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Sandberg (Bass) California JM V fretless
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Electric Fretless Bass from Sandberg (Bass)

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    Sandberg (Bass) California JM V fretlessPublished on 06/05/14 at 08:03
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    German manufacturing - custom, they agreed to give me a fretless - nickel, super finish.
    Ebony fingerboard - very nice.
    I look like a clone of my fretless Fender JBV - successful business, even comfort.
    The rest - it is California.
    Passive / Active - I love it. I use it as passive.

    UTILIZATION

    I love the ergonomics of the Jazz Bass - I served.
    Only drawback, but really one for all items - it is the weight. It is heavy - 5.4 kg versus 4.8 kg for my JBV.

    SOUNDS

    I love the sound - ebony fingerboard - it sings!
    With 2 possible routing pick ups we get lots of sounds - subtle fretless up "trumpet". The type of string playing tremendously - after many tests, I use…
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    German manufacturing - custom, they agreed to give me a fretless - nickel, super finish.
    Ebony fingerboard - very nice.
    I look like a clone of my fretless Fender JBV - successful business, even comfort.
    The rest - it is California.
    Passive / Active - I love it. I use it as passive.

    UTILIZATION

    I love the ergonomics of the Jazz Bass - I served.
    Only drawback, but really one for all items - it is the weight. It is heavy - 5.4 kg versus 4.8 kg for my JBV.

    SOUNDS

    I love the sound - ebony fingerboard - it sings!
    With 2 possible routing pick ups we get lots of sounds - subtle fretless up "trumpet". The type of string playing tremendously - after many tests, I use the basic nickel round - I like it. I have not adopted the flat nets.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I love everything except the weight.
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