Are they good does anyone know ?? are they better than squiers ?? i seen this on thomann and it looks awesome !!
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Vintage (brand) basses
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Don't no the brand or bass, it being European and all. But, one thing I do know is the distress looks silk screened to me, a part of the finish not actual marks.
never tried a bass but the guitars arent great! Not like stagg bad, but im sure you can find better, i wouldnt buy one!
hiho, I have one it,s the p-bass type and they are trevor wilkinson range of guitars distributed by JHS in Europe.
For the money they are spot on.I happily gig mine alongside a musicman and a ricky.
The bass player with Sham 69 has just done a world tour with one and it survived the gigging and the travel.
I will admit that I have changed a few things but I would have done the same even if it had the big F on the end of it.
For the price-excellent.
For the money they are spot on.I happily gig mine alongside a musicman and a ricky.
The bass player with Sham 69 has just done a world tour with one and it survived the gigging and the travel.
I will admit that I have changed a few things but I would have done the same even if it had the big F on the end of it.
For the price-excellent.
