Dudley goes over the Big Al w/Premier Guitar!

[Colin]

I don't think this bass has a GC in it. As far as I remember from the other vids that bass had some kind of burst finish and the SSS -configuration.

It doesn't. It was just a bass picked of the rack

[oli@bass]

Great jammin' all guys, but talking this Big Al H, it really sounds great, no matter who playing, BP or other guy (don't know him but he's great player indeed)!

Dave La Rue. Totally unknown guy. Plays with this other totally unknown guy, Steve Morse or something....

Anyway, Big Al sounds to me like improved standard single H Music Man, but have one advantage, the 4 band EQ!

If I remember correctly, the Big Al sports the single H from the 25th, which is a Bongo bobbin, with ceramic magnets wound to StingRay specs. A best of all worlds humbucker. THE humbucker. I hope this will also be used in the upcoming Reflex.

[sitonmybass]

I watched some more of the clips of Johnny Hiland from this NAMM show. He is one smokin' f*****g guitar player! His phrasing is sometimes reminiscent of a pedal steel which is very hard to pull off on a standard guitar in what appears/sounds to be standard tuning. This guy's brain has unique "wiring" and I mean that in a good way. Very creative, fluid and clean playing.

[cellkirk74]

It doesn't. It was just a bass picked of the rack

That's what I thought...

[keko]

If I remember correctly, the Big Al sports the single H from the 25th, which is a Bongo bobbin, with ceramic magnets wound to StingRay specs. A best of all worlds humbucker. THE humbucker. I hope this will also be used in the upcoming Reflex.

Wooow!

I hope too! I'm potential buyer of such a bass, especially if it will look similar like 25th!

Question: is it possible that future Reflex model comes in 5 Hp (single H with piezo) configuration. That's the bass I would buy for sure!