Comfortable basses ?

[fozzy]

Comfortable basses, that is easy to play ... Ibanez Soundgears an Ergodynes, Warwicks ... what else ... ??
Peace

 

[kmacleish]

Steinbergers.

 

[BustinJustin]

warwicks... oh... nevermind

 

[GrooveMonkey]

My Warwick Thumb is about as uncomfortable as it gets. The Streamer is much better.

The most comfortable IMO are the Fender "P-Bass body styles" like on my P-Bass and my Yamaha BB seiries.

 

[Figjam]

IU dont find P basses uncomfortable but they arent extremely comfortable either. My godin balances really nicely though. Headless basses (ie: steinberger n hohner) are comfortable, because theres hardly anything there! I find spectors comfy too.

 

[VS]

Peavey Cirrus,Spector basses.

 

[mike sancho]

My Ken Smith Bsr5mw is the easiest bass to play that I've owned. I recently picked up a Zon Sonus and that is very easy to play also.
Sanch

 

[luknfur]

I had a Pedullae MVP for a while that was light, well balanced, comfortable contour, and fairly fast neck. Nice piece.

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"The only Holy Grail that exists in the bass world is not in the bass, it's in the player."

 

[Michael Jewels]

You already mentioned the Ergodynes, but here's the one I've got: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

Very comfortable sitting or standing.

Mike

 

[Moving Pictures]

Godin Freeway or BG series, Peavey Fury IV (new ones), Fender Zone (both), Yamaha BB series plus the ones mentioned above.

Dan

 

[mark beem]

My Conklins are comfortable to play!!

 

[Masamax]

Sterlings are pretty comfy basses to play. I am not sure whether I like ash or poplar EB basses more...Ash have less dive, but are heavier...

 

[smakbass]

Both my Pedulla Rapture J-2000 and Moon Climb 5er are comfortable and balance perfectly I had a Warwick thumb 5 that had neck dive and only balanced when I wore an extra strap I added that went around my waist.

 

[jenderfazz]

I like Jazzes in terms of left hand comfort. Very nice neck. I think a good old P-Bass is the most comfortable on your lap or standing up.

 

[Lazlo Panaflex]

Warwicks have to be the all time most uncomfortable basses. The neck is like 3 times bigger than my hand!

For me a MM sterling is probably the easiest/most comfortable bass to play.

 

[Osama_Spears]

my GSR is comfortable probably because it's the only bass I played until a couple months ago. I like Stingrays.

 

[jenderfazz]

Warwicks have to be the all time most uncomfortable basses. The neck is like 3 times bigger than my hand!

I agree. I prefer a slender neck, and Warwick necks are too big for my tastes.

 

[David Wilson]

I played a Warwick Thumb 5 for ten years, and the word 'comfortable' never entered my mind while playing it. I just got used to it's weight.

My Elrick 5 is amazingly light and just feels great. All the Pedullas I've played have been a joy to wear too.

 

[luknfur]

One that slipped my mind is the obvious, a Beatle Bass. Has it's limitations but for comfort it's tough to top. The only negative being headstock heavy but it's so light that's irrelevant.

 

[egotistical]

my peavey g-bass was probably as good as ive had