still some nice upgrades.

Al Triplett

I'm ordering two of those bridges today! I've been modding, and building parts caster basses for years, and I somehow missed those bridges...
I still prefer brass for fretless bass nuts, 100% agree with you, re fretted instruments...
Any ideas where to source 25" scale, mini bass round wounds? LaBella makes flats, but not rounds, in that scale

Philip Gibbs

Thanks for the great video! Do you have a suggestion for upgrading a "Sterling by music man" bridge? The hole pattern isn't the same as you suggest. 3 holes as opposed to 4.

Tony Drum

Wow, does that bass bridge come in a guitar version? I have been looking for wide-string spacing for a guitar for ever!

Guns and Guitars

2y↑1

Unfortunately I haven’t seen one for guitar. That would be rad though

Dragonstorm81

So im upgrading the bridge on my bass and plan on making it a string thru as you did in this video. what type of drill bit would i need to inset the string ferrules on the back of the guitar so they are level with the surface? i've got regular bits, forsner bits and brad point bits, but just wasnt sure which is the best to inset the ferrules. Love your channel by the way, for budget guitar guys like myself, i've learned alot from your videos!

Guns and Guitars

2y↑1

Forsner bit will do the trick! I don’t use ferrules so I just use a countersink bit.

Dragonstorm81

@Guns and Guitars how do you keep the strings from pulling thru the body? I'm assuming just use a hole big enough for the strings, but not bigger then the string end?

Brian Woolery

1y↑1

I recently bought a Glarry P style Bass as my learning instrument. Will def consider these upgrades as I gain skills and crave a better sound. Thanks!

Kevin Boulay

Wow. Those small improvements made a HUGE difference. Thank you for sharing!

Ed T.

Question: what is your opinion of blade pickups?

Ted Curran

Do you have a video about how you stripped the original paint off it? I have a couple guitars (including THIS EXACT BASS) that I'd like to safely sand the factory finish off it and do an oil finish like it looks like you've got goin' on here.

Guns and Guitars

1y↑1

My friend (the owner of this bass) is the one who stripped off the original paint. I think he just sanded it off.

Chad Glass

The change is excellent, brighter, dynamic, very present. Great video.

Fred Gonzalez

Thanks for all these great educational videos man!

Đorđe Madžarević

Nice and informative video. Is there a five string version of that bridge? Thanx.

In Flagrante Danelectro

The Alvarez "Dana" bass pickups from the mid 1990s were awesome. Not sure which one's are in this bass tho.

Dok Nox

DR coated strings are my favorite. They last a long time and are worth every penny.

Sam Izdat

Sweet. I've got an Alvarez electric guitar I'm modding right now. It was given to me at a yard sale last year.

RodShop

Curious: you said that you stopped using brass nuts because the open strings didn't sound quite like the fretted strings. I don't see why a bone nut would sound more like a nickel-steel or stainless alloy fretted note? Wouldn't a Zero-nut make more sense?

Guns and Guitars

Yes you are correct and that is the number one reason people use a zero fret nut setup. It’s just extremely heard to convert a neck to a zero fret if it wasn’t built for it from the beginning. Much more difficult that swapping the nut. And while a bone nut doesn’t sound exactly like a fretted note, it’s just closer than a brass nut while has a lot more “bell like overtones” to quote the buzz words. Also, since none has been used since the beginning, the tone is generally more accepted by people because it’s “vintage correct” so it’s what people expect to hear

Family Engineering

A brass or tusq nut would be an awesome cheap noticeable upgrade as well

Paul Waldrop

Like the difference the new pickups make. Old pickups sounded muddled. Nice Job.

Michael Hood

I love the premise of this video and the before and after.

TheBassTroll

2y↑1

I do a lot of BEAD tuning, and so use 130 B strings. For string-through, would a 45 or 60* angle be better than 90* angle?

Guns and Guitars

I’ve done both, and there’s nothing wrong with either way.

Uvulapie

Guyker makes some amazing products! I'm currently being tempted to buy about six of their bass pickups. MUST RESIST...

Larry Collins

I bought an Alvarez bass exactly like the one in the video. I bought it in 1995 for $500.00. I thought it was a good bass with a good sound. after your video I realized it wasn't as good as I thought. I noticed the sustain isn't very long. I play in church and sometimes need to hold a note for 8 beats, but the sound drops off after 4 beats. Out of all the upgrades you made, which would be most useful to increase the sustain? Thanks for the video.

Guns and Guitars

1y↑1

Fretwork, string through bridge, and if you have a plastic piece under the neck plate, remove it

Grimm

So i have a squier contemporary HH jazz bass from the latest release and i want to upgrade the pre amp and pick ups. Not sure what I should buy. Anyway you could help me out?

Steve Ellis

41w

Very unfair to compare the sustain from old flat strings to new string, the difference is uncompairable. Also sustain quality from a plastic to a bone nut is unditectable, we forget that the note is produce at the fingered fret, any thing before that point is undetectable. "BUT" apart from that, sounds like a nice bass.

MR FATBOB RIDER

Cool as Dan
I like both before and after, but the new setup sounds a lot brighter

Guns and Guitars

2y↑1

Honestly before wasn’t all that bad, but definitely more alive now

MR FATBOB RIDER

@Guns and Guitars yea befoe did sound good too, like it would've played some nice reggae

dnate697

I love Misically but while we laugh at the Guitar Fetish Bodies, looking at their site for Pickups is a different story. I and several friends have good pickups from them. Resold OEM stuff has been GREAT! I've done Bass and Guitar Pickup upgrades. My buds and I have used (I don't get any money BTW) Cali Pickups as well. I've NEVER sent either of their Pickups back.

Troy Thompson

Have you tried EB cobalt flats? I love'em.

jamtmill

Love this Dan. Gonna re do a bass soon and I saved this vid

Gale

43w

What kind of bridge are you using and who makes it?

Allen

The after demo sounds like it has more punch to me.

Jon Matthews

Very useful, thanks - ordered two of those bridges straight off!

S/V RockChalk

I’m building a pit bull bass. Do you know wear I can get a left handed neck or a Kramer style neck? Thx Dave loves you info on building tips.

Todd Hinkle

I have an Ibanez Tmb 100 and I was thinking of putting EMG geezer Buttler pj pickups in it. Would you recommend the Epic pickups over the EMG pickups. Am I basically wasting 80 extra bucks?

TheAT5000

Tone wise, the before and after are very similar.
Just sounds like new strings, and higher output pickups...

When it comes to tone, speaker & cab are #1, strings #2, amp #3, pickups #4, and everything else is almost indiscernible.

For playability though, the bridge is definitely #1. Good job!

Tom Tobin

2y↑1

I would have put a master volume, Duncan basslines preamp and a 3 way toggle switch into a total contact jack.

Vic Helton

44w

The nut that your link goes to is only 38 mm wide & my bass is 42 mm at the nut is this going to be a problem?

Chris Claes

Usually with these mod videos, I’m not sure it was worth it. But these upgrades were pretty dramatic.

TerrifyingTaiya

Nuts don't really help with sustain. However, a good nut helps with tuning stability, as they let the string slide with less friction, thus meaning they don't bind when the note is played, or the trem is used, or other things.

Guns and Guitars

2y↑1

Nuts do help with sustain and tone, but only when playing open strings.

Charles Muir

How do you access the wiring upgrade? I have a few passive bases that would benefit from all of that and five bucks is not a lot of money

Charles Muir

I'm serious. How do I find it to buy it?

Shane Harrington

Wow! Is there a guitar version of those pickups?!

Guns and Guitars

Epic custom shop does make a strat set

Jordy's Rail Videos

For the bridge, is there a 6 string version?

MEMES PLANET

It would be cool if you build a gun shaped guitar since you both like those

jburtonca

The new pickups are louder and have more "cut" and definition. That's what I notice most.

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