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Published on 11/25/04 at 15:00I snagged this baby at a pawn shop for $175 out the door with an Ibanez case.
I always thought I would like to play guitar, but my hands & fingeers are huge, and trying to wrestle guitar strings never worked. When I picked up this bass, I picked up a mighty massive (both size and weight) guitar, and found I could actually hit one string at a time!
This bass comes with a huge chrome bridge, ash body w/maple neck, and a beautiful furniture-like finish. It is buil like a s**t brickhouse. It also has 4 knobs (volume, bass, mid, and treble controls) as well as a switch that allows you to shoose the coils in the soapbox style pickup.
It might be a dream if it were a little lighter, but I have picked up lighter basses and this ones weight seems to fit it's size. Really no complaints.
SOlid. Thruough and through. Nice wood, beefy bridge, clean frets, great finish.
I think they still make these out of Japan, and if you are big guy like me, try to get one. You won't be sorry.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I always thought I would like to play guitar, but my hands & fingeers are huge, and trying to wrestle guitar strings never worked. When I picked up this bass, I picked up a mighty massive (both size and weight) guitar, and found I could actually hit one string at a time!
This bass comes with a huge chrome bridge, ash body w/maple neck, and a beautiful furniture-like finish. It is buil like a s**t brickhouse. It also has 4 knobs (volume, bass, mid, and treble controls) as well as a switch that allows you to shoose the coils in the soapbox style pickup.
It might be a dream if it were a little lighter, but I have picked up lighter basses and this ones weight seems to fit it's size. Really no complaints.
SOlid. Thruough and through. Nice wood, beefy bridge, clean frets, great finish.
I think they still make these out of Japan, and if you are big guy like me, try to get one. You won't be sorry.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com