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Douglas Sculptor 5 na
- Thread starter On_The_1
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No, but let me offer you my opinion on what is basically almost the same bass: the Douglas WOB 825.
I have it, it plays nicely, the neck is smooth, the finish is beautiful, sounds pretty good (not AMAZING but I love the big bassy tone I can get from dialing in a bit of bass with the active eq) and for the price I paid, I am very, very happy.
Check out these links:
Douglas 825 Sculptor Bass test
Just got a douglas 825 WEB NA fretless
And for sake of reference, Link Removed is the bass I purchased.
I have it, it plays nicely, the neck is smooth, the finish is beautiful, sounds pretty good (not AMAZING but I love the big bassy tone I can get from dialing in a bit of bass with the active eq) and for the price I paid, I am very, very happy.
Check out these links:
Douglas 825 Sculptor Bass test
Just got a douglas 825 WEB NA fretless
And for sake of reference, Link Removed is the bass I purchased.
I have a red one:
Bought back when they were the WOB825. It is a good value bass, however, I like the 6 string version (the black one in my pic) better because I'm not crazy about the balance between the different style pups. Plays well and sounds good, but gets less play than my WOB826.
Bought back when they were the WOB825. It is a good value bass, however, I like the 6 string version (the black one in my pic) better because I'm not crazy about the balance between the different style pups. Plays well and sounds good, but gets less play than my WOB826.
The only thing that has kept me from buying it already is that I've always played passive pups...mainly p basses...and I'm not too sure if I'm going to like active pups.
