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Haven't tried the bass yet. Still working on putting the Dunlop flats on. Has the same feel as the one I tried at Sam Ash.
sounds to me like you're really digging this ax! it sure does look good --- and i'm sure it's a pleasure to play. congratulations on your new instrument!
Thank you! It is meant to be an everyday knockaround bass that I can play anywhere and not worry about it getting damaged.
sounds to me like you're really digging this ax! it sure does look good --- and i'm sure it's a pleasure to play. congratulations on your new instrument!
It also seems to be a good “singer’s bass” because it is so light. The medium scale makes it easier to stay on-mic while playing.
The nut width is 38mm, which is just a hair narrower than a typical Jazz Bass but if feels narrower still (probably due to the neck profile). It honestly has me wishing it were just a bit wider. Oh, well.
I have been having trouble getting medium scale strings that I want. Stringjoy has some, and I may try those out. I've liked all the bass and guitar strings I've got from them.
Where are you finding medium scale strings?
Where are you finding medium scale strings?
