(Español) Hola, necesito comprar un bajo de 5 cuerdas, de bajo costo. Cual de estos 2 bajos es mejor? -Jackson JS3V -Fender squier deluxe 5 strings ambos cuestan lo mismo. Me gusta todo tipo de musica, he tocado desde metal y rock de todo tipo hasta musica salsa. Lo que busco es una buena cuerda low B y buenos agudos para slap. Muchas gracias. English (bad translation) Hello, I need to buy a 5 string bass, low cost. Which of these 2 low is better? -Jackson JS3V Fender Squier-deluxe 5 strings both cost the same. I like all kinds of music, I've played from metal and rock music of all types up sauce. What I look for is a good low B string and good treble for slap. Thank you.
I'm much better in English, by the way. Opt for Squier Active Deluxe V It's a particularly modern Jazz bass in basswood (that's better than Indian cedro, on Jackson JS3) with a somewhat "chunky" neck (I'd love it for heavy or downtuning purposes) ebonol fingerboard (a composite resin, dark and smooth like ebony, just, ok... Cheaper) three band equalizer and a midscoop switch suitable for slap. Of course electronics it's upgradable and many smart fellow TBers already did great jobs on that, yet Squier Active Deluxe V is proficient stock too My . 0,02 Cheers, Wallace
I don't know anything about the Jackson, however, I have owned a Squier Jazz 5 Active since 2009. Although I own a some more expensive basses, the Squier has become my main-go-to bass. I don't plan to modify, upgrade or otherwise change my Squier. It is fine as it is. If I ever buy another bass, I will choose Squier again for my next bass, as well.
I owned a Jackson CMG which is similar enough to the JS3 series in my opinion, I think Squier would be slightly more reliable as I've owned a couple of those before as well. The Jackson looks cooler and has a lot of good sounds, but I think the Squier is a bit more ergonomic and versatile in sound
