Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Bass: Low B Strings And High Action
May 21, 2008
Say what you will about Blink 182 and their sophomoric music and antics, but Fender did hook Mark Hoppus up with a pretty decent signature bass. Rachel Loy from 54 Seconds plays one of these Jazz style bodied basses with a Precision style Neck.
In this video, she talks about how easy it is to live without a B string and why she decided to raise her bass action a bit.
Visit Fender's official website or 54 Seconds' MySpace for more information
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Kewl! I used to own a Jazz
Kewl! I used to own a Jazz Bass with a P-bass neck. I wonder if this is it? It had a natural finish. This one looks like it's pale blue, but it could have been repainted. Best bass I ever owned. I would have kept the Jazz Bass pickups, but to each her own...
Oops, sorry I missed the
Oops, sorry I missed the part about "Mark Hoppus." Mine was an actual vintage instrument, from back in the 70s, made from pre-CBS 60s parts. Who knows? Maybe my old bass inspired Mark Hoppus?
Still miss the thing...
OK, at the risk of coming
OK, at the risk of coming off as a sexist pig, I'll come right out and say it - damn she's cute. Somethin' about a cute chick talking shop about bass rigs and shit makes her even hotter. Sorry, I'm a male (which, by extension, makes me an asshole - oh well).
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