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Nash or Modern Vintage ?
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I have 5 Fenders and 1 NASH.
It is the NASH I reach for 1st. I prefer it's synergy to the Fenders. Everything comes together to make a great instrument.
I can't speak for all of them but I really like mine.
once you get to a point, it is more about having a good setup.
True, but excellent woods, hardware, pickups/electronics, neck shape, weight and finish do, IMHO, conspire to produce a more satisfying instrument. My NASH resonates really well. It weighs only 8.3 lbs and the Lollar Pups sound sweet. It balances better than my Fenders. It just has that certain "something". Regarding setup, I did have to have the nut slots cut a bit lower, but after that it was good to go and it stays in tune amazingly well. Very stable neck.
Had a 2007 Nash Jazz. It was really nice. Never played a Modern Vintage, but they look awesome!
I’d also say to checkout Bluesman Vintage as well. I had a BMV P bass I really liked.
I’d also say to checkout Bluesman Vintage as well. I had a BMV P bass I really liked.
Yeah I've been checking out Bluesman Vintage, they look sweet !!
I have a Nash 75 Jazz. Love everything about it. I also have what I feel are some excellent Fenders as well. I reach for each of them for no particular reason. I've connected with each one so when I begin to to play I settle in...
