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In need of aggressive bass
- Thread starter Willstonez
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Was it a 90's model, or more recent make? I'm not sure that ALL the ATK's belong in the exact same, 'aggressive' discussion.
A good, serviceable Bongo is above the OP's budget...
I'd seriously checkout a new series Warwick Rockbass 5'er. Affordable....reasonably close to Warwick standards.
The Corvette $$ is in 4 or 5 string. You might even find a german warwick Corvette $$ below your price target. Just keep your eyes peeled or check the GC used section as well as TB.
The Corvette $$ is in 4 or 5 string. You might even find a german warwick Corvette $$ below your price target. Just keep your eyes peeled or check the GC used section as well as TB.
+1 to the Euro, I bought my Euro 4 less than a year ago but my time with it has been amazing. I like it so much I would even say it is the best bass i have EVER played. Feels amazing, sounds amazing, can't go wrong
I believe it's in the neighborhood of three years old. I wasn't aware that there was such a great difference between model years.
EBMM Bongo (Sterlings are also aggressive but don't have 24 frets)
Warwick Corvette $$
Spector ReBop or Euro
In other words, your question has been answered numerous times
Warwick Corvette $$
Spector ReBop or Euro
In other words, your question has been answered numerous times
g&l l2000/2500 are really aggressive bass, but it just you get tired of it, begause it is it not thing more or less
but one of my must have is p-j/p-h(humbucker) basses
but one of my must have is p-j/p-h(humbucker) basses
