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An acoustic bass, I'm using it for practice and acoustic performance. Owned it for 2 years.A decent bass with only $100, not bad at all for the price. It suit well for a beginner (like me) to practice anytime, anywhere. The electronic waere great, the finish was fine. My only concern is just the frets.
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This is my 1st bass, made in Indonesia. My dad bought me this bass for my 17th birthday. It's a cheap bass, but not bad. There are many basses with higher price but lower quality. Owned it for 5 years now.
This is the best bass I ever played and the price was so cheap. You might not believe the price was under US$ 500! The craftmanship and the sound is so great. Originally I'm looking for a Fender, but this is much better than MIM Fender. Save your money guys!
A good and affordable bass for a classic sounds. I owned it for a year and I love the sound. It isn't suit if you're seeking a modern bass sound, but it's great if you play jazz or blues. My only concern was the original pick up was weak, so I replace it with Seymour Duncan Antiquity.
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The Less I Know The Better. After got some inputs, I go to music store and try almost every overdrive pedals (on my budget) there. But, this yellow one really got me. I play with my Sire V7 (I bring it there) and no problemo. The seller even amazed with me using DOD 250 for bass and said no one before me bought that pedal for four strings. The seller and a bassist (who want to buy G&L 2000) said it a little bit sounds like Dark Glass Microtube. The other bassist said he'll buy DOD 250 too if looking for overdrive.
