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Buying one of 3. Input please.
- Thread starter ronin614
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I vote schecter! I've had the Stiletto Elite and an early 90s Fury and the Schecter blows it away
Two things
First I am left handed but play right. For me the only draw back is use a pick never feels right to me so I'm a finger guy. I don't regret it now as my strong hand is on the fretboard were all the work is done
Second
While my bass of choice is G&L I did some trading of gear at a local shop and ended up with a new Schector Diamond Series Omen 5.
Now this was in the $500 range but my point it try as I might to not like it if I was on a budget Schector would be my choice.
So if playing lefty is your choice buy a lefty and Schector it is
First I am left handed but play right. For me the only draw back is use a pick never feels right to me so I'm a finger guy. I don't regret it now as my strong hand is on the fretboard were all the work is done
Second
While my bass of choice is G&L I did some trading of gear at a local shop and ended up with a new Schector Diamond Series Omen 5.
Now this was in the $500 range but my point it try as I might to not like it if I was on a budget Schector would be my choice.
So if playing lefty is your choice buy a lefty and Schector it is
If you're still looking you might like this.
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1990's MIM Jazz Bass...$299, no reserve, less than three days to go.
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1990's MIM Jazz Bass...$299, no reserve, less than three days to go.
I recently got a stiletto 8 and I was very surprised and impressed at the quality build for it's price, it hangs right next to my $2k spector euro and you'd never know it cost less than half the price of the spector
