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Metalman bass with an exploratory shape!
Price: $299.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
This bass has two volume, and two control nobs, making it very easy to change your sound without needing any other effects. The ickups run on a 9volt battery, which gives them so much power that it is so easy to play beyond your band.
Quality:
The quality is amazing. An example: I tuned my base when i first got it (it was basically in tune already) and I have only had to tune it about 2 or 3 times in the last 6 months.
Value:
If i were the maker of this bass, i would sell it for at least $1000. That just shows the value you get on this bass.
Desirability:
This edgy shape and cool fretboard inlays (not to mention the ruby eyed skull knobs) make this base have such greet street appeal.
Sound:
The sound quality of this bass is amazing. It has far exceeded my expectations. I have owned and played many and peavy epiphone basses ranging from 600-100 dollars and this is by far the best. The best part of this bass is sts sustain. The sustain of the open E string lasts longer than 3 times my fender strat and my gibson SG.
Ease of Use:
This base feels so good and comfortable, mostly because the action is at a perfect height. Playability is a 10, but i gave this a 9 because the odd shape makes it sometimes hard to move.
Support:
Great support. Very easy to contact dean. www.deanguitars.com
Overall:
I would recommend this bass to anyone, from beginner to pro musician. Great for any bassist.
Since 1987, trends have come and gone. But the fast and versatile Soundgear basses continue to lay down the groove in every style imaginable in every venue possible. Now in 2008, Ibanez offers a vast array of different Soundgear models including neck-thru-body, fretless and left-handed.
Price: $699.95 Buy now!
Each Millennium AC BXP bass features a Basswood body, Hard Rock Maple neck with Rosewood fretboard and an attractive quilted Maple cap. An active electronic system, driven by Peavey Cirrus neck and bridge active pickups, provides an extra boost in volume and tone with more expressive sound control. These 21-fret, 34 in. scale basses also feature volume, pickup blend, bass, mid and treble controls, as well as the new Peavey headstock design.
Price: $329.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
you can really make this bass sound like a guitar. The pickups arent to bad, but there really wasnt anything for the lows. Its a “bass” and thats what it lacked, “bass”.
Quality:
The product is steardy, the knobs for tone, volume, and the others could come off alittle to easily if you turned it hard or sumthin. The bass stays in tune though. And its a nice looking bass =]
Value:
Making a bass sound like a guitar is cool. But making a bass sound like a bass is whats important.
Desirability:
at first i wanted it but then after palying it i 100% dont.
Sound:
I read all the revies on this bass and i went to play it at guitar center, well lets just say it had similar sound qualities of one of those squire beginner pack basses that comes with an amp and all that shyt. My $200 Ibanez really whoops on this bass when it comes to sound and my ibanez is just a Decent bass. I spent forever trying to get the peavey lows sound full even on an ampeg 2×15 and a $800 ampeg head and it just wasnt happening. The mids both lo and hi were actually not to bad. You can make this bass sound close to a guitar, but the lows just are so weak. Maybe it was the strings but i doubt it. Not a good bass for SLAP and POP
Ease of Use:
you can modify the sound pretty easily. The neck was smooth and easy on your fingers.
GSR models with high-output pickups offer famous Soundgear professional comfort and playability at
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The new American Standard Precision basses feature Fender’s new high-mass vintage bridge, a thinner finish undercoat that lets the body breathe and improves resonance, new and improved Fender tuning keys that keep the classic look but are 30 percent lighter, a richer and deeper neck tint for a more elegant appearance, a great-looking glossed maple or rosewood fingerboard and satin back for smooth playability, a new Fender-exclusive SKB molded case and a gorgeous new Blizzard Pearl finish option.
Price: $1299.99 Buy now!
Packed with a 1-piece Maple neck, Duncan Designed split single-coil pickups, an Agathis body, chrome hardware and much more. An excellent choice for anybody looking for the unmistakable, classic Rockin
The MTD Kingston Heir basses were designed for the player looking for an aggressive yet extremely versatile instrument. Using the same large pole, dual humbucking pickups as the Kingston Artist in addition to an exposed pole “J” bass pick up, the Heir can grind and bite or simply serve up the warm classic sounds bassists cherish. Like all MTD Kingston Series instruments, the Heir incorporates many superior design elements found on MTD’s revered American instruments. It is carefully constructed using high quality Ash, Eastern Hard Rock Maple and beautifully adorned with a Flamed maple top.
Price: $889.00 Buy now!
The Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass with fretless fingerboard makes getting that unique sound of a fretless jazz bass attainable by all players. The unique, mellow sound of a fretless jazz bass is tough to get considering most fretless basses cost so much money; not any more! The quality of this bass is absolutely phenomenal. Awesome action combined with outstanding sound and unbeatable price make this axe easy to get a hold of for everybody.
Price: $299.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
It’s no boutique instrument, but it seems rather sturdy, and it hasn’t gone out of tune on me yet. For the price, I am very impressed with the build quality.
Value:
I never would have bought another bass in this price range, but after reading a lot of reviews (most of which were very positive), I decided to give it a try, and I’ve been blown away. I’ve definitely played better fretless basses, but I’ve never seen anything close to this level of quality for under $300. I’m extremely pleased.
Sound:
Haven’t really spent more than a few minutes with it plugged in. I’ve been trying to adjust from fretted, so mostly playing it unplugged to learn its feel & character.
Ease of Use:
Playing fretless has been easier to adjust to than I would have thought. No complaints in the playability on this bass yet.
Support:
Hven’t used it.
The Epiphone EB-3 takes professional features and makes them affordable. This bass is for beginners and pro-Players. Solid Mahogany construction featuring a set Mahogany neck. With a nut width of 1.65 in., it