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Published on 11/18/12 at 02:44Body and neck of good quality.
To be completely satisfied I made some changes that I found necessary at the nut head mechanical insulation and electronics:
- Isolation of the cavities with copper tape,
- 45 HZ pickups emg passive
- Active electronics Glockenklang (because the original ones, no comment)
- Warwick brass adjustable nut (ouah!! That is expensive)
- Mechanical warwick.
UTILIZATION
Channel not too large tactile (if you want slapper as a patient there the first generation Yamaha trb6 II but with different measurements)
Access to acute small flat not ergonomic, it must have fine hand. The dimensions of the bass are quite acceptable it is a 34''.
The weight ... lighter than Yamaha TRB6 II (ahahahohohihi)
She has a good sustain.
SOUNDS
After changing the electronics, it has nothing have. Before I had a really annoying noise I could not adjust the amp at a low level.
OVERALL OPINION
Low quite acceptable by changing the electronics!
To be completely satisfied I made some changes that I found necessary at the nut head mechanical insulation and electronics:
- Isolation of the cavities with copper tape,
- 45 HZ pickups emg passive
- Active electronics Glockenklang (because the original ones, no comment)
- Warwick brass adjustable nut (ouah!! That is expensive)
- Mechanical warwick.
UTILIZATION
Channel not too large tactile (if you want slapper as a patient there the first generation Yamaha trb6 II but with different measurements)
Access to acute small flat not ergonomic, it must have fine hand. The dimensions of the bass are quite acceptable it is a 34''.
The weight ... lighter than Yamaha TRB6 II (ahahahohohihi)
She has a good sustain.
SOUNDS
After changing the electronics, it has nothing have. Before I had a really annoying noise I could not adjust the amp at a low level.
OVERALL OPINION
Low quite acceptable by changing the electronics!