Presumably the product name "Flea In A Box" was considered and rejected for this collection of slap bass samples from German sample librarians Realsamples. What makes the collection unusual is the high number of velocities the notes are recorded at. 32 velocities per note means that compositing funky slap bass (or performing it with the right combination of sampler and controller) can be done at a higher level of realism than by using libraries with fewer velocity options. From Realsamples:

Our "Slap Bass Collection" contains 2.5 GB of samples of a Warwick� StreamerT electric bass, recorded directly through a Mindprint� DTCT high quality channel-strip. In contrast to conventional sample CDs, this set contains much more samples per note than probably any other sample CD ever released. The samples are recorded in the wave format in 24 bit/96 khz resolution.

Chromatically sampled, every note is available in 32 velocities, so you have 32 different samples of each note`s dynamic range. Additionally, every string has been sampled up to higher regions (G-string up to the 15th fret) to provide great realism and flexibility. Additionally, ghost notes of each string are available for realistic bass playing (also in 32 velocities).

The light version contains 4 velocities of each note and is available in the GigaStudioT format (44.1 khz/16 bits) for free download.

Grab a free download of a 4-velocity 16-bit rendering of the sample collection at this website.