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Upgraded hardware and appointments! Same basic design and construction as the Stiletto Deluxe, but with EMG HZ pickups, a massive S-TEK bridge, active electronics (12dB bass/treble cut/boost), diamond fretboard inlays, and black hardware.
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i've played expensive fender basses, ibanez, and others, and so far this one comes out on top. i just bought it as an upgrade to my washburn lyon i got at the pawn shop and let me tell you, it was one heck of an upgrade. this sucker was rattling the walls of my room with my amp at 2! if you want raw power, without having to sacrifice control, this is for you. this thing can give the most gut-wrenching roar that i've ever heard! not to mention the excellent low-action neck witch gives me great control and comfort. dollar for dollar, (or compared to any $600+ bass) this thing holds its own in every way with more than enough to spare to make you gawk in amazement every time you play it.
It's a nice Korean bass. I have owned and played quite a few Samicks and they also are nice instruments. No matter who actually makes these, these are no substitute for a real quality built American made bass guitar. I own a '66 Fender Jazz and a '02 Gibson Thunderbird as well as several Samicks,Custom0made jobs and the like. The Stiletto was a nice box for the money and nice for a beginner. But ya know what folks? My 1st bass was a '69 Fender "P" that I worked for a year washing dishes at a pizza joint to be able to buy. I think I was earning $1.25 an hour and the bass cost me almost $350. If you want a quality piece, ya gotta earn it. It's not a Stiletto that's for damn sure!
I've owned this bass for a few months now and I have to say I LOVE it!! Once you play it you wont be able to put it down. It has a very crisp, clean sound that I find to be very versatile! It tends to be a little more on the edgey side of things which comes in handy when you want to rock out!!
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