What do you think about an MTD Kingston CRB 4 string?

[Eric Albany]

So I just bought an MTD Kingston CRB 4 string electric bass and I wanna know what you think of the MTD Kingston CRB 4 string electric bass. Shoot me a PM and/or reply to my thread.

[Eric Albany]

Bump

[Eric Albany]

Bump just cuz

[Eric Albany]

This thread is closing in 10 minutes unless people start using it again.

[Eric Albany]

This thread is now CLOSED. Yes, that's right. This thread is LOCKED, gone, no more.

[EagleMoon]

If you bought the bass, why don't you give US a review? I don't think many people have these yet.

[redhed]

Man chill a bit!

[Dr. Cheese]

I played the five string version over the weekend. The neck felt good, and the tone was OK. Overall, it struck me as a decent, but not great, budget bass. I felt the same about the new version of the Saratoga too.

[One Drop]

First, no picture, no new bass. This is the custom here, and must be obeyed lest the gods be made angry.

Second, you're the one with the bass in your hands. Tell US about lt. Throw us a bone...

Third, there is no third thing, except that you're giving us sore butts with all those thread bumps.

[Mastermold]

Originally Posted by Dr. Cheese

I played the five string version over the weekend. The neck felt good, and the tone was OK. Overall, it struck me as a decent, but not great, budget bass. I felt the same about the new version of the Saratoga too.

I got myself a 5'er CRB. Good tone is subjective but I like mine. Punchy clean P-bass tone with a solid low B. The neck is comfy I agree. Wider than my Fender P5 (past the nut) but very easy to play.

[Eric Albany]

Originally Posted by EagleMoon

If you bought the bass, why don't you give US a review? I don't think many people have these yet.

I bought it and sent it off to get repaired because it had some dings and scratches when it arrived, then I never saw it again.

[Eric Albany]

Originally Posted by One Drop

First, no picture, no new bass. This is the custom here, and must be obeyed lest the gods be made angry.

Second, you're the one with the bass in your hands. Tell US about lt. Throw us a bone...

Third, there is no third thing, except that you're giving us sore butts with all those thread bumps.

I can't post pics because I don't have the income to become a supporting member which would allow me to post pics. So one. I can't post pics. Two. The person I sent my bass to pulled a vanishing act soon after I sent the bass to get fixed. And three. I never got to use it. It went straight from the box to the repair shop.

[darkstorm]

It must be good bass then , since the repairguy ran away with it.

[sandmangeck]

I call Bull. On all accounts. Who orders a bass, then ships is to get the "scratches" repaired.

[Eric Albany]

Originally Posted by sandmangeck

I call Bull. On all accounts. Who orders a bass, then ships is to get the "scratches" repaired.

I was gonna use it as my hidden gem, all my other basses have some kind of injury like a scratch or a ding, but I couldn't use it as such unless it looked perfect. I already knew the dangers of shipping an instrument so I decided to look into my local guitar repairmen and found this person. This person was well liked so I decided that I would send my bass there if it was damaged in any way. The only way I wanted it to look was like a gently used bass, but it looked like it needed major repairs. That is why I sent it.

[UnfortunateTony]

[SeaBassTheFish]

Yeah. Also the scratches were so bad that there was no chance of picking it up and playing it for a second before sending it back out.

BTW, I just ordered a pizza and I want you guys to tell me if it's good.

[SeaBassTheFish]

So the repair guy you sent it to is local?

This thread just makes no sense at all. I think I liked it better when it was closed.

[Eric Albany]

What ever. Guess this thread is goin to the dump.

[One Drop]

I think you can post photos free to sites like Photobucket and then link them here even without a Supporting Membership, FYI, Eric.