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" Che un basso divertimento!"
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Caratteristiche
Colore: Heritage Cherry
Legno Corpo: Mogano
Manico: Mogano
Lunghezza della scala: 30-1/2 "
Teste macchina: Shamrock
Tastiera: Palissandro
Numero di Frets: 20
Pickups: Collo: vintage-style TB Inoltre humbucker basso; Bridge: Bass mini-humbucker
Controlli: Due volumi, un tono
Selettore:
Bridge: Combo
Hardware: Chrome, cappello a cilindro nero, manopole w / inserti argento
Case: Hardshell
Legno Corpo: Mogano
Manico: Mogano
Lunghezza della scala: 30-1/2 "
Teste macchina: Shamrock
Tastiera: Palissandro
Numero di Frets: 20
Pickups: Collo: vintage-style TB Inoltre humbucker basso; Bridge: Bass mini-humbucker
Controlli: Due volumi, un tono
Selettore:
Bridge: Combo
Hardware: Chrome, cappello a cilindro nero, manopole w / inserti argento
Case: Hardshell
Color: Heritage Cherry
Body Wood: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Scale Length: 30-1/2"
Machine Heads: Shamrock
Fingerboard: Rosewood
No. of Frets: 20
Pickups: Neck: Vintage-style TB Plus bass humbucker; Bridge: Bass mini-humbucker
Controls: Two volume, one tone
Pickup Switching:
Bridge: Combo
Hardware: Chrome; black top hat knobs w/silver inserts
Case: Hardshell
Body Wood: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Scale Length: 30-1/2"
Machine Heads: Shamrock
Fingerboard: Rosewood
No. of Frets: 20
Pickups: Neck: Vintage-style TB Plus bass humbucker; Bridge: Bass mini-humbucker
Controls: Two volume, one tone
Pickup Switching:
Bridge: Combo
Hardware: Chrome; black top hat knobs w/silver inserts
Case: Hardshell
Facilità d'uso
Questo basso è una riedizione della EB-3 che Gibson messo fuori fine degli anni '60. Non so perché hanno deciso di cambiare il nome del modello, ma ha senso definirlo un basso SG, in quanto la forma del corpo è la stessa della chitarra SG, e questo è ciò che ognuno chiama comunque bassi. La misura ed il rivestimento di questo strumento sono grandi, e gioca molto bene. Le corde ottenere questo spugnosità divertente che la maggior parte bassi non vengono - mi piace giocare a questo in uno stack chitarra con i carichi di distorsione, e giocare sludgey riff destino con lui, perché mi ricorda appena di una chitarra baritono grande grande, non proprio un basso.
This bass is a reissue of the EB-3 that Gibson put out in the late 60s. I don't know why they decided to change the model name, but it does make sense to call it an SG bass, since the body shape is the same as the SG guitar, and that's what everyone called the bass anyways. The fit and finish of this instrument are great, and it plays very well. The strings get this fun sponginess that most basses don't get - I like to play this in a guitar stack with loads of distortion, and play sludgey doom riffs with it, because it just reminds me of a great big baritone guitar, not really a bass.
Suono
I pickup sono molto interessanti. Un mini humbucker al ponte, e un grande humbucker collo gigante - questa è una combinazione strana, anzi. Il ponte diventa un luminoso, quasi Les Paul-come taglia. E il pickup al manico è Woofy e fangosi, tutti da fuori, ma in un modo davvero divertente! Si tratta di una band doom, stoner rock sogno bassi. E quasi implora per fuzz. Lo fa con un tono molto Crema pure, o Grand Funk Railroad.
The pickups are quite interesting. A mini humbucker in the bridge, and a big giant neck humbucker - this is an odd combo, indeed. The bridge gets a bright, almost Les Paul-like cut. And the neck pickup is woofy and muddy as all get-out, but in a really fun way! This is a doom band, stoner rock bass dream. It almost begs for fuzz. It does a great Cream tone as well, or Grand Funk Railroad.
Opzioni Generali
La combinazione di lettura di questo basso combinato con la scala corta fanno un basso molto divertente da riff su. Questo basso vuole essere suonato come una chitarra - con un piccone, con una scatola fuzz, attraverso un amplificatore ad alta voce. Si può certamente fare altre cose molto bene, ma è un grido di basta immaginare come una chitarra più grande. Si tratta di areale ascia vincente!
The pickup combination of this bass combined with the short scale make this a very fun bass to riff out on. This bass wants to be played like a guitar - with a pick, with a fuzz box, through a loud amp. It can certainly do other things very well, but it is such a hoot to just imagine it as a bigger guitar. This is areal winning axe!
Original English text: What a fun bass!Characteristics
Color: Heritage Cherry
Body Wood: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Scale Length: 30-1/2"
Machine Heads: Shamrock
Fingerboard: Rosewood
No. of Frets: 20
Pickups: Neck: Vintage-style TB Plus bass humbucker; Bridge: Bass mini-humbucker
Controls: Two volume, one tone
Pickup Switching:
Bridge: Combo
Hardware: Chrome; black top hat knobs w/silver inserts
Case: Hardshell
Body Wood: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Scale Length: 30-1/2"
Machine Heads: Shamrock
Fingerboard: Rosewood
No. of Frets: 20
Pickups: Neck: Vintage-style TB Plus bass humbucker; Bridge: Bass mini-humbucker
Controls: Two volume, one tone
Pickup Switching:
Bridge: Combo
Hardware: Chrome; black top hat knobs w/silver inserts
Case: Hardshell
Utilization
This bass is a reissue of the EB-3 that Gibson put out in the late 60s. I don't know why they decided to change the model name, but it does make sense to call it an SG bass, since the body shape is the same as the SG guitar, and that's what everyone called the bass anyways. The fit and finish of this instrument are great, and it plays very well. The strings get this fun sponginess that most basses don't get - I like to play this in a guitar stack with loads of distortion, and play sludgey doom riffs with it, because it just reminds me of a great big baritone guitar, not really a bass.
Sounds
The pickups are quite interesting. A mini humbucker in the bridge, and a big giant neck humbucker - this is an odd combo, indeed. The bridge gets a bright, almost Les Paul-like cut. And the neck pickup is woofy and muddy as all get-out, but in a really fun way! This is a doom band, stoner rock bass dream. It almost begs for fuzz. It does a great Cream tone as well, or Grand Funk Railroad.
Overall Opinion
The pickup combination of this bass combined with the short scale make this a very fun bass to riff out on. This bass wants to be played like a guitar - with a pick, with a fuzz box, through a loud amp. It can certainly do other things very well, but it is such a hoot to just imagine it as a bigger guitar. This is areal winning axe!
