The good:
Tim Carr is a great musician and he is a nice narrator. Clear, concise and pleasant.
The sound quality and video quality are good.
The bad:
The "bass player" looks, sounds and plays like he doesn't actually own a bass.
I don't know how many people are employed at Sweetwater, but maybe there's actually a bassist working there who saw or will see this video and wondered "Why the heck didn't they ask me to demo these instruments in a way actual bass players would appreciate, and in a way that would better resonate with them."
(This phenomenon reminds me of a LOT, if not the overwhelming majority of bass demos by Fender/FMIC, itself, btw...)
Come on Sweetwater!
Tim Carr is a great musician and he is a nice narrator. Clear, concise and pleasant.
The sound quality and video quality are good.
The bad:
The "bass player" looks, sounds and plays like he doesn't actually own a bass.
I don't know how many people are employed at Sweetwater, but maybe there's actually a bassist working there who saw or will see this video and wondered "Why the heck didn't they ask me to demo these instruments in a way actual bass players would appreciate, and in a way that would better resonate with them."
(This phenomenon reminds me of a LOT, if not the overwhelming majority of bass demos by Fender/FMIC, itself, btw...)
Come on Sweetwater!
