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Published on 06/04/11 at 06:44Made in Indonesia is a replica of Fender Jazz Bass 70s.
I watched you leave the technical characteristics in others we know what we are talking about
UTILIZATION
The ergonomics are great, well balanced, the handle is very comfortable and you feel immediately "at home". I do not know if this makes sense but I think it's a low "obvious."
SOUNDS
Easier to get a sound that's difficult:
Neck pickup volume 100%
Bridge pickup volume 0%
Tone 75% serious
Typed his 60's near the Memphis R & B
Neck pickup volume 100%
Bridge pickup volume 100%
Tone 75% acute
Typed his 70's perfect for slap
Neck pickup volume 50%
Bridge pickup volume 100%
Tone 50%
Good for rock
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for almost two years now and I have nothing positive to say about this bass in particular and the series in general.
I have not tried anything else before, but I had the opportunity to try others after ... I remain loyal.
I intend to buy me the model Fretless always in this series. Too bad it does reissue of the '62 Precision VM I cracked straight away.
Everyone falls agree (at least for this series) customers, dealers, critics ... this series is really great, the Jazz Bass remains about her the most versatile bass Squier (Rhythm n Blues, Blues, Jazz, Fusion, Funk and even Rock (for the Metal / Punk, opt for Precision).
Of course this avalanche of compliments is a low midrange below (do not think it worth a standard set of Fender - need to compare what is comparable and stay sane!).
I watched you leave the technical characteristics in others we know what we are talking about
UTILIZATION
The ergonomics are great, well balanced, the handle is very comfortable and you feel immediately "at home". I do not know if this makes sense but I think it's a low "obvious."
SOUNDS
Easier to get a sound that's difficult:
Neck pickup volume 100%
Bridge pickup volume 0%
Tone 75% serious
Typed his 60's near the Memphis R & B
Neck pickup volume 100%
Bridge pickup volume 100%
Tone 75% acute
Typed his 70's perfect for slap
Neck pickup volume 50%
Bridge pickup volume 100%
Tone 50%
Good for rock
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for almost two years now and I have nothing positive to say about this bass in particular and the series in general.
I have not tried anything else before, but I had the opportunity to try others after ... I remain loyal.
I intend to buy me the model Fretless always in this series. Too bad it does reissue of the '62 Precision VM I cracked straight away.
Everyone falls agree (at least for this series) customers, dealers, critics ... this series is really great, the Jazz Bass remains about her the most versatile bass Squier (Rhythm n Blues, Blues, Jazz, Fusion, Funk and even Rock (for the Metal / Punk, opt for Precision).
Of course this avalanche of compliments is a low midrange below (do not think it worth a standard set of Fender - need to compare what is comparable and stay sane!).