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Published on 06/03/11 at 08:01Manufacturing: Asia
Type: Electric
Position: Right
Form: Jazz Bass
Number of Strings: 4
Frets: 20
Body: Maple
Sleeve Type: Screwed
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Maple
Electronics: Passive
Pickups: 2 Duncan Designed
Volume Control: 2
Tone control: 1
Bridge: Standard
Mechanical: Standard
Hardware: Chrome
Finish: Gloss
Color: Natural
UTILIZATION
The handle is a pure delight just ... Beginner I possessor of another 5-string bass with a handle it as natural but this one is purely and simply a joy at this rate there
Regarding ergonomics I think I Jazz Bass is a reference standard can speak both body and in terms of access to the various knobs ... The weight is so low but I prefer a heavy weight pen so it is matter of personal opinion ... As for the access to treble it is done without any hindrance
For sound: if you are looking for an instrument in these rates then you will leave with a blow if this style of bass you are looking for roundness and warmth to the program
SOUNDS
For sound: if you are looking for an instrument in these rates then you will leave with a blow if this style of bass you are looking for roundness and warmth to the program
It can go from edgy rock to reggae and then make a detour plans and return of jazzy fusion
Obviously this is not the model qu'ill you need if you want to take Tom Araya
OVERALL OPINION
I bought it there may have about a month and still can not believe ...
I actually tested a few models and wanted to offer me a Serie Mexico but in the end NO! nothing to see and provide value for money you need to type in the high end for better then a standard model sounds downright less
For more: favorite for the overall package: color lacquer finish and its
For less: a tripod is required for the specific shape of the bass does not maintain balanced on a tripod fixed
Quality Award for the report: Unstoppable
If I ever do it I certainly do it again: 1 for the instrument 2 to the surprise and joy of discovering truly on my amp
Type: Electric
Position: Right
Form: Jazz Bass
Number of Strings: 4
Frets: 20
Body: Maple
Sleeve Type: Screwed
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Maple
Electronics: Passive
Pickups: 2 Duncan Designed
Volume Control: 2
Tone control: 1
Bridge: Standard
Mechanical: Standard
Hardware: Chrome
Finish: Gloss
Color: Natural
UTILIZATION
The handle is a pure delight just ... Beginner I possessor of another 5-string bass with a handle it as natural but this one is purely and simply a joy at this rate there
Regarding ergonomics I think I Jazz Bass is a reference standard can speak both body and in terms of access to the various knobs ... The weight is so low but I prefer a heavy weight pen so it is matter of personal opinion ... As for the access to treble it is done without any hindrance
For sound: if you are looking for an instrument in these rates then you will leave with a blow if this style of bass you are looking for roundness and warmth to the program
SOUNDS
For sound: if you are looking for an instrument in these rates then you will leave with a blow if this style of bass you are looking for roundness and warmth to the program
It can go from edgy rock to reggae and then make a detour plans and return of jazzy fusion
Obviously this is not the model qu'ill you need if you want to take Tom Araya
OVERALL OPINION
I bought it there may have about a month and still can not believe ...
I actually tested a few models and wanted to offer me a Serie Mexico but in the end NO! nothing to see and provide value for money you need to type in the high end for better then a standard model sounds downright less
For more: favorite for the overall package: color lacquer finish and its
For less: a tripod is required for the specific shape of the bass does not maintain balanced on a tripod fixed
Quality Award for the report: Unstoppable
If I ever do it I certainly do it again: 1 for the instrument 2 to the surprise and joy of discovering truly on my amp
