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17 November 2021
Good mixture of tunes/music and artists
good mixture of tunes and artists
06 April 2016
good product at a good price
06 July 2016
Use it for what it does best for YOUR music.....from Zalmo
1 of 1 found this helpful I've read a few reviews...and I own an original 70s issue....and I haven't played that for decades...so, with that intro, here goes.
This bass (the Squier) has a lot of potential uses. As a bass, as a baritone-like instrument....and, as a rhythm/lead instrument......
But, more than that, it can add warm vibe to bands and recordings. Even if the thick E string is flabby, and the intonation is off a bit or smidge, it still has the potential to make music shine in different ways than just a guitar or just a bass can do. The subtle vibrato bar mechanism is great for floating chords, either in the background or foreground of the music bed. Sweet, floating chords under or over the music will add a richness not available otherwise, even with a string-like bed from a synth. It's just something else. Yes, it may have problems with tuning...but, not across the board. Use it for what it does best...avoid using what doesn't work....
My 2 cents to my fellow musicians