tanguy1971
Published on 06/26/07 at 06:17
Jazz bass made in Japan, 20 frets, a microphone and a microphone PB JB
UTILIZATION
Channel pleasant to use, access to acute impeccable, it is fairly lightweight and ergonomic design is very nice
SOUNDS
The sound of the PB is punchy, the sound is very serious and "fit in".
I play with a multi-effects amp AMPEG BA115 + ZOOM B2U
The sound of the JB is average in the high, I prefer that of my Tokai for crystalline highs, I think changing the micro JB later.
OVERALL OPINION
I made only two rehearsals with a notice so it's "hot", I edit in qqs months.
If the experiment was a repeat I do not command but I would go on Thomann to my local luthier because the race was by no means settled and the four strings buzzed happily after a stint at Troc Music in Rennes the problem was resolved. I put 8 / 10 for the excessive price in France (1150 euro: s) and micro JB that sounds not as good as that of my 84-Tokai Lawsuit
UTILIZATION
Channel pleasant to use, access to acute impeccable, it is fairly lightweight and ergonomic design is very nice
SOUNDS
The sound of the PB is punchy, the sound is very serious and "fit in".
I play with a multi-effects amp AMPEG BA115 + ZOOM B2U
The sound of the JB is average in the high, I prefer that of my Tokai for crystalline highs, I think changing the micro JB later.
OVERALL OPINION
I made only two rehearsals with a notice so it's "hot", I edit in qqs months.
If the experiment was a repeat I do not command but I would go on Thomann to my local luthier because the race was by no means settled and the four strings buzzed happily after a stint at Troc Music in Rennes the problem was resolved. I put 8 / 10 for the excessive price in France (1150 euro: s) and micro JB that sounds not as good as that of my 84-Tokai Lawsuit