Jazz-Bass and P-Bass

    
Jazz-Bass and P-Bass    12:58 on Wednesday, July 6, 2005          
(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.


Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass    12:57 on Friday, July 8, 2005          
(Pete)
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no one knows the answer hey?


Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass    11:35 on Tuesday, July 12, 2005          
(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


Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass    13:20 on Tuesday, July 12, 2005          
(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.


Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass    19:07 on Sunday, November 20, 2005          
(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.


Re: Jazz-Bass and P-Bass    14:45 on Monday, December 19, 2005          
(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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