Hello!
I'd like to ask you what bass is better for metal. I am concerning the Yamaha TRBX 504 and Jackson CB-XV.
I'd like to ask you what bass is better for metal. I am concerning the Yamaha TRBX 504 and Jackson CB-XV.
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It doesn't, that's the point - "best bass for metal" is a very, very stale topic around here (only gets asked about 100 times a day, it seems). And there's lots and lots and lots of flavors of metal, which do not all have similar requirements in looks and sound.Sorry, but I don't know what "ferclumptuous" mean![]()
+1 (after I ran it through google translate - yeah, that's what I'm saying!)Mozesz uzywac kazda guitara basowa do "metal".....jaki chcesz....ale musisz grac jak powinie na "metal". I kup pedal na overdrive....i to wszystko.
Dla czego nie Yamaha TRBX 505? Tylko ogladasz 504? Napisales ze ogladasz Jackson zpiecoma strun....ja bym wolał ten Yamaha 505 zwygladu. Te Jacksony wygladaja od lata osiemdziesatych....nie lubie.Hello!
I'd like to ask you what bass is better for metal. I am concerning the Yamaha TRBX 504 and Jackson CB-XV.
The Jackson have more "clang" than Yamaha. I played the TRBX yesterday, but the Jackson sounds more suitable for me I think.Which one has more "Clang"?Play that one.