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The SRX2EX1 bass guitar features a contoured Ibanez Soundgear body in basswood with matching headstock. The easy-to-play rosewood fingerboard has 24 medium frets and mother-of-pearl dot markers. Dual humbucking pickups and 2-band EQ dial in the perfect tone.
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I've only been playing bass for about 2 years, but after the first year with a $199 Dean starter kit, I figured it was time to upgrade. I had my heart set on a Standard P-Bass. So I shuffled on down to the local GC, plopped myself down on the first available bench, plugged in that beast of a P-Bass, and found myself . . . relatively disappointed. It just didn't have as much tonal control as I wanted. I played around with that P-Bass for the better part of an hour, and it just didn't feel right. So I started looking around, found this bass, and thought it was beautiful in it's simplicity. Started playing it and found that it is just downright comfortable to play. The thumb rests on the pickups are really nice, the stock strings are pretty nice. The Low/High adjusters are REALLY nice. So I brought that sucker home. Been about a year now, and I still love it, have had no major problems with it so far (The battery for the active electronics goes pretty fast if you leave it plugged in to the amp). The stock strings are good, but I like Ernie Ball Power Slinky's, got that nice punchy sound to them. And talk about versatility, this thing plays it all. I can go from Metallica to The Beatles with just a couple little adjustments and it sounds GREAT. If you want a bass that is built to last, and you don't have a huge budget, look no further.
I'm in a band and i needed to upgrade my bass. It was just a p-bass but i was looking for a more evolved sound. This little beauty just gave it all. It has a nice tone and you can make different sounds with the knobs. This was totally worth the money and good for beginners and intermediate players. I fell in love with this thing within the first note. I highly reccomend this to anyone who loves the deep sound of basses and wants a good one for them to last.
Okay, I bought this bass as my first one over 4 years ago before i started high school. I bought it because i couldn't afford the highly-coveted fender jazz bass of my dreams and i like the color of it (i got the white with the black accents). I play in a band with two of my brothers and we play a lot of shows. This bass, though not a fender, performs great live. It is light-weight, and i love how the color just pops onstage. This bass has a great low end and very crisp highs, so it is really good for slap-style. I play in my school's jazz band and i slap the hell out of it. In my rock band though, i use a pick, and the sound can be really bright and cut through, or really low and growly, depending on how you dial in the tones. This bass sounds AMAZING with ampeg amps if you like a lot of middle-range in your eq, because the bass itself doesn't have a very good mid-range, but a good amp with boosted mids fixes that easily. I use DR steel high-beams to get a nice bright sound, and after setting it up, i have very low action with very little fret buzz. Honestly, i love fender products and i hope to buy one in the near future, but i will never get rid of this guitar. Though i am no victor wooten, i am not new to bass guitar and am very picky about my instruments, so if you can't afford that fender you are looking for, this is a really great budget bass and i am very happy that i bought it. Do yourself a favor and DON"T buy a Squier. they fall apart. With this bass, the knobs come loose every once in a while, but it is very easy to tighten them up because they have little allen-screws in them. I also forgot to mention that this bass stays in tune very well. Once again, you're not going to find a better bass guitar for under $400.
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