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Never though I'd say this, but...

Get this,

The peavey sounded the best

Not surprising at all. There are people all over the internet waxing lyrical about how great the T-40 sounds (and then moaning about how heavy it is)

The best set up, playing and sounding bass (imo) in my GC right now is a Yamaha 170J. Under $200. Could very well be a fluke. Or not.

No reason it shouldn't be. A bass is a pretty simple thing to make, and there's no reason I'm aware of why a cheap one can't be great.
 
The heaviness is worth it, imo. The weight doesn't worry me much personally anyway. My Jazz bass is almost as heavy as T-40s and I'm used to playing that for a couple of hours at a time. So I don't think the T-40 I'm buying will be too much of a problem. :)
 
You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but IME it isn't true - I tried a Fender pup, and now have EMG's in my Fury, FWIW... I have never denied that the Fury has excellent fretwork - but the neck finish is pretty crude, as is the body finish...


- georgestrings


Everyone is entitled to their opinion. They are
neither right nor wrong.

It's simply an opinion.

So, please don't try to tell me what my opinion
is or isn't.

It's like an AH. To me, mine don't stink, but your's
does.

Tabdog
 
georgestrings and unclejane- keep the personal crap out of the thread.

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I just got to reading this thread, and that bass was $450 at GC, if any of you are in washington area, it's in bellingham, you could also buy the ovation magnum they have there for $700, anyways, I really wish I could buy, and imo, I love a heavy bass, if it's too lightweight it doesn't really feel right. But anyways, maybe one of you can pick it up, it's a black finish and is quite cool!