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Published on 05/09/09 at 05:47
Manufacturing Japan late 70
22 frets
body + neck in a light wood (maple?)
type micro précision.un volume, one tone
UTILIZATION
Mache thin enough (typical jazz), good access to the treble. the head tends to lean a little but nothing serious, it will hardly perceives.
rglages allow the ultra-simple sounds kind of low precision. and that's all we ask him any more.
SOUNDS
I play rock music on a head ashdown abm + ampeg cabinets and Ashdown. I just finished a studio session with new strings and the sound is really stunning for a bass this price! AC growls, the highs are present without being garish. I was afraid of the quality of the original pickups but they really do their job well. I put 9 / 10 compared with the price but a comparison with a good fender us some surprises I think.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for several weeks. I paid 150 euros for a easycash. I'm the type of precision supersatisfait vintage. hint: look for the old bass Benefits, aria end 70 which come from japan ... there are bargains to be!
22 frets
body + neck in a light wood (maple?)
type micro précision.un volume, one tone
UTILIZATION
Mache thin enough (typical jazz), good access to the treble. the head tends to lean a little but nothing serious, it will hardly perceives.
rglages allow the ultra-simple sounds kind of low precision. and that's all we ask him any more.
SOUNDS
I play rock music on a head ashdown abm + ampeg cabinets and Ashdown. I just finished a studio session with new strings and the sound is really stunning for a bass this price! AC growls, the highs are present without being garish. I was afraid of the quality of the original pickups but they really do their job well. I put 9 / 10 compared with the price but a comparison with a good fender us some surprises I think.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for several weeks. I paid 150 euros for a easycash. I'm the type of precision supersatisfait vintage. hint: look for the old bass Benefits, aria end 70 which come from japan ... there are bargains to be!