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Published on 12/29/08 at 02:30
Manufacturing Corenne this bass has
- 24 frets on a pitch of 35 "
- Imitation badass bridge
- 2 humbuckers each with volume 1 & 1 Tone.
- The handle is close to a PB, fairly thick and wide, screwed.

The construction is a "sandwich" between two pieces of alder hardwood, the best effect. The handle is of the same barrel, Saddle nets in African wood (bubinga?)

UTILIZATION

- The handle end of default to be quick and trs is enjoyable, broad and flat. CHAC is most acute in the ISSA, no heel, the handle is screwed to Manir give the feel of a neck-through.

- Ergonomics is quite "manly" the handle is not made for delicate hands and the weight is dlicates consquent. Without the violin irrprochable. Nanmoins suprieure the horn bte 11ME overlooks the square, giving it a perfect balance. A wide strap is mandatory.

- The sound is trs typ: heavy and loud style ... almost nothing. I sound out "slapables" great fanfare the effects of multi-c **, and again. The 2 humbuckers leave little room for the percussive technique. The treble knobs are used to mix out of lines like "walking bass", nothing more. Anti Jazzbass whatever. With flat files is standard, full of serious old school.
In short, has sent the pt!

SOUNDS

Perfect for music that sounds ncessitent large round high-low and low mdiums.
Uses in the studio & live in DIFFERENT amp (Peavey, Fender) standard and the sound is bold.

Low rocker, mtalleux, rasta ...

OVERALL OPINION

Most
- The standard, 24 cases, violin gniale, look fabulous.

The -
- Weight, maneuverability somewhat versatile.

C'tait an instrument about 420 around nine (years 2000-2002), according to discoverable State 150-250, but I never lcherai mine ...