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Published on 07/30/14 at 13:34So A copy of JazzBass brand SX, made in China,
Ash body.
Channel and maple fingerboard.
Varnished polyurethane. Natural gloss finish.
Enorméménent it looks like Fender American Deluxe Jazzbass except electronics which is inspired by original Jazz Bass with 1 volume and 1 tone micro.
2 single coil passive!
Handle length: 34 "
1 7/8 "nut and
2 1/2 "to 12 fret
Radius: 14 "
String spacing at nut: 3/8 "
String spacing at the 12th fret: 5/8 "
Weight: 4.5 Kg
UTILIZATION
A jazz bass in its characteristics. Ergonomics that has been proven. Comfort is the top
The neck is super nice, access to treble is excellent.
For sound, we go to the next section, I proclaim to you, that's very good!
SOUNDS
For the style of music: You can do anything with JazzBass, funk, gospel gu, electro, metal, rock, samba. ALL!
I used it with all types of amps, the Ampeg SVT tube, the Ampeg SVT transistor, my Gallien Krueger MBE-500 and other amps.
The question that you ask and: Does it sounds like a JazzBass.
Having played several JazzBass I would say that nothing sounds more differently than other JazzBass. And yet, there is a sound JazzBass.
Yes, we have a sound JazzBass. And excellent sound JazzBass.
You want her to Marcus Miller, you approach it closely, although the electronics are completely different.
Is that she is the closest, if you want an idea of its sound.
Very good spectral balance.
Excellent fingers, the slap bass to treble. Resonances very good, good harmonics.
I see nothing wrong with this bass. I feel like a Fender JazzBass in hands.
Why would I buy a Fender (I got one, I was less pleased than this) then I comfort and sound? Especially as the prestige, I do not care.
For me, at the sound is perfect. And stock configuration. No change microphones or electronics.
Used in recording studio, it was perfect, approved by the sound engineer!
OVERALL OPINION
I use since 2013
I played a lot of models of low before:
Yamaha, Fender JazzBass, Tune TWB53, Ibanez, Gibson Thunderbird, Musicman saber Vigier Excess ... I got it in parallel with a Sandberg Basic Ken Taylor 5.
This was to be the basis of a low relief. I used that as the Sandberg.
This bass is simply a UFO in terms of price / quality ratio. It's cringe owners JazzBass U.S., but it sounds as well, for a price 4-6 times lower.
Will not be resentful, guys! They did a great job in SX, that's it!
I stopped playing in a group, keeping only this low because I had more time to devote to music, but occasionally, I come away for fun. I rest on my ass every time so the sound is what GOOD!
And all for 300 Euros, including the flight case, Customs fees, and a good set of strings.
With experience, it is a choice I would do again and again, and again!
Ash body.
Channel and maple fingerboard.
Varnished polyurethane. Natural gloss finish.
Enorméménent it looks like Fender American Deluxe Jazzbass except electronics which is inspired by original Jazz Bass with 1 volume and 1 tone micro.
2 single coil passive!
Handle length: 34 "
1 7/8 "nut and
2 1/2 "to 12 fret
Radius: 14 "
String spacing at nut: 3/8 "
String spacing at the 12th fret: 5/8 "
Weight: 4.5 Kg
UTILIZATION
A jazz bass in its characteristics. Ergonomics that has been proven. Comfort is the top
The neck is super nice, access to treble is excellent.
For sound, we go to the next section, I proclaim to you, that's very good!
SOUNDS
For the style of music: You can do anything with JazzBass, funk, gospel gu, electro, metal, rock, samba. ALL!
I used it with all types of amps, the Ampeg SVT tube, the Ampeg SVT transistor, my Gallien Krueger MBE-500 and other amps.
The question that you ask and: Does it sounds like a JazzBass.
Having played several JazzBass I would say that nothing sounds more differently than other JazzBass. And yet, there is a sound JazzBass.
Yes, we have a sound JazzBass. And excellent sound JazzBass.
You want her to Marcus Miller, you approach it closely, although the electronics are completely different.
Is that she is the closest, if you want an idea of its sound.
Very good spectral balance.
Excellent fingers, the slap bass to treble. Resonances very good, good harmonics.
I see nothing wrong with this bass. I feel like a Fender JazzBass in hands.
Why would I buy a Fender (I got one, I was less pleased than this) then I comfort and sound? Especially as the prestige, I do not care.
For me, at the sound is perfect. And stock configuration. No change microphones or electronics.
Used in recording studio, it was perfect, approved by the sound engineer!
OVERALL OPINION
I use since 2013
I played a lot of models of low before:
Yamaha, Fender JazzBass, Tune TWB53, Ibanez, Gibson Thunderbird, Musicman saber Vigier Excess ... I got it in parallel with a Sandberg Basic Ken Taylor 5.
This was to be the basis of a low relief. I used that as the Sandberg.
This bass is simply a UFO in terms of price / quality ratio. It's cringe owners JazzBass U.S., but it sounds as well, for a price 4-6 times lower.
Will not be resentful, guys! They did a great job in SX, that's it!
I stopped playing in a group, keeping only this low because I had more time to devote to music, but occasionally, I come away for fun. I rest on my ass every time so the sound is what GOOD!
And all for 300 Euros, including the flight case, Customs fees, and a good set of strings.
With experience, it is a choice I would do again and again, and again!