Höfner 500/1 (Beatle Bass) vs Rickenbacker 4003

Here’s a demo based on the Beatles’ classic song ”Taxman”, using my 1989 Höfner 500/1 and my 1987 Rickenbacker 4003. Both basses were strung with roundwounds and both pickups were on. The bass tracks were recorded with a Bluetone Bass 200 and a Shure SM7B microphone.
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The guitar tracks were recorded using a Tech 21 Mop Top Liverpool effect pedal.
• rhythm guitar left (Fender Stratocaster): Channel B with Boost
• rhythm guitar right (Gibson Melody Maker SG): Channel A with Boost
• lead guitar (Epiphone Casino): Channel B with Boost
• reverb added during mixdown

Ortega RMAE-30 & RMAE-40 – Tulossa Rockway-blogiin

Here’s a version of the Irish folk tune ”Lough Erin Shore” featuring two Ortega mandolins – the RMAE-30 (with built-in magnetic pickup) and the RMAE-40 (with built-in piezo pickup).
• Rhythm mandolins – Ortega RMAE-30 (left channel), Ortega RMAE-40 (right channel)
• Lead parts as pointed out in the video
The rhythm mandolin parts were recorded with an AKG C3000 condenser mic, while I used a Shure SM7B for the lead parts. Both mics were plugged into a Cranborne Audio Camden EC2 preamp.
Here’s a short version of the REM classic ”Losing My Religion” featuring two Ortega mandolins – the RMAE-30 (with built-in magnetic pickup) and the RMAE-40 (with built-in piezo pickup).
• Rhythm mandolins – Ortega RMAE-30 (left channel), Ortega RMAE-40 (right channel)
• Lead parts as pointed out in the video
All mandolin tracks were recorded with the instruments plugged straight into a Cranborne Audio Camden EC2 preamp.

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