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darkstorm said:If your very lucky, you might find a nice used one in that price area. But youd be better off saving up more for better bass.
Please read before posting...
Sadowsky = + infinity regardless what kind of pickups it has or what style it is...
I would rather have a guitar that says " PROUDLY MADE IN THE U.S.A" on a sticker that has the American flag in the back ground or or one made in Europe or Japan. An yes, I do know that Japan is part of Asia.
Engine207 said:Per your instructions, I pretty much reread this entire thread before I posted.
If you think you're gonna find any USA bass for $250 or under, much less a Sadowsky, I need to get you some Narcan to reverse that buzz you're working on.
Aside from a few used Indonesian Squiers, a low-end Korean Yamaha, or Chinese SX...you ain't gonna find a decent bass for under $250.
Sorry...
Keep an eye out for one of those, though they are somewhat of a cult favourite here, so youll see them going for more than that.redlikejazz said:I got a used VM FL Jazz for $170 from gc... I swapped the pups bridge and tuner, now it's my main bass... FWIW
kellyrojo said:used peavey foundation fretless....made in USA
godofthunder59 said:There is nothing wrong with basses not made in the USA. There are plenty of good options for $250. I have quite a few USA vintage basses and my current fav is my lowly Squire VM Precision
Peavy Love 'em! T40, T45, Fury etc etc.I know. I love BC Rich, DEAN, G&L, Ibanez, EBMM knock-offs, and Peaveys.
godofthunder59 said:Peavy Love 'em! T40, T45, Fury etc etc.