splintersfury
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Erm anyone know of any bass which has the stingray shape and the price falls between 250 to 350?
thx =)
thx =)
Music Man StingRay bass copy.
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splintersfury
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stagg
i also heard of olp basses which are the lower end of music man...
can such basses be bought at around $350???
also one more thing...
the stagg bass, anyone got a review or picture of it ?
i also heard of olp basses which are the lower end of music man...
can such basses be bought at around $350???
also one more thing...
the stagg bass, anyone got a review or picture of it ?
the olp cost $500 i think...
stagg stingray bass: http://staggmusic.com/products/products_detail.php?langue=uk&oneid=571
stagg stingray bass: http://staggmusic.com/products/products_detail.php?langue=uk&oneid=571
splintersfury
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ty!
Thx! =)
stagg shud cost around 200?
Thx! =)
stagg shud cost around 200?
VinOnBass
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If im not wrong, there are cheaper OLPs.
The MM32 olps are SGD580..
the lower end models should be lower in price.
playguitar
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check out the brand stagg, they have mm under 400
splintersfury
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aww
aww.. my dad is only giving me a budget of at most $400..
and my own money is used for the amp T_T
i really wanna get that shaped bass.. its so nice and will definitely motivate me to play it more often..
still considering the stagg but the olp really attracts me man..
aww.. my dad is only giving me a budget of at most $400..
and my own money is used for the amp T_T
i really wanna get that shaped bass.. its so nice and will definitely motivate me to play it more often..
still considering the stagg but the olp really attracts me man..
shinobi
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the olp's are very good basses, but i don't think the staggs are too shabby either... both are very good for their price(s)
maybe you can get a stagg and save that extra for the future. to me the olp is more of a budget 2nd/backup bass than a starter bass. save abit of money on that starter bass. if you're gonna be playing bass for a long time (or for the rest of your life!), you KNOW you're gonna upgrade one day
maybe you can get a stagg and save that extra for the future. to me the olp is more of a budget 2nd/backup bass than a starter bass. save abit of money on that starter bass. if you're gonna be playing bass for a long time (or for the rest of your life!), you KNOW you're gonna upgrade one day
rottenramone
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ditto to what vinonbass said!
splintersfury
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aw
i had been camping at buy/sell for almost a year T_T
none was in my budget T_T
oh well my dad told me wait for the EOY sales.. wat a long way to go..
i had been camping at buy/sell for almost a year T_T
none was in my budget T_T
oh well my dad told me wait for the EOY sales.. wat a long way to go..
VinOnBass
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shinobi
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i've had that before (though not the exact same bass, the flames on mine weren't as nice)
it was a nice bass, i think it would be unfair to compare the tone to a musicman stingray. it is what it is and it does what it does. passive electronics, nice tone though the output was a little low for me (though it's easy for me to say because i used to play an active, and my jazz has dimarzio's)
it was a nice bass, i think it would be unfair to compare the tone to a musicman stingray. it is what it is and it does what it does. passive electronics, nice tone though the output was a little low for me (though it's easy for me to say because i used to play an active, and my jazz has dimarzio's)
emptyspaces
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I have always felt that if you wanna buy a certain bass, you ought to head down to try it yourself instead of basing it off people's review. :]
Stagg B300 Jazz Bass Review:
http://soft.com.sg/forum/bass-reviews/83101-stagg-b300-jazz-bass.html#post734131
http://soft.com.sg/forum/bass-reviews/83101-stagg-b300-jazz-bass.html#post734131
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