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Recommend an EBMM
- Thread starter vivaknoxvegas
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I've been playing a Stingray 5 H since 1998 as my main bass guitar. I've never had a problem with it. It sounds and play great. My only complaint would be that it's a bit heavy when played standing up for an extended period of time. In 16 years of playing this thing I've made minor adjustments to the truss rod only a few times. I've tried other basses that I like but never something that I thought was better than the Stingray, different perhaps, but not better. It's just a solid and reliable instrument.
I prefer the sterling over the stingray, and am not wild about the bongi I have played. So get a Sterling!
I've been looking for a Reflex 5 just based on how it looks--love the looks of basses with out an upper horn, like a Les Paul, but not a Gibson fan. In Phoenix, it seems it would be easier to find a unicorn, than a Reflex or 25th Anniversary. Any of you in Arizona have one I could try and possibly buy?
In any event, the Reflex seems to be the least revered of the EBMM basses. Any reason?
Didn't mean to hijack btw.
In any event, the Reflex seems to be the least revered of the EBMM basses. Any reason?
Didn't mean to hijack btw.
Either a Classic Sabre or a Stingray HH. The HH will be alittle bit more on the aggressive side than the Sabre.
