No affiliation… yet. These are super nice and thoughtfully crafted basses. The control cavity is HUGE! Lots of room to customize. Not too far out of the comfort zone of what is traditional. I played one of these that was practically new, sitting in a used gear store. 8lbs is about right. The red back of the headstock reminds me of expensive women’s shoes. Cool basses!
@djembemoor
2 жыл бұрын
Excellent introduction coming from a Bass Player we can all respect for his many experiences LIVE and in the STUDIO. I want one, so I'm going to order one based on the REVIEW. Great sounding instrument. Great Product Intro!
@kevinjackson7539
2 жыл бұрын
Sounds great
@foxbat2549
2 жыл бұрын
After playing Fender basses for over 4 decades, I believe the most important component is the stock bridge. That simple bridge that Neil briefly mentions in this video. The thin and hard steel bridge plate is the key to a great, deep and resonant sounding bass. I have had it all, - Badass, Hipshot, Starrs (remember them from the late 70's -early 80's), etc. and they all came off. All the hype about improved intonation, tone and the most overrated BS of all sustain, - is just that, - hype! Jaco, Jamerson, Carol Kaye, Peter Cetera (Chicago), Duck Dunn, Jerry Jemmot, George Porter Jr. and on and on and on all played Precisons and Jazzes with that simple stock bridge. Next time you change strings on your axe, - take it to a real pro repair or set-up guy and have him or her do a good stock bridge adjustment. Thanks for your time and consideration.
@tedbrookins
Жыл бұрын
Agreed. The stock bridges are perfect. I’ve almost always lost punch, sweetness and delicacy when going to heavier bridges.
@gimmeagig
9 ай бұрын
And if you ever get hungry during one of your studio sessions, you can always stash a sandwich in the control cavity LOL
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