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Raf in NJ
Published on 10/22/07 at 03:39
The main features have already been given.
A priori in this price range materials are not demented but honorable.
I will also rant on the ropes nets round home clawing down
-> A change to the net flat!
UTILIZATION
I find the neck very comfortable, well balanced bass and fun to play standing or sitting. The settings are simple while personal background has it all
SOUNDS
The bass has a well rounded and velvety, yet it is not much fishing in the acute (with nets dishes I precise). I think it will not fit a fan of slap given its lack of slamming, but for use in a pop-rock style it suits me well.
OVERALL OPINION
I chose this bass for me to have the fretless, I fell for its looks and because my level was low and the time I spend, I was not seeking a high-end instruments.
I do not slapper and plays mostly finger-style pop-rock and in this use it quite suits me. I recommend it for those who want to try a fretless lower cost for most pros that might not be just a hair ...
A priori in this price range materials are not demented but honorable.
I will also rant on the ropes nets round home clawing down
-> A change to the net flat!
UTILIZATION
I find the neck very comfortable, well balanced bass and fun to play standing or sitting. The settings are simple while personal background has it all
SOUNDS
The bass has a well rounded and velvety, yet it is not much fishing in the acute (with nets dishes I precise). I think it will not fit a fan of slap given its lack of slamming, but for use in a pop-rock style it suits me well.
OVERALL OPINION
I chose this bass for me to have the fretless, I fell for its looks and because my level was low and the time I spend, I was not seeking a high-end instruments.
I do not slapper and plays mostly finger-style pop-rock and in this use it quite suits me. I recommend it for those who want to try a fretless lower cost for most pros that might not be just a hair ...