i had my friend start teaching me recently, and after looking for just a few learning resources like half my youtube has been converted to bass, guitar, and general music stuff 😂
As a bassist of 3 years, do it. Never give up. After a few months you’ll wonder if you should quit, don’t. After a year, you’ll start to stop practicing a bit, push through. The band you will eventually join needs you.
-Generally speaking, your shipped bass will arrive in tune. -The one hundred dollar basses being made today are the best value in gear. -Thanks for including the removal of the pick guard plastic. It's very satisfying.
I purchased one of these bases when I was in a physical rehab center and did not wish to bring one of my expensive bases there. Honestly, I was quite surprised at just how good it was. It felt very comfortable to play, had an excellent true P-bass tone, and had zero fret sprout. The intonation was spot on and the string height was more than acceptable. I could see myself taking it to a gig where I didn't want to risk one of my expensive bases. There would not be any compromise in the performance or the tone.
I bought myself a Yamaha TBRX174 in metallic red as my first bass, I already play guitar and wanted a nice but cheap bass to start off. I have to say, nothing beats it for the price. I tried a couple of basses and this one stood out the most at the store, it feels great and looks amazing
Been saying recently I want to try bass. Played electic for 11-ish years and heard many good things about this one. Might go for it next time I get paid.
Yep the Cort Action Plus Bass is amazing for the price, I recently put gotoh tuning pegs and a gotoh bridge on it after 3 years of having it and its somehow even better
Your beginner bass doesn’t matter pick a bass that speaks to you than later on I got contrite with Baas and decided to get a Fender jazz and I love it to this day
I saw that Bass from 5 or more Brands by now. Got mine also as a beginner Bass. Trust me when i tell you, that you won't have much fun playing that thing after you tried something in above the 300$ range.
@@gaminglife4448 Practice with a Metronome. Correct Fingering and posture. Walk up and down the fretboard. Do Arpeggios over the circle of fourths. This way you´ll learn the notes on the fretboard and also the arpeggios. Then id reccomment the Scales. Major Minor and Pentatonic is more than enough to begin with. Also don´t forget to Jam and learn songs. Thats just the things id recommend for beginners.
I almost got this as my first bass Then cheaped out for a blank, biggest mistake It was just the frets sticking out a lot scratching me, Didn’t play a lot cause of that, eventually saved up for this matte black Jackson with these two rectangular pickups Played it at guitar center fell in love immediately, then I found a used one on fb marketplace in good condition for half the retail price and knocked it down 50 more bucks So a win win Now I play bass more often cause my fingers aren’t scratched, anywho In a way it did save money cause the Donner bass was 100 bucks more at the time But still, it would’ve been an interesting story if I did buy that Donner one But hey I’m happy with my Jackson that I got for less than half the retail price
I was looking into getting this as my first bass guitar cause i dont want to spend a ton of money on one right now and it would mainly be for practice. Would you recommend this?
im a beginner- ive started taking lessons and eventually want to invest in buying an actual bass. how much do you think everything would cost? are there certain things you would reccomend ?
Hey jamie what do you think should i get an ibanez s series with hss or ibanez gio with hh i prefer playing heavy stuff i like the hh better but i dont know if i should pass on the s series for the same price
isn't that a contradiction in terms? are there any even? i would suggest down tuning a 4, to see if you carry on with it before getting a 5, i could be wrong, maybe there are budget ones too, good comment..
i play guitar and bass but want a nice bass for once, i was thinking 4, then 5, then fretless 5, but i bet fretles and 5 is always a lot eh.. and rare..
then get a mate who plays to help you get a second hand one, there not much.. if you are serious find good lessons on you tube, if you need help, ask a player which ones are good.
You unwrapped that guick. Thank you... there's a guy who always buys dimes guitars and it takes him forever to unwrap the damn thing and you never hear him play any of his collection. It's a waste at least you opened it up and played it awesome nice bass though and a Donner 💪💯🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎸🎶🔥
As someone who also started on pbass, you should get an american fender jazz bass instead, or another brands that have 24 frets like sdgr. Precision bass bad. Pbass sound if very bland and twangy. Made me unmotivated to play it.
@@svnlightt Okay so about 5'2". There is an argument to be made about using a short scale at your height, but that doesn't mean it is a rule. Long scales are much more common in the wild, so it will be easier to get your hands on strings and other equipment for long scale. If you are able to, go to a local store and sit with a bass in hand just to see how it feels. What you should look for is a bass with a thinner neck, such as a Fender Jazz or any of the hundreds of similar models. This will make it easier to get your fretting hand into position without too much extra strain, although you will still need to do hand stretching exercises to widen your reach.
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Perfect time to find this video thank you!
This video honestly came a few days after I said “I should start playing bass”
your phone was listening
i had my friend start teaching me recently, and after looking for just a few learning resources like half my youtube has been converted to bass, guitar, and general music stuff 😂
As a bassist of 3 years, do it. Never give up. After a few months you’ll wonder if you should quit, don’t. After a year, you’ll start to stop practicing a bit, push through. The band you will eventually join needs you.
I firstly borrowed a flamenco guitar from my cousin and now after 2 months I bought my first bass, I hope I wont be bored of it after few months 😂
Same
this wasn't a beginner unboxing, you opened it like a real pro!
😂 well done
Genius xD
Never mind. Looked on Amazon. This was the exact first bass to pop up
Whats the name of that bass?
And the brand
@@Lovelace2239the brand is donner, the headstock days standard series, so that might be the specific model
-Generally speaking, your shipped bass will arrive in tune.
-The one hundred dollar basses being made today are the best value in gear.
-Thanks for including the removal of the pick guard plastic. It's very satisfying.
You’re very inspiring and insistent
Thanks
@@JamieSlays what style is that bass??? I wanna ask my parent if i can get one and then get lessons
@@joshsunibudhram4095it's a p bass.
I’ve always liked to unbox things but guitars unboxing will forever be my favourite! 🤘🏻
I purchased one of these bases when I was in a physical rehab center and did not wish to bring one of my expensive bases there.
Honestly, I was quite surprised at just how good it was. It felt very comfortable to play, had an excellent true P-bass tone, and had zero fret sprout. The intonation was spot on and the string height was more than acceptable.
I could see myself taking it to a gig where I didn't want to risk one of my expensive bases. There would not be any compromise in the performance or the tone.
I bought myself a Yamaha TBRX174 in metallic red as my first bass, I already play guitar and wanted a nice but cheap bass to start off. I have to say, nothing beats it for the price. I tried a couple of basses and this one stood out the most at the store, it feels great and looks amazing
That bass actually had a good tone. But probably just your amp…
You say that! I’m fairly impressed with it to be fair
plus he's cheating with the distortion
Yea it’s like every p bass I find on amaxon
@@maxvanderhoning8375 A little late, but there was no distortion on the bass.
Shit was so rattly
So let it be written
So let it be done
I'm sent here by the chosen one
This man the man I'm subscribing
the four-string mzfkr!!! 🤘
i always fall asleep with these
New stuff smells great doesn't it!
I bought this bass like a yr ago after i saw this vid and well it has served me well
Was it creeping death?
No it was hanger 18
Yes lol
Yep
O ya
I knew that sounded familiar!
The BHES IS MY LIFE BASS IS LIFE
I’ve always wanted to try out a Donner. I have a cheap mic and a cloudlifter type thing and they are both way better than the price I paid.
Been saying recently I want to try bass. Played electic for 11-ish years and heard many good things about this one. Might go for it next time I get paid.
Bro why my brain is telling "Checkmate"
Honnestly, i would recommand a cheaper Cort bass for beginners, i still have mine after 3 years and it sounds good.
Yep the Cort Action Plus Bass is amazing for the price, I recently put gotoh tuning pegs and a gotoh bridge on it after 3 years of having it and its somehow even better
Where can one purchase this?
Please where can one purchase this?
@@godschoiceattah6947 i purchesed mine on Thoman, it's a Cort Action PJ bass, but i can't find the listing for it anymore
i got a ibanez short scale bass for my first bass a few months ago, its amazing
yeh same my first bass was an ibanez shortscale, still use it now as my main one as its so versatile and good for gigs
Radical!!!💖
Jamie you’re the best dude man happy holidays
Your beginner bass doesn’t matter pick a bass that speaks to you than later on I got contrite with Baas and decided to get a Fender jazz and I love it to this day
Not a cliff burton line with a pick 😭😭😭 jk lol
i am learning my last words by megadeth, with fingers.. kinda like the reverse of what you said lol
Came here for this comment 😅
First thing he played was creeping death. Respect
sick tone
SO LET IT BE WRITTEN!
SO LET IT BE DONE!
IM SENDED BY THE CHOSEN ONE!!!
My first and only bass (other than my dads) was the marcus miller M2 5 string
I saw that Bass from 5 or more Brands by now.
Got mine also as a beginner Bass. Trust me when i tell you, that you won't have much fun playing that thing after you tried something in above the 300$ range.
What would you recommend if I want to start playing bass
I already know some of acoustic guitar
@@gaminglife4448 Practice with a Metronome. Correct Fingering and posture.
Walk up and down the fretboard.
Do Arpeggios over the circle of fourths. This way you´ll learn the notes on the fretboard and also the arpeggios.
Then id reccomment the Scales. Major Minor and Pentatonic is more than enough to begin with.
Also don´t forget to Jam and learn songs.
Thats just the things id recommend for beginners.
I almost got this as my first bass
Then cheaped out for a blank, biggest mistake
It was just the frets sticking out a lot scratching me,
Didn’t play a lot cause of that, eventually saved up for this matte black Jackson with these two rectangular pickups
Played it at guitar center fell in love immediately, then I found a used one on fb marketplace in good condition for half the retail price and knocked it down 50 more bucks
So a win win
Now I play bass more often cause my fingers aren’t scratched, anywho In a way it did save money cause the Donner bass was 100 bucks more at the time
But still, it would’ve been an interesting story if I did buy that Donner one
But hey I’m happy with my Jackson that I got for less than half the retail price
I just got this for Christmas
I have a donner guitar honestly pretty good
BRO I NEED THIS🎉
i loved this bass
Eat it, eat the silica gel packet
😂😂😂
Satisfying tone
I might want to get one of these, just to play sleep token
My first bads which i still play is an Ibanez 5 string
help that’s the exact one i’ve been looking at
Nice piece bro good luck
Do basses come with a jack cable and a cover when you buy' em online?
I learned on a bass just like this one 10 years ago except it was a Peavy
I was looking into getting this as my first bass guitar cause i dont want to spend a ton of money on one right now and it would mainly be for practice. Would you recommend this?
I want a bass now
P-basses are awesome for begginers!
im a beginner- ive started taking lessons and eventually want to invest in buying an actual bass. how much do you think everything would cost? are there certain things you would reccomend ?
Dude im a beginner and this is literally the exact bass i have😭
How can I get that Bass tone? I really loved it
Love your shirt
My beginner bass was a made in Mexico jazz bass with the tone knobs missing
I would love to have a bass guitar and amp because bass is my favorite to do but i'm broke and don't even know where to start learning bass
Hey jamie what do you think should i get an ibanez s series with hss or ibanez gio with hh i prefer playing heavy stuff i like the hh better but i dont know if i should pass on the s series for the same price
Same bass👍
Hi, I was thinking about getting this bass, could you add a link for it?
where did that tone come from , ur bass or amp , if one of them lmk i love it
Does it come with that box that the cord goes in
I’m thinking of getting a bass. I aiming for a longhorn do you think thats okay for a beginner.
Is this a good one for someone who knows how to play one
what about the best beginner 5-string?
isn't that a contradiction in terms? are there any even? i would suggest down tuning a 4, to see if you carry on with it before getting a 5, i could be wrong, maybe there are budget ones too, good comment..
i play guitar and bass but want a nice bass for once, i was thinking 4, then 5, then fretless 5, but i bet fretles and 5 is always a lot eh.. and rare..
@@jibicusmaximus4827 after i made this comment i actually ordered one it was like $250ish it’s an ibanez and i love it
it did have one factory issue that i know of, it had bad insert for one of the screws on the battery holder… thing
If ur European a sadowsky is the better option. Like 500 euros and you get one of the premium mass production bass
What bass is it as I am thinking about getting my first bass
I have this very same base
Can I ask what amp you used?
Ahhh Creeping Death... 🤘🏻
Beginner!!!thats studio for me
The ASMR!!😂❤
What’s the name of it- how much and where. Are the real questions
I need sometrhing like this just to toss some bass in my tracks.
I want to guiter i love this instrument
Where did u get this bass guitar from?
What is the guitar called?
You Imbecil it's a bass, a Donner bass
Dude...
i wan bass so badly😭😭
then get a mate who plays to help you get a second hand one, there not much.. if you are serious find good lessons on you tube, if you need help, ask a player which ones are good.
I’ve always had issues with the frets on donners, whether they’ve badly cut, or measured
Now THAT i can play
need one 🫠
I have that same bass
Injus5 got this like a week ago and lemme tall ya. NICE
I have the same the same bass
Donners aren’t bad but if you have the money I’d go for the sterling stingray 4
The Stimgray would be a definate upgrade in price as well.
bro where the price or either link?
@@kiririkohoha amzn.to/4ehbWHB
Hey bro what is the price of the bass guitar
You unwrapped that guick. Thank you... there's a guy who always buys dimes guitars and it takes him forever to unwrap the damn thing and you never hear him play any of his collection. It's a waste at least you opened it up and played it awesome nice bass though and a Donner 💪💯🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎸🎶🔥
As someone who also started on pbass, you should get an american fender jazz bass instead, or another brands that have 24 frets like sdgr. Precision bass bad.
Pbass sound if very bland and twangy. Made me unmotivated to play it.
Omg a bassist using a guitar pick 😮😮
is that a longscale bass? idk i feel so stupid im tryna buy a bass but idk if i should get longscale or shortscale.
How tall are you?
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@@svnlightt Okay so about 5'2". There is an argument to be made about using a short scale at your height, but that doesn't mean it is a rule. Long scales are much more common in the wild, so it will be easier to get your hands on strings and other equipment for long scale. If you are able to, go to a local store and sit with a bass in hand just to see how it feels. What you should look for is a bass with a thinner neck, such as a Fender Jazz or any of the hundreds of similar models. This will make it easier to get your fretting hand into position without too much extra strain, although you will still need to do hand stretching exercises to widen your reach.
"includes paid promotion" followed by "the perfect beginner bass"
Seems about right
I need a 5 string version
SO LET IT BE WRITTEN SO LET IT BE DONE
How much it cost?
Is a Toby Tobias iv bass deluxe good?
Epic
Um is a legal to use a pick to a bass guitar
is that creeping death?
Yes it is
I learned the hard way that you should never take that plastic on the pick guard off
What kinda bass is it??
donner p-bass
Hm... I’m prefer reverb pedal on bass. You can hear it on my last short 😅
Price?