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MGR/James Harper « Ibanez GSR200 »
Published on 08/22/01 at 15:00I picked up this bass from my local store in wycombe (england) simply because i had become interested in playing bass and this seemed to be by far the best starter option.I paid 240 UK pounds
(about $350).This price included a 10 watt practice amp, gig bag, picks, and a book and cd.
The neck is thin and easy to wrap your fingers around - ideal for beginners who have not yet developed finger strength.
It gives a wonderful sound for it's price and most importantly-it looks sweet!!!
The Jazz pickup buzzes very occasionally .Nothing to woory a bout , especially when playing at a decent volume.
This is where this bass really excells.Most 'starter basses' are built like shit, but this isn't a starter bass. It's a proper one at an affordable price.
If you are starting out, this is really the only option unless you have too mutch money for your own good.BUY IT!!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
(about $350).This price included a 10 watt practice amp, gig bag, picks, and a book and cd.
The neck is thin and easy to wrap your fingers around - ideal for beginners who have not yet developed finger strength.
It gives a wonderful sound for it's price and most importantly-it looks sweet!!!
The Jazz pickup buzzes very occasionally .Nothing to woory a bout , especially when playing at a decent volume.
This is where this bass really excells.Most 'starter basses' are built like shit, but this isn't a starter bass. It's a proper one at an affordable price.
If you are starting out, this is really the only option unless you have too mutch money for your own good.BUY IT!!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com