wicked solos [video]

[Bass_swede]

I was searching for some german information about bass for my german-class in school. Then I came across this site; http://www.nobby-meidel-bass.de/ it seems to be a rather exclusive german luthier. If you click on "Sound Beispeile" you get to see some very original pieces played by a crazy german dude with some serious groove and also some sheehan like guitar-shredding. I like what he does in the first video "u.f.o." with his cellphone! He does also do a Stanley Clark cover of "school days"

Enjoy! :thumb:

//Erik

[SixnStones]

cewl

[SixnStones]

ha, he's a funny guy, and pretty good

[Teh Glees0rz]

That guy was rocking out pretty hard! :p

Seems like a beast of an instrument; really nice bass tone, shame about the looks.

Seriously though, that guy can wank like crazy. :naughty:

[mikethecoug]

Hahah thats well cool.

[lateralus423]

Man hes got some awesome groove. Very talented and also very cool multitracking with the cellular. :)

[albinoblacksheep]

haha how german!

funny dude :D has some nice ideas

[Bass_swede]

That guy was rocking out pretty hard! :p

Seems like a beast of an instrument; really nice bass tone, shame about the looks.

Seriously though, that guy can wank like crazy. :naughty:

Yeah the tone was awesome! And it sounded like a guitar one second and like a really great bass the other. :) But it looked fairly fugly, better than a steinberger though.

[sanray]

does that bass look like the first warwick ever made or what?

[sixner]

wow, that was freakin awesome.... i love the guitar-esque style of it on bass.... how the hell did he get that kind of tone?... i assume the rig must be pretty complex... something like Led_Zep old thread of that monsterous idea :lol:

-sixner

[sixner]

does that bass look like the first warwick ever made or what?
...warwick (to my knowledge... maybe a custom job though) has never done a headless OR that shape.... that screams Steinburger to me... a high-end steinberger....
-sixner

[backsidetailslide]

probably uses a GNX4

[Zion Gates]

wow thats awsome stuff...great use of effects and everything

[JeBuSrOcKs]

im loving that guys tone. hes a pretty decent bass player aswell

[Mitchell Royce]

does that bass look like the first warwick ever made or what?

It is the first Warwick ever made. That model is named after him, though I believe Peter Wilfer still has the very first one. Warwick started off in the town I study at and there are quite a few early examples of their stuff floating around. My teacher has a bass(I believe a Streamer, though I'm not sure) that he got when they were still making their stuff in a small shack. Never did see another nobby bass though.

[Led_Zeppelin678]

Take a closer look at that thing...headless, but still uses regular strings. The ball-ends are anchored at the nut, while the open ends go down through the bridge into normal tuning pegs. It's such a simple idea, but genius all the same.

[Jimbobntnr]

Take a closer look at that thing...headless, but still uses regular strings. The ball-ends are anchored at the nut, while the open ends go down through the bridge into normal tuning pegs. It's such a simple idea, but genius all the same.
that is cool, but how would you put it down in between playing? It would always have to go in its case.

[rhynocerous]

that was crafty

[sixner]

wow, so that IS a warwick!? :amaze:

wow...
-sixner

[Raiven]

Crazy germans.

[Jahmez]

He has great tones and is a master of effects. I love the Machine Gun cover...I've never heard anything like that before.

[ignignok]

The cellphone song was incredibly groovy.