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are the fender vintera ii jazz basses good? the lake placid blue with rosewood is my thing
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Apr 23, 2024 18:05
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Bread Dragon posted:If you can play one, check out the G&L Tribute JBs. Fit, finish, and hardware on my G&L Tribute P runs circles around any Fender MIM and even most MIJs I've played in my personal experience, and they're available in lake placid blue with rosewood. I'm an absolute fanboy for them now and I might pull the trigger on an MIA next year.   Anyways I have a shitload of guitars but this is my first bass. I’m not having too hard of a time playing it right away actually. Playing it seems to be easier than mixing it though because it’s a bit muddy. I need to watch some eq videos on this. I am using a helix for amp and cab sim right into my mix. Definitely setup was way off at first. Unplayable high action above 3mm, both saddles and neck needed to be adjusted. Lucky its all the same work as a normal guitar.. I was able remedy all that and it immediately became really fun and addicting to play. Should have gotten a bass a very long time ago!
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Apr 25, 2024 15:28
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Shageletic posted:Direct only is the way to go. Any recording I've done it seems the way we go. You’re saying direct with no amp or cab simulation?
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Apr 25, 2024 21:46
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how is it 14.5 lb when most of the bass is missing
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