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Warrior's new and awesome Bella '62

Bella 62 5 String Ice Tea Burst Certified by Warrior! Take advantage of our special Memorial Day promotion for all of our present and past serving veterans. 15% off your purchase of a Warrior Certified Instrument, simply use the code VETERAN at check out. Proof of service will be required for discounted price.

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http://www.warriortotalexperience.com/…/bella-62-5-ice-tea…/


I played this thing and it is awesome!! If i liked those body styles I definitely would buy one.

Sorry if this isn't allowed. I do not work for them just trying to show others that there is more than Fender out there.
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Don't know. It seems like a funny angle that could promote string twist the way it curves like that. The only Warrior I ever played was at a Sam Ash in Richmond VA and it had that hole for the low B. It was probably the least impressive boutique basses I've ever put my hands on...a bit lacking in some of the finer attention to detail you'll usually see at this price point.
 
THIS ONE WON'T LAST - GET IT BEFORE IT'S GONE

Sorry but this thread feels a bit like...

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Probably due to a belief in the supernatural/magic/wonders of string-thru.

I, like many others, feel string-thru is greatly over-rated.

This is not actually true. I have multiple without string through I also have one where just the 4th string is through body

Sorry but this thread feels a bit like...

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It's not actually Spam. TB seems to big in the Jazz bass market, mainly Fenders and the like so I figured why not show that other brands can make wonderful jazz basses as well and even better
 
Don't know. It seems like a funny angle that could promote string twist the way it curves like that. The only Warrior I ever played was at a Sam Ash in Richmond VA and it had that hole for the low B. It was probably the least impressive boutique basses I've ever put my hands on...a bit lacking in some of the finer attention to detail you'll usually see at this price point.
I agree with this. There is a local dealer in my area. They carry a bunch of Warrior basses. They look beautiful, but the attention to detail for the money is just not there in my opinion. Lots of rough edges, questionable fret work, etc in my experience playing them. Which is really too bad, because the truly look great and sound wonderful.
 
Bella 62 5 String Ice Tea Burst Certified by Warrior! Take advantage of our special Memorial Day promotion for all of our present and past serving veterans. 15% off your purchase of a Warrior Certified Instrument, simply use the code VETERAN at check out. Proof of service will be required for discounted price.

THIS ONE WON'T LAST - GET IT BEFORE IT'S GONE!

http://www.warriortotalexperience.com/…/bella-62-5-ice-tea…/


I played this thing and it is awesome!! If i liked those body styles I definitely would buy one.

Sorry if this isn't allowed. I do not work for them just trying to show others that there is more than Fender out there.
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Beautimous!
 
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In all seriousness, there are a couple reasons to string through the body like this. I'm just not sure they apply here.

1) With short scale basses, you can string through the body so that you can use longer strings.
2) The break angle is different. On the lower strings, the break angle can be so steep that you separate the windings when you separate the witness point. Here, the string through makes the break angle steeper, so it might be intended to ensure good contact with the saddle.
3) If the bridge is short, stringing through the body can keep the silk off of the saddles.
 
It won't affect tension. If it affects tension, the string would be a different pitch.

Check these out. That circle under the B string is the ball end of the string!
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Yamaha BB is similar
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IMO, this is mostly pointless.
That Yamaha idea is cool,might have to steal it someday. I think I should have substituted the word feel instead of tension. I can tell a slight difference in feel under my plucking hand in the one bass I have that gives me both options. I actually prefer the feel going through the back of the bridge over stb.
 
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