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Fender Jazz Bass Geddy Lee Signature Cij. MovingPitchers. Jul 23, 2015. Updated Jul 23, 2015. cij fender geddy lee jazz bass. The Geddy Lee Jazz Bass is an exact replica of Geddy's true to time 1972 Fender Jazz Bass. It was built to replicate the specs he had on his bass. Overview Reviews (3) Gallery (1)
The sanded neck and its profile fits me perfectly. The tones range from traditional Jazz bass to the MM sound. Had to get used to the reverse tuners but otherwise this was an excellent choice in tuners. I was going to purchase a Fender American Professional 4 string, but happened to see the Geddy Lee bass hanging next to it.
TalkBass' resident Bongo + cowbell player. Nov 10, 2000. 6,935. 150. 57. Bucaramanga, Colombia, South A. Jul 16, 2011. #5. I'm a huge fan of the all-composite Steinbergers (actually, I'm the proud owner of one) but I'm one of those who doesn't like Geddy's Steinberger tone that much (I also have the Replay set, BTW).
Geddy's style of playing is TRUELY unique. Using RotoSound RS66 standard guage strings on my Geddy Lee jazz bass (SansAmp really helps) and a bit of EQ, if I try to emulate his playing style, I can get ridiculously close to the Counterparts/T4E tone. The live tone on DS seems to be more distorted.
The Geddy is more tame, but sounds like a Jazz. The build quality is no comparison. The Japanese bass is in every way built better: tuning machines, "fit and finish", paint, neck, nut, pickups, knobs. Everything is built and feels better. I think with the Japanese bass you get craftsmanship you don't get on a MIM.
Sep 23, 2018. #3. Dr. Cheese said: A Geddy has a much thinner neck because Geddy’s Signature model is based on a Jazz he found in a Michigan pawnshop whose neck had been shaved super thin. The new USA Geddy sigs don’t have that super thin neck like the older MIJ models. It has a very comfortable satin finished neck.
The Geddy is a Signature Bass, that's what makes it special, and wether you like him or his style, Geddy has such an Influence to so many Bassist, that it is well deserving. I think the bass is a very nice looking bass, and inlays really add a nice touch. Im thinking about getting one myself, and yes huge GL fan and MM!
2,409. San Francisco. www.sloughfeg.com. Jun 18, 2014. #17. try using a versatile studio preamp to tailor the sound a bit. use new strings. work your fingers hard, like try playing an upright bass for a week, then pick up your jazz, and you will have a heavy hand, for sure. Bossquez Nunez.
Apr 26, 2002. 201. 1. Toms River, NJ, USA. www.myspace.com. Sep 22, 2004. #1. I read with interest about Geddy Lee's stage setup and his ability to trigger Samplers and Sequencers with a Foot Controller: Geddy also began using larger 76-key controllers onstage to play or trigger what were now, more and more being loaded offstage into Akai-made ...
The CIJ Geddy Lee basses are very thin at 0.77" just behind the first nut and around 0.92" (I don't remember this exact measurement) just behind the twelfth fret. I would recommend looking for a used American Special jazz bass which is close at 0.785" behind the first and 0.89" behind the twelfth if you can get one in your price range.