a new SANDBERG BASS for JULIA HOFER!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- @JuliaCHofer visits @SandbergGuitars to build a new bass!
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Sounds great and wonderful to see the process and explanations during the building. ENJOY!
Hi Lee
I would prefer to hear them speaking German with English subtitles.
I don't think you understand just how subtitle-averse Americans can be. It's really sad.
Definitely. The dubbing is kinda jarring
@@Prince_Sharming I am speaking only on my own behalf.
@@samlelowitch Agreed. Who cares about subtitle-averse Americans anyway?
In my opinion, if you are going to overdub in English, you ought to make the German track silent or at least very low-volume; otherwise, it's really distracting for the viewer.
She forgot to pay it
😂
The crucial part of the film was cut out. ;)
Cause its a gift most probably. These type of musicians get alot of good stuff for free.
@@savanaviolenta Yeah, we all knew that lol!
@@savanaviolenta not necessarily. She may have gotten a discount but I doubt that she got it for free.
Thomann should stock this exact spec model as a Julia Hofer signature model.
I’d take a lefty one of those. It turned out so nice.👍🏻
Absolutely
I've been looking for a Jazz V, so I'd buy this in a heartbeat, and Julia gets 80% of the credit for turning me on to Sandberg. Shem von Schroeck is the other reason.
This might be a prelude to that for all we know.
Yessss!!!!!!
After seeing this video I like Sandberg even more. Great work!
OH no dubbed? I'd much prefer subtitles :(
Really odd listening to Julia overdub herself into English!
yeah i mean who needs subtitles right
What a beauty! And the bass looks nice, too.
Damn fortunate. That’s as custom as it gets. Most none of us would ever have such an opportunity. Sweet bass on every level.
The subtitles at 13:02 are slightly disturbing. Love the video though
I could listen to julia talk and smile all day! She is beautiful
So how much does your new bass weigh? :)
That was an amazing video, it's always so interesting to see how instruments are built. I'm impressed that it's such a small company like around 20 people? One for each aspect basically. This video really made me want a Sandberg, specially when I saw that pickiness about the level of the frets, as I'm always crazy to get the action as perfect as possible and some companies really forget about that...
Gorgeous instrument. Really enjoyed seeing the processes broken down. Thanks
The english dub is kinda awkward.
sub would be way better
Appreciate the effort though.
of course
Julia how many bass guitars do you need?
One more! Of course.
Would be better with german with english subtitles instead. Otherwise great video :^)
Congrats Julie!! That is a very nice bass with a solid punchy sound, she should serve you well. Have fun❤
It was great to see how much care and love goes into Sandberg basses, I love mine!
Now THAT was a fun video! And quite a nice bass too ;)
Super interesting and well done. I especially enjoyed the discussion about the fretboard woods. Sandberg basses look so awesome and of course Julia is great.
Very interesting video! Always enjoy watching craftsmanships behind beautiful instruments. BTW didn’t she pay for the bass before leaving? Haha
Nice one! The only thing i don't like about the bass production was artificial aging at 12:06. Just like i would never let my new car be artificially scratched or dented, i would never have this done to my new instrument. To me it feels like the usual clothing industry trick of "taking something from the poor and making it a trend for the masses that follow trends", like aged clothing. How do you want to make your instrument "your own" when somebody else damages it randomly for you? Just play it and use it like it's meant to be used.
What a dream come true to be able to design your own bass from scratch and watch it being made!
See?! Only took 18 minutes to build. Easy peasy. ;) Very cool walk-thru process - I shall own a Sandberg at some point. Good job on the specs. :)
Congratulations, that is a lovely instrument. Well deserved. Loved seeing the bass put together step by step and the fact you both over dubbed the video yourselves.
So they let you trace out your own wood grain on their wood? How cool is that!
This video is excellent! I love the process. Wish I could have the same experience in designing a custom bass for myself!
Not wanting to lose to Julia, I'm recording my new video.
"a new Iceberg Lettuce and Grilled Bass for me!"
German craftsmanship. And now make a comparison video, how Harley Benton's are made.
Great video!! I'm REALLY diggin the Music throughout this video!!! And Julia is Adorable!
18:12 every bassist after they found "that" bass!
Absolutely fascinating. Five stars again, Julia.
Dig the 80s vibe with the music and english dubs. Reminds me of the old instructional vids they showed us in elementary school
Maybe the best ad I've seen. Ever. Well played, Now I want a sandberg...
I can’t prove this but I believe there is a screaming goat at the @9:35 mark in the music.
at first I thought Julia recorded a bass solo album and singing all that
uff. als deutscher extremst schwierig dem video zu folgen. höre im hintergrund deutsch und konzentrier mich drauf - und das wird vom englischen übertönt. schade
Every time I see Julia I am so impressed by her sincerity, positivity (and the bass playing skills, of course), that this amazing person could sell me anything.
I've always had Sandberg on my mind, but now I will definitely get one the upcoming year (for sure, it will be the California TM2 for my metal playing needs).
I will post a comment here when I do.
18:06 my only advice for Julia is to join Scott Bass Guitar Lessons.
Please get gold hardware :)
1. Julia talks (finally) in German! Beautiful Austrian Akzent!
2. Holger beautiful German Akzent too :)!
3. Monster Music from Ida Nielsen! Where to buy?
Der Rest in Deutsch da mein English wirklich Mist ist. Super Video mit tollem Einblick in den Produktionsprozess von Sandberg. Einer der Gründe diesen Chanel zu schauen ist der wunderbare Akzent von Gregor. Der von Holger fügt sich da wunderbar ein. Also chillt mal und freut euch über 18 spannende Minuten!
I’m glad she has her own custom bass. She deserves it.
The entire process is so coollll! Love the video
My next bass will be a Sanberg. Perhaps watching Julia’s red makes me love it.
2 weeks ago, I bought my first Sandberg bass, trust me, Sandberg make the best bass in world.
I will buy one more, amazing instruments!!
@@ZWONCE I Need a six strings bass... This is my dilemma. Sandberg or six strings...
@@juanfranmar you can order a custom 6 string from them. Its not directly avialable in the configurator, but I know they have built some 6 string basses in the past, in fact you can see one in Holgers office hanging on the wall (thats Holgers personal one)
@@leonbode1748 A Custom from Sandberg may cost more than I could pay... I wish Merkel could buy it for me this Xmas... She doesn’t have money problems, I guess
@@juanfranmar Sandberg,trust me😉
17:29 i saw a guy put white inlays at 9:55 on the fret board but i dont see them now on the neck wtf !!!
I think that's someone else's neck.
Hilarious how the guy doing the English voice over also has a super thick German accent 🤣. They could have gotten a native English speaker, but nah, gotta keep the German vibes strong even in the voice over
Don't mean to blow you away, but that's because Julia and Holger are dubbing THEMSELVES.
I am so happy for you! Your entusiansme is contagious! :-)
Brilliant - like a 70's euro porn film.
I had the same thought! I think I watched too many German ones he he he...
Wow how informative this was!Really enjoyed this fantastic video. Thanks alot, Sandberg and Julia! And the resulting bass was a gem!
Rosewood is the best if you travel with your bass guitar all over the world, the neck is less likely to warp - great for intonation. I would get a roasted (aging of wood makes sound better) Rosewood (good for neck less likely to warp if you travel a lot to different climate regions get rosewood neck and fret boards).
Love that fake parrot.
Great tour and so happy that you ended up with your dream bass. It looks and sounds amazing! I picked up a Sandberg a few months ago after hearing about them for a long time. I’m a P bass guy primarily, and I picked up a Lionel (gold burst, hardcore aged) and it’s been my main bass ever since. I love the passive tone and short scale. It’s rock solid and very consistent across the entire fretboard, super light, but still very full bodied. I put TI JF324 flats on it and it’s everything a P bass wants to be but with absolutely no glitches. Plus, it makes it easy to play on those really tight stages! :D. Sandberg is making fabulous player basses.
Would be awesome without dubbing... The Video with all the stages of customizing and the configurator is awesome. But it feels really off.. why no subtitles?
Awesome video. I'm dreaming of my own sandberg bass for a very long time now. Still didn't do it, though. ^^ I love the individual colours and the vintage looking hardware. But I bet, this took longer than a day to make. ;)
Why we don't have it here in Brazil? Great Bass and Great Sound.
A guitar/bass pickup works by inducing voltage when the string vibrates and is NOT microphonic. Thereby the sound of the guitar/bass is affected how the string vibrates.
There is talk about tone(wood) for about half of the video. Can someone please explain me how the wood affects how the string vibrates, thus changing the sound?
I can't belive people still belive in tonewood...
Harder/softer the wood affects how well the vibrations are transferred and conducted by the bass. Yes the pickups induce voltage but that’s when the whole instrument resonates not just the string.
@@ThePyro3525, OK, but how can a MAGNETIC pickup pick up resonance from a NON-magnetic material like wood?
@@morgoth505 because the whole instrument is resonating including the pickup and magnetic. I imagine it affects the dynamic range that way. It the reason you can still hear a electric bass when it’s unplugged.
@@ThePyro3525 This makes no sence. The pickup picks ups only resonance from strings, thereby the sound is affected only by what makes the strings vibrate...
Strings are attached to the wooden parts at both ends.
The wooden parts vibrate "in symmetry" with the strings.
The pickups move with the wood, because they are fixed on it.
We have two vibrating systems!
Any engineer physicist or mathematician could calculate for you, how dimensions and materials / density / moduli of elasticity/ speed and propagation of sound within the material... of the instrument (body and neck between bridge and tuners) result in vibrations of the pickups versus the strings. These add to the vibrations of the strings versus the pickups.
Very nice people from Sandberg team 👌🥰
I have enjoyed watching the making of Julia bass. Keep on doing some more videos like this. Bravo Sandberg. Greetings from Serbia 👍
Cheers and stay safe 🥃🥃🥃👌
I love my Sandberg. I have owned over 40 basses in my career, and My Sandberg is my now MAIN bass...
Nice collaboration. Cool people who know their business. Might just have to pick one up!
Wow! sweet bass. Julia Hofer your my girl., I love your playing and your love for basses. One day I hope to get to meet you personally YEAH!!
Very nice. Thank you for the journey inside sandberg factory. Thank to Julia for having good taste for basses ;-)
I have a couple of Sandbergs including a TT5 with block markers. Top quality stuff.
I own a G&L tribute l2000 with ash body and it weights a little over 12 pounds… a real anchor :-/
Same thing with a 1975 Jazzbass (also swamp ash with maple neck).
Finding light swamp ash seems more difficult than paulownia.
I guess a super light passive precison bass is my next choice :-)
I really enjoyed this video. It's always interestin' to see what goes into manufacturing these instruments. Your new bass definitely sounds cool!
E's not pinin'! 'E's passed on! This parrot is no more! He has ceased to be! 'E's expired and gone to meet 'is maker! 'E's a stiff! Bereft of life, 'e rests in peace! If you hadn't nailed 'im to the perch 'e'd be pushing up the daisies! 'Is metabolic processes are now 'istory! 'E's off the twig! 'E's kicked the bucket, 'e's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisible!! THIS IS AN EX-PARROT!!
Congratulations Amazing bass for a great player🎶👍👍🎶🎶🎶
German video without english overdubs here: ruclips.net/video/BgQXLDSFmuM/видео.html
Awesome Julia, visiting the Sandberg factory and showing us around and having your bass tailor made to your liking. Maybe for future video, just have the conversation in German with the English Subtitles, much more natural that way I think. Thanks for sharing, though
for all ze tschermans without dub the original
ruclips.net/video/BgQXLDSFmuM/видео.html
sympas la découverte d'atelier; et chez sandberg, on a aussi des marleaux (la fretless diva), sa à l'air d'être une superbe équipe, merci pour ce petit reportage.
I was waiting to see them discuss the electronics. I could briefly see during the assembly that they're Delano J pickups but which model? Active? What kind of preamp with how many bands?
Congrats! That bass and this video are AMAZING!
Good to know what they use for a bridge and pickups...
Now, everytime I look at my bass tuners, I'm going to think of pregnant hummingbirds
It's SO werid that they are talking in the background but with voice on top. It looks like a Discovery channel documentary.
What a fantastic video, very well produced. I always enjoy the process of creating an instrument. Good job! (that bass is gorgeous).
6:25...and roasted camera ???
Hey Julia there is an old joke / story ? About the Golfer who plays a hole in one shot .. & the Commentator say's what a Lucky shot .. & Then the Golfer says to him " & you know what is amazing is that the more I practice & the Harder I work the Luckier I get " .. Hard work .. being a good person .. it all comes together .. doing a good Job .. gets you the rewards .. You deserve it .. & most of all you have really nice tone & feel in your playing & choice of notes .. Classy . Stay safe be strong bye .. p.s I think I have been thru almost all of the films you have made all ready .. I have maybe 6 or 7 left on my watch later list .. But we have a storm coming here & our wi-fi is not so good out in the middle of Nowhere land .. So you probably won't be reading any more of these for a while .. promise .. Peace out man stay cool
Romans 10:9
because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
Not all facts but an entertaining insight into the instrument factory. Thanks to Julia and the Sandberg Team für the Präsentation. First they varnish and polish and then scratch again. Vintage look with traces of use on new instruments is totally ridiculous. Everyone has to earn the scars on the instrument himself. With my style I would never wear out the top side, because never puts on an arm ...
Can't watch this video either. Have zero tolerance for ads. Might as well unsubscribe & block. Have fun doing videos that no one will watch
Did anyone else mistake this for rig rundown? That guy is John Bohlinger's doppelganger!
Nice aggressive modern sounding J style bass. Gotta' say thou I'm not a fan of Sandberg's heavy handed relicing jobs.
I have a California 5 String Super Light and it's amazing.. 🍹
Anyone have any experience with Godin bass guitars? They're made in Canada and I want to support local.
11:00 --'cocktail bar'? Julia wants to shake and stir people--or--she gives it straight up! A little humour here.
Very cool. Been drooling over a Sandberg for a while. What’s that bass to the left of the couch they are sitting on most of the time?
either a Classic or Basic Fretless 5
searched it its called the Custom Thinlie (meaning semi-hollow) fretless
@@leonbode1748 thank you
Beautiful video! How wonderful to be there for the whole process of your beautiful bass being made.
i bet she didn't play bass in the music of this video - yes, she is realy pretty, but not that good on the bass. but perhaps i am wrong - would be happy to get surprised! PS: i see it was ida nielsen, so unfortunately i was right...
Too nasty bass line has been played !! need to call the police 👮♀️ ... someone has to be jailed ... too nasty & dirty !! 😊😊
Seems that it looks like a fender jazz. But it's still a good instrument good luck with your new bass
Why don't Germans like subtitles :)
It’s like watching chinese kung fu movies from 70s
Just curious, was the bass sponsored by Sandberg or did you have to pay the big bucks to get it? Cheers!
Quedo hermoso. Si yo estuviera ahí no sabría por domdr empezar😂
Awesome 🎉. You go girl. See, it really is all about Love and the Groove!
Awesome bass awesome young lady bass player great combination
Julia and Holger clearly had too much fun making this video.
this was awesome, fantastic craft and attention to detail! also julia is always the best