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SHOULD I UPGRADE MY BASS II?

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/should-i-upgrade-my-bass-1019468/

in the last forum i was talking about if i should buy another bass guitar (if it is better than mine)

I was looking through craiglist, and then I saw this bass guitar (i really like darkwooden design)

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is an Schecter diamond series

so right now, Schecter Diamond [vs] Epiphone Tunderbird IV
which one is better in sound quality?
 
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/should-i-upgrade-my-bass-1019468/

in the last forum i was talking about if i should buy another bass guitar (if it is better than mine)

I was looking through craiglist, and then I saw this bass guitar (i really like darkwooden design)

[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
is an Schecter diamond series

so right now, Schecter Diamond [vs] Epiphone Tunderbird IV
which one is better in sound quality?

I still prefer the Thunderbird approach over a Schecter sound, but this is ME

The one pictured over there is way more an accomplished instrument than a Thunderbird
The only comparable Thunderbird could be an active Pro series one
But it would stay a one trick pony nonentheless (I come from sellin')
The Schecter pictured there is an ash body bass worth a pre with some switch of sort (possibly an on/off capacitor) maybe a two or three band active equalizer, bridge MM+neck Jazz style pickups... apparently Seymour Duncan's Basslines like on former Ibanez Roadgears.

I'd say go for Schecter:)

Cheers,
Wallace