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Let's say this Spector is it then, this is the ultimate bass for metal. Sticky this thread. Maybe the questions will stop!
Dude, brace yourself for an onslaught of trolls. The 'best bass for metal' question has been asked so many times and people got so sick of hearing it they troll any thread with that title like mad. it's become a sad cliche around here, so try not to let any of it get to you.
As for an answer, check out the Spector legends. I have one and it's got a great, growly, aggressive tone. Great basses.
Phendyr_Loon said:I have to ask the question, do two trolls make a right? To respond to trolling with trolling.
If asked whether a bass indorsed by Fieldy is the best bass for metal, I'd have to ask the question, do you want to play bass or treble?
Here is my reply recycled from another "best bass for metal thread"
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Martin Mendez (the bass player of Opeth) plays Fender and Sandberg basses. His basses are essentially Jazz basses, so I don't really see a point of any of these threads, no offense to the OP. For $400, get a used Fender Jazz, or a new Squier CV. Your bass doesn't have to be black either, look at Mandez.
Here is a pic:
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Here is a link to another thread here at TB about his gear:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f28/martin-mendezs-setup-495514/

just de-tune