This is honestly the best sounding and playing passive four string Jazz I have ever come across.
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Tagima 435 JB or JB435
- Thread starter Dr. Cheese
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This is honestly the best sounding and playing passive four string Jazz I have ever come across.
You keep returning to play it. Might need to seriously consider it.
That's a Brazilian model.
Tagima (g not j) basses made in Brazil, where Tagima is based, are exemplary.
Their less expensive Asian and Chinese made models are still good, but not on the same tier.
That's my experience/opinion any how. Definitely a brand to check out.
Quite a few choices too!
TAGIMA - Handmade in Brazil
Nice playing Doc!
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That's a Brazilian model.
Tagima (g not j) basses made in Brazil, where Tagima is based, are exemplary.
Their less expensive Asian and Chinese made models are still good, but not on the same tier.
That's my experience/opinion any how. Definitely a brand to check out.
Quite a few choices too!
TAGIMA - Handmade in Brazil
Nice playing Doc!
I know it is Brazilian and it smokes the US Geddy I had.
Pointing it out to others here on TB as well who might not be aware of where these are made.
Different tiers like Bacchus has made in different countries.
I'm currently gaga over the Brazilian made Tagima Fusion H2 4
Hmmmm... So is this bass getting any closer to going home with you since March 5?
Tagima TJB-435
You obviously like it... It keeps calling your name everytime you go near the store. G.A.S. is creepin' in!
Hmmmm... So is this bass getting any closer to going home with you since March 5?
Tagima TJB-435
You obviously like it... It keeps calling your name everytime you go near the store. G.A.S. is creepin' in!
If do or don't buy anything, I probably won't talk about it on TB anymore. If you see videos of me playing a bass outside of a store, I have probably bought it.
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Because of the quality and price , I would buy both . I gigged with the jazz model for a month and I really enjoyed everything about the bass and should have kept it but me being me , I did a buy back where I bought it .
Dear Mr. Cheese
You know as well as anybody. There are lots of unbelievably excellent instruments. But, there are a very few blessed by the gods to be different.
if that thing is different, get it.
Sincerely
Your enabler
You know as well as anybody. There are lots of unbelievably excellent instruments. But, there are a very few blessed by the gods to be different.
if that thing is different, get it.
Sincerely
Your enabler
Looking at the website , these are built with some not so common woods that are native to Brazil. I like that. It's exotic and different .
Sounds really good, Doc. (So do you).
Here's a Brazilian 5er listed on the Verb (for pricing info)
TJB-535 TJB 535 Jazz Style 5 String Bass Made in Brazil | Reverb
Here's a Brazilian 5er listed on the Verb (for pricing info)
TJB-535 TJB 535 Jazz Style 5 String Bass Made in Brazil | Reverb
Thats a nice looking bass. And the price is even nicer!!
