joe_davis's Reviews

Awesome strings!!

D'addarios never fail me, and always stay bright after quite some time. One of my fav strings and stays well in tune.

Absolutely Mindblowing

For a lowend/cheap bass, you'll defiantly get that Stingray tone. Feels great, plays awesome, paint job is quite nice on it (even though it was darker than was was suppose to be). The pickups are okayish-great, which is no problem. The preamp may not be the best, gets too bassy (I dial the bass down and treble up). A new preamp is all I think is needed for it.

Fantastic bass!

A nice bass processor

I recently purchased this bass processor and loved it. It's a little confusing at first, but takes no time, especially editing tones/amps/cabs/etc by computer.

Does the job well

I use this for my bass amplifiers, and pedals. Does very well, and holds my plug ins pretty good.

A nice special edition guitar

Not much of these were made. Crafted in 2007-2011.

Pros- Great sounding guitar, fret board feels great, tremolo system works well with whammy.

Cons- Heavy, stock pickups are kind of lame

It's a nice one

I enjoy it well, but I always run into too much bass or too much treble (maybe I don't know how to dial it correctly). But, needless to say it plays great on my guitars/bass.

Such a nice Overdrive/Preamp/DI

I use this to help shape my bass tone and to punch in a nice distortion. Defiantly a great DI/Overdrive pedal, and a little cheaper than some.

Nice hybrid bass amp

I'm a big fan of the graphic EQ it allows you to do to dial in your tone. Cool lights on it as well. The tube and solid state pre-amp section works well, whether you blend them or isolate them.

Pros- Great hybrid amp, graphic EQ

Cons- Maybe not as powerful as other bass amps out in the marketplace these days as in wattage.

Perfect for that crisp bass sound

It helps me deliver a good high crisp sound to help emphasize my slap/pluck/pick/etc on bass.

Pros- Great sound with aluminum cones, crisp, and a nice bottom end.

Cons- Heavy (100lbs) and only has 300watts compared to more modern bass cabinets these days.

Average

The stock picups has some high treble, but isn't too bad once you EQ it correctly. The feel of the bass is okay. Only has one truss rod (stock) as well. It's worth the price if you get it within $300-500.