Dipping into the university money

Discussion in 'Basses [BG]' started by 2BitBassPlayer, Sep 15, 2001.

  1. In a month or so im planing to dip into my university money and get a new bass. I haven't tried anything out yet but im thinking a fender jazz with active pups and electronics or a used f bass. What do you think would be my best choice. btw i plan on spending about 1000-2000 canadian.
     
  2. Lucky! The only I've managed to squeeze out of my school are free strings. Not bad, but not exactly a free bass.

    I'll recommend a PRS just because most people here will disagree with me :D
     
  3. i think he means the money he plans to spend as tuition... not a good idea, IMO...
     
  4. Munjibunga

    Munjibunga Retired Member

    May 6, 2000
    San Diego (when not at Groom Lake)
    Independent Contractor to Bass San Diego
    Shoot, with tuition being what it is these days, there must be a BIG chunk of money sitting there. If I were you, I'd go Lakland or Sadowsky.
     
  5. Well if thats the case, then I agree.

    As much as it pains me to say it, school is important.
     

  6. The money i have saved up is not even enought to cover 1/2 tuituon. It's not like i can eather spend the money i have on a bass or school. Im goin to take a year off between highschool and university to work full time. So that money is mine to spend on what ever i want
     
  7. Okay, I understand.

    Getting back on topic, you can't go wrong with a Fender Jazz.
     
  8. ColonelZulu

    ColonelZulu Not Impressed By Those Who Flaunt “Authority” Supporting Member

    Apr 14, 2001
    Pennsylvania
    I couldn't imagine spending my beer money on a bass.
     
  9. lo-end

    lo-end Guest

    Jun 15, 2001
    PA
    Get a Sadowsky. I think Laklands are ugly.

    I dont know, its just my opinion!
     
  10. melvin

    melvin Guest

    Apr 28, 2001
    Yeah Fender Jazzes are mighty good.

    Or if you have a lot of money get a Sadowsky
     
  11. alembicbones

    alembicbones

    Nov 10, 2000
    Seattle, WA
    2 bit,

    As long as this purchase will not undermine your educational future, may I suggest a used Alembic. The resale value on these basses are relatively low and you can get a lot of bass for the money.

    If you decide to go this route, make sure you get a model with the low pass filter.

    Best Wishes,
    Bones
     
  12. pesci1313

    pesci1313 Guest

    Jun 2, 2001
    Urbandale, IA, USA
    surprised no one has mentioned it, Zon, you want durability, great tone, great bass for life, get a Zon(Modulus is good too though)