What bass is right for me?

[zeus000]

Hi sorry I'm quite new to these forums, but actually a lot of them helped me with some decisions.

Ive been playing bass for pretty long now and have been trying to go around a lot of style and techniques of bass. I have found to love really fast finger picking (maybe not billy sheehan but this sort of fast pace idea.) and a kind sound using a lot of harmonics (Portrait of tracy kind of jaco) and slap incorporated

But I want to buy a new bass, I have an Ibanez soundgear as my first bass and I wanted to know any suggestions on a new bass.
Any help would be really nice.

Sorry if I broke some rule or put the thread in the wrong place

 

[Funkdrawer4]

Let me help you with the top on that can of worms you have there,it seems not quite open all the way

 

[The_Orlonater]

Budget??

 

[zeus000]

up to 700$. Unless I find something I MUST or convince myself I want.

 

[ksandvik]

What's wrong with the Soundgear Ibanez? What version is it? You could get harmonics, slapping et rest with most Ibanez Soundgear basses. --Kent

 

[Funkdrawer4]

Since you already play a soundgear ,have you tried the sr500 yet?

 

[Funkdrawer4]

Unless I find something I MUST or convince myself I want.

We call that G.A.S.

 

[zeus000]

What's wrong with the Soundgear Ibanez? What version is it? You could get harmonics, slapping et rest with most Ibanez Soundgear basses. --Kent

I have the cheap soundgear, the 199$ ones. There's nothing too wrong with it, Ive just been working lots and I have good money, I just was looking for a new bass to buy. Any bass can slap and do harmonics I just want to know what bass fits the whole soft tone.