i know there's actual bass players out there who know what they're doing and what they're dealing with, whereas i am quite oblivious to the technicalities of the instrument, though i do love it so...and recently i got my hands on an awesome rental (fender squier jazz bass) that's serving me very well for the moment, but i'd like to get my own at some point...
so i'm asking, what's a good steady bass guitar, in your opinion? so far my only specifications is that it's 4 string and will last me awhile, since i doubt i'll be able to afford another anytime soon...but other than that, i'm in the dark, and there's just too many options...
any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
and updates are coming soon, don't worry...
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The most important thing is: try it out first and see if you like it!
There was a blizzard in Toronto when I landed, so we had to circle the airport for an hour(!). People were taking photos of the snow as I was getting off the plane. So, it seems, it goes.
also, that sucks...it's rather melty here right now, though i'm still anticipating the second wave of cold to hit...i've heard that toronto blizzards suck though, and that the east is getting a hell of a winter this year, so i wish you luck!
I can give my friend a call though, he's big on guitars..
What's your price range? Cause what I've heard is that Music Man basses are the best around. I've been eying the one at the music store near me but it's too expensive for me.
Sorry if that was completely useless.
but yeah, i've heard good things about musicman basses, but way too expensive...i'm looking at under $500, because i am a poor artist trying to get to school, and pursue bass-playing dreams at the same time...heard really good things about warwick basses too actually, but again, so expensive...
i'll definitely have to try out a P bass though, as i'm curious about what the difference is compared to the jazz bass...
thanks for the help!
I'll gladly post another comment on some good steady ones as soon as he gets back from work.