Does Bass Sound Better Dirty? @Stringjoy
Does Bass Sound Better Dirty?  @Stringjoy
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Saturation is an oft-underlooked aspect of great bass tones. Some might say criminally underrated. Today on The Stringjoy Show, our own Philip Conrad tests his longstanding belief that a little saturation is a welcome addition to any bass tone.

Philip Conrad is an Atlanta-based bassist and video contributor at Stringjoy. Check out his channel at @philipconradmusic

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