bass shaman
Published on 11/02/07 at 09:47
-Made in the USA by Joe Zon
-34 ", 24 frets, 2 humbuckers Bartolini Bartolini preamp NTMB (low + acute + low med med high, balance Micos, volume push-pull active / passive)
ABM bridge
Carbon-set neck
UTILIZATION
Round-nice for a 6 string in C flat, thin enough and strong enough, great for burying the guitarist who wants to play faster than Lucky Luke. Perfect for playing with fingers or agreement, requires more precision for the big slap hands!
-Perfect access to acute
Low-balanced, overall still quite heavy (about 5 kg), but hey, we not play the ukulele instead
-A very large, very dense and very hot, lots of presence in general too. The Music Man can go get dressed ... In short, a killing! the electronics are fine and very effective, after the bassist to play it!
SOUNDS
I played in a variety of contexts (with classical orchestra (yes, really!), With brass ensembles, in my rather eclectic group that is also the big rock-fusion to more melodic stuff), it is still there without never sounded out of context, a real chameleon!
Eden-Amp
-Easy to get big sound without buggers, the instrument is very dynamic, the sound is generally very large, very sharp with singing rather than "glassy". modern sounds are there too of course. + Infinite Sustain, and no dead notes ...
- The super's what!
OVERALL OPINION
-An exceptional instrument, but not recommended for those who enjoy very wide sleeves and a big gap strings at the bridge (the spacing on the Zon is 16.5mm between the strings at the bridge): there is more in the John Myung spirit than in Patitucci!
-This is my fourth six strings, I have chosen for its versatility and durability (built like a tank). It can be the bass of a lifetime, if you love all its features.
Instrument-very expensive (starting with the import aujoud'hui around 6000 euros) but outstanding instrument, and if you like ...
-My dream: the same but 36 "and 18.5mm!
-34 ", 24 frets, 2 humbuckers Bartolini Bartolini preamp NTMB (low + acute + low med med high, balance Micos, volume push-pull active / passive)
ABM bridge
Carbon-set neck
UTILIZATION
Round-nice for a 6 string in C flat, thin enough and strong enough, great for burying the guitarist who wants to play faster than Lucky Luke. Perfect for playing with fingers or agreement, requires more precision for the big slap hands!
-Perfect access to acute
Low-balanced, overall still quite heavy (about 5 kg), but hey, we not play the ukulele instead
-A very large, very dense and very hot, lots of presence in general too. The Music Man can go get dressed ... In short, a killing! the electronics are fine and very effective, after the bassist to play it!
SOUNDS
I played in a variety of contexts (with classical orchestra (yes, really!), With brass ensembles, in my rather eclectic group that is also the big rock-fusion to more melodic stuff), it is still there without never sounded out of context, a real chameleon!
Eden-Amp
-Easy to get big sound without buggers, the instrument is very dynamic, the sound is generally very large, very sharp with singing rather than "glassy". modern sounds are there too of course. + Infinite Sustain, and no dead notes ...
- The super's what!
OVERALL OPINION
-An exceptional instrument, but not recommended for those who enjoy very wide sleeves and a big gap strings at the bridge (the spacing on the Zon is 16.5mm between the strings at the bridge): there is more in the John Myung spirit than in Patitucci!
-This is my fourth six strings, I have chosen for its versatility and durability (built like a tank). It can be the bass of a lifetime, if you love all its features.
Instrument-very expensive (starting with the import aujoud'hui around 6000 euros) but outstanding instrument, and if you like ...
-My dream: the same but 36 "and 18.5mm!