Jazz-Bass and P-Bass
12:58 on Wednesday, July 6, 2005
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(Pete)
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Someone please tell me the difference between a p-bass and a jazz-bass. i dont have the fairest clue. which is better and what sort of music are played on them. do tom and mark from blink 182 have jazz basses?
Many thanks
Pete.
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Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass
12:57 on Friday, July 8, 2005
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(Pete)
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no one knows the answer hey?
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Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass
11:35 on Tuesday, July 12, 2005
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(John)
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A jazz bass has a narrower fingerboard and 2 unjoined pickups, a p-bass has a fatter fingerboard and bigger body and gives a fatter sound.
Mark plays a P-bass and tom doesn`t play guitar
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Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass
13:20 on Tuesday, July 12, 2005
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(Ben)
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It has to do with actual construction (as noted above), but also often refers to the pickups.
Jazz pickups are straight bars. P pickups are like 2 pickups offset and glued together.
Most basses have a P style nearer the neck, and a J style closer to the bridge. The different styles of pickup grab different tones.
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Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass
19:07 on Sunday, November 20, 2005
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(aldo)
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you guys also forgot to mention the body shape... jazz has a offset body, very comfortable, which is just as well as all the ones i have played are heavy! and mark of blink182 plays a custom jazz bass with a single p-bass pickup and a p-neck.
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Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass
14:45 on Monday, December 19, 2005
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(nick)
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and tom plays a 62 stratocaster with a sparkle pickgaurd and a extended fretboard i think
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