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- In fact, Fieldy just followed what Munky and Head did on 7-string guitars. And he applied it to his bass. As you may already know, Fieldy is famous for his use of 5-string basses. And 5-string basses have this standard tuning, going from the bottom to the top string: B0-E1-A1-D2-G2
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Jun 21, 2001 · I've used them on a couple of basses, and if you like Roto's, I think you'd like these. They're pretty similar in feel and sound to Roto 66's, another string I like. They also seem to last reasonably well for stainless strings, but I'm using Fast Fret these days, too.
Feb 10, 2020 · Piercing the wall of riffs produced by seven-string guitar-slingers Brian Welch and James Shaffer, Fieldy’s bass tone on The Nothing is instantly recognisable – a clicky, buzzy, clangorous, chiming twang that is unlike that of anyone else, delivered from his signature Ibanez K-5 five-string.
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Fieldy (real name Reginald Arvizu) has, of course, made bass a big part of the Korn sound since the group’s inception, blending percussive drive and woofer-shaking bottom for a wholly original approach to the instrument and its sonic placement within a band.
Loaded with dual Ibanez ADX5 pickups, this bass delivers an unlimited arsenal of mayhem-inspiring bass tones - from chugging, low-range thump to fiery riffs, this twisted translator has got the life! For added versatility, this is also equipped with a Vari-mid 3-band EQ with sweepable midrange allows you to dial in various bass sound, including ...
Styled in a flat black finish, the Ibanez Fieldy K5 is Fieldy's signature series 5-string electric bass. Fieldy needs little introduction, the bass player from Korn who's unique playing and influential style of incredibly aggressive slaps and pops in a nu-metal context has carved the way for "up front" bass playing.
Oct 20, 2007 · There's been a lot of talk about your 15-string bass, which is an extremely impressive-looking instrument. Did Ibanez approach you with the idea of making it?