Why the new Ibanez EHB basses suck (and how to fix it)
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- Ibanez released the EHB series of bass guitars at NAMM in January, and I took delivery of my EHB1505MS-PLF last Friday. In this video I share my first impressions, and also two unexpected flaws - that luckily were easy to fix.
The screws I used to fix the string saddles in the bridge were M3 x 12mm metric set screws (also called grub screws) for 1.5 mm allen key and with rounded ends. Longer screws should work too, they'll just stick out more (the original screws in my bass were 10 mm...). You need 10 of them, 2 for each saddle. - เพลง
Didn't have the problem with the saddle adjustment, but the tip on relocating the strap peg position was absolutely spot on. Made a big difference, thanks!
Did wearing the bass higher make any difference with the original spacing?
Those small things can make such a difference to playability. Well done on finding some simple solutions to overcome the issues.
I got some 12mm long M3 screws off ebay and they really improved the low B and High G. I swapped out the all the 10mm tall screws and now the EHB sounds way better. Thanks for confirming my own suspicions.
Thanks for the video. I like that you offered solutions, not just complaining about problems. :)
Some of the members on the talkbass website mentioned not liking the placement of the strap peg. I got an EHB1005 and experienced the same issue. I appreciate your video to get a visual on where you placed yours, and put mine in the exact same spot, fairly close to the output jack. Huge improvement, as I had the same outcome as you, and the bass now hangs straight up and down.
The interesting thing is that Ibanez designed the body so the body/fingerboard will tilt towards you a bit, making it easier to see your fingering. But not everyone will want that, like in your case.
Very helpful review, thanks for making this!
Thank you so much!!! The body tilt was something that I noticed and just thought to deal with it. I will implement your fixes. Great video. Just subscribed.
I've had to move strap pins on most instruments - not horribly shocking. I have one of these showing up shortly so I'm excited to play with it.
I appreciate the video, but I'd hardly say that these instruments "suck" based on one's personal preferences (title looks like click bait IMO). The QC stuff on the other hand, I can't fault you for that. I have the 1005MS and will be getting a 1505 in a week or two. I was very fortunate with my 1005MS not having any issues, but I have seen posts of people having some QC issues with their EHB models. However, QC inconsistency isn't really the fault of the instrument or model... It's the manufacturer. It's absolutely something that should be mentioned, but you can't assume that folks are going to have the same bridge issues as you (I didn't).
Well, I might argue that whether something sucks or not IS a matter of personal preference, and that the instrument is a product of its manufacturer. I am only sharing my personal experience, and I am sure that a lot of people will have very different impressions. OTOH I might also mention that the title is actually intended as a friendly nod to Scott Devine. :-)
@@manskampe1734 I love me some Scott Devine! My EHB should be coming any day now :-)
@@manskampe1734 Good vid, and nice solutions! Personally, I liked the SD nod!
Lobsterman tried to get attention...but failed! I liked your insight, thank you! Also love SD‘s „why xyz sucks and how to fix it“ series.
Thanks for this video, and thanks for sharing your fixes in detail with us in the description.
I got an EHB1505MS-PLF last week, and I like the bass and the sound quite a bit. I love the light weight as well. However, there are definitely quality control issues with mine as well. All of my control knobs were either crooked, rubbing (and non-functional because of it), and one was even stripped and couldn't be tightened against the body. So when you turn the knob it just spins the electronics beneath and the wires twisted up in the back. I'm going to contact Ibanez for a replacement of the stripped pot. There are also some minor body scratches and dings and finishing issues. Nothing major, but it was a brand new bass, never played, straight from the factory unopened, so it shouldn't have these issues. I also have some glue coming out onto the fretboard from a couple of the frets, and the strings on it had some dented coils (no biggie, but wanted to mention it). After I tuned it, I had to make a bunch of adjustments (and still need to) to the string height (getting buzzing) and intonation issues as well. Nothing I couldn't fix, but it should have been set up better before it left the factory.
Don't get me wrong, I like the bass, but I'd say Ibanez definitely have some QC issues they need to correct. The shipping box wasn't damaged, nor was the actual Ibanez box with the bass inside. Plus it was wrapped in protective foam inside the padded case. So it came this way from the factory. You don't expect this many issues on a $1,700 bass. Just a side note, I played professionally for many years, I own other basses that are better and cost more than this one, and this is my first Ibanez. So for me, I'm happy with it overall, I just don't like the extra work and having to contact Ibanez to deal with these issues, most of which should have been taken care of at the factory before they shipped it out to a retailer. The only thing I don't like about it are the cheap plastic knobs, which I plan to replace in the future. Anyhow, I hope this helps somebody who is deciding on possibly purchasing one. It's a nice bass overall, but you may have some issues to take care of if you get one. Best of luck!
The same thing is happening with their guitars, from premium all the way up to Japanese signature models. I’m beyond disappointed with how far their quality has fallen. I’ve been playing Ibanez almost exclusively since the 80s so I know what they’re capable of. I’d love to know what’s going on with them.
@@vubear They told me that they had to increase production to keep up with demand and unfortunately they reduced some quality control so do so. They figured that the stores would handle the final setup before they put them on display. I ordered mine from Musician’s Friend because most places didn’t have them in stock, and apparently MF doesn’t check them or so any set up before they ship them out like Sweet Water does or your typical music store would.
By the way, Ibanez did send me a replacement part for the one that was stripped, and I did upgrade the plastic knobs to nice aluminum ones. I’m taking it to a luthier to complete the rest of the set up that I’ve been a should’ve done. $150.
Thanks. I have an ehb1005s on the way so these 2 fixes may prove very helpful, especially the extra lower strap post as I'm extremely fussy about neck angle etc.
That low b sounds fantastic! Seems the multiscale really does improve string to string tension. Waiting for the 1506 to be in stock 😃
I see you also have a Dingwall? How does this new EHB compare?
The EHB is more compact, lighter and a little more balanced, but the Dingwall low end is to die for. Being 2 inches shorter scale the EHB doesn't quite reach that level. Having said that, I am impressed by the tonal range of the EHB, the pickups, tone controls and right hand positioning allows for a super wide variety of tone.
Very thanks , the sound is very good and balanced in all frequencies , you play it awesome , superb video :)
Thanks! I've done to change the position of a end pin today. It is so smooth to play in standing position. Thank you again. :-)
Hopefully you reached out to Ibanez to let them know. Both fixes seem reasonable especially at that price point. I know some bass builders that use two rear strap buttons; Status comes to mind. Which one you use depends on personal preference but the players body shape and how high or low you wear the instrument are major factors.
Thank you for the sound review and the fixes, as well as posting the detials on the screw size, I can see myself wanting to tweak my bridge as well if needed when I set it up. Good solid info. How did you like the finish in person? I have only seen in online photos.
Thanks! :-) I am no fan of glossy instruments, so I really like this one. The neck has a nice smooth wood feel.
I have the EHB-1005 and I also relocated the rear strap button for the same reason. But I settled for just below the center of the bridge. (Not as far south as the video.) Speaking of quality control, I did not have the saddle height screw issue, but, the strings were hard to keep in tune - going flat and sharp as I played. I then noticed the A string was off-center from the E and D strings. I found ALL of the saddle spacing screws completely loose. Once centered and tightened it stayed in perfect tune. Is Ibanez losing its quality mo-jo?
Well probably I'll get that too. I set action pretty high and those longer grub screws might do the trick
This really helped me man. Thanks so much.
Thanks for the great tips
Great review Mans, very helpful as I tried one today and was instantly impressed and will buy one so thanks for the tips, it's the first thing I will do. Aren't they lightweight too!
Nice review. I just picked up one of these myself and had the exact same two issues with it.
Thank you for the good tips 👍, really appreciate it
Can we go through the scotch selection?
Well the sound is good, and the passive is nice. That bottom strap button is how SEI does there basses as well. Sounds good though brother. Thanks for doing the review!!!
I just added a second strap pin to my EHB1005 - it’s a %100 improvement!
my headless hohner bass is nearly 20 years old and that come out with the two rear strap holder options stock standard
I found this video helpful. Thanks.
Sounds like a design issue and not really a quality control issue. Good video though, would've watched it even without the clickbait title (this I didn't appreciate).
Hi Mans. I've just ordered one of these exact models and wondered if Ibanez have taken note of the issues and rectified them? I tried one in the shop sitting down (and prior to seeing your video) so didn't notice the issue.....
The other one that I am 100% going to look into is aftermarket knobs. While I found the bass size, weight, appearance, and sound to be phenomenal, I was utterly shocked at how dreadful the knobs were on this instrument; almost like an afterthought. They felt cheap, some stiff, some wobbly......not what I'd expect on a bass of this price tag....
How do you feel about the bass more than a year later?
Thanks for the clip and the advice !!
The bridge pickup with added bass sounds great and cutting, whereas the neck pickup sounds muddy on the B. The B string has a lot of funny harmonics.
A very good video. I am thinking of purchasing that model and these things are good to know. TYFP!
I have the short scale version and I really agree about the strap button issue and more comfort if not so tilted to the body.
hey hi, i have a questions if you dont mind, you said you have the short scale, which length did you get? 32 or 33 etc? thanks before hand brother
The booze cupboard, dude. Made my day.
Watch this video in 2024, the strap button fix is really useful, my wrist will newer get tired again. Btw nice t-shirt.
This is very useful information. Thank you.
Good tips!
It really sounds good. Hope you contacted Ibanez about the issues. You did an excellent job of solving their quality issues with this one. Thank you. What is the scale length on their b and e strings?
The B is 35" scale and the G is 33", the rest you should be able to find if you google around a bit. 😉
Nice sounding bass
Much appreciated 👍
Waiting on my 1506 to arrive. Will be interesting to see how it sits for me. Probably won't be too odd for me since I play with a more classical stance. I have nerve damage in my left arm/hand and have to play with the neck pionting pretty high to be comfortable.
With the bridge screws, I typically set up my action super low for some extra clank. Is it safe to say the set screw thing shouldn't be an issue?
Congratulations, the 1506 looks like a beauty! I really can't say anything about the bridge screws on other units than mine. I don't set my strings particularly high but the screws bottomed out in the process, others have said that they haven't seen this problem. Could be a QC issue, I don't know. Luckily it's an easy fix if required, just get longer screws, you'll find them in any good hardware store (specs are in my info text). Good luck and enjoy your new instrument!
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I imagine moving the peg down low would throw off the balance. I like the idea of having the peg higher to lift the neck.
how did you add the new strap add-on?
Hi Måns, thanks for the video and the tips. I've just got my 1505. Starting to use it I experienced something... Is it possible to contact you privately? I need your own experience in that thing. Would you mind to discuss it privately? Thanks. Pete
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Very interesting, thanks. I have the shortscale version, and I have been wondering why it just doesn't feel as comfortable to play as I think it should.
I will have to check out whether your strap button location suggestion is possibly the solution.
I've found on my 1505, the string retaining screws on the "headstock" end, tend to slip the string out of tune. Seeing how you had to replace the shorter bridge screws, I'm thinking the same may have to happen with those, as well.
I haven't had that problem, although I find it a little tricky to get the correct tightening torque. Enough to hold the string securely, but without breaking it.
Hi. Do you also have any problem intonating this bass? In particular E and A strings? I have the 4 string non MS version and the saddles are positioned too far away (34 1/8" at shortest distance for E)
No, I seem to have a millimeter or two of adjustment margin when the intonation is spot on. Is this with the original strings?
@@manskampe1734 Yes, and i also tried 2 other sets (was bit luckier with stiff flats, but still not perfect). In the end i sent it back to the dealer. Thanks for the reply
@@davideandreamauro4519 I have the same exact problem with mine. It seems the bridge is off by at least 5mm. The intonation issue is really noticable on the higher frets
@@andraszakupszki6200 Sadly Ibanez maintains that "the product is working as intended". Ibanez disappeared from my radar. It's sad because in the 80s they did great stuff.
Hi, I can’t see where do you put the new boton 😕 I have the same problem and i would like do the same of you, but l dont’n now how? Please help me
You'll see it fairly well in the video around 5:13, where I show this mod. The exact placement I actually chose so that the bass stands perfectly vertical on the two strap buttons, that way it's very stable if I put it down without a stand.
I'm torn between the headless range and the BTB805 with the only reason for the latter being the 37" scale.
Would the 35" do just fine for a low Ab, or is it not ideal? I'm sure it can physically hit the note, but I'm not sure how pleasant it'll be.
Thanks
Hey I purchased this AND the BTB605MS, the EHB is much more compact of course. My biggest issue is actually finding strings long enough to fit the BTB. Anyway to answer your question, the 35” works fine with the Ab tuning and it’s much more comfortable. If anything I just don’t like the stock pickups on the EHB but prefer the BTB sound.
@@LaziestBassist thanks so much for the reply! 🙏
@@willtato8778 anytime!
Would you say this is a good bass for a newbie? For context I’ve been playing guitar for 4 years but I’ve only played the bass for about 8 months. I’m looking to get something that feels more comfortable than the squire jazz bass I have now.
It's perfectly balanced and extremely lightweight, so it is probably a lot more comfortable.
Sounds good. You might have a high fret under your A string. Seems to have a buzz at above 4th fret. Check it. Other than that. The bass sounds great. Other issues with bass aren't that bad at all. Easy fixes. Most basses come pretty much sucky playing and VERY heavy at times no matter the cost. So I would say you have a very good bass.
I have read on forums that quite often, Ibanez place the monorail bridges too far back, which means that when setting up the intonation, it's possible that the saddles need to go really far towards the bridge pickup in order to achieve proper intonation. Was this the case with this bass ?
No, mine has some margin in both directions. I guess that could depend on the type of strings you vs the manufacturer use, gauge and core, if they are tapered and so on. No issues on mine, anyway. 🙂
Hi,
Thanks for the review.
I'm deciding between the ehb and the sr1355b.
Do you still have the ehb1505?
Have you had any other issue up to now?
The position that you've pit the second button ,it's on the narrower location,is it secure,will it not rip out with time?
Thanks
Yes, still have it, no other issues so far. I also got the EHB1506MS, and put a second straplock on that aswell. Works fine, just make sure to drill the hole centered and straight. 🙂
I just bought the ehb1505def and there are few few hair line cracks on the fingerboard.
They say its normal because of the panga panga wood.
Does yours have these?
Thanks.
I think they fixed the screws. I just got mine today and they are LONG AF.
Nice T-shirt! Greatings from Ukraine.
and now your A string isn't as loud as the other ones (already heard that at 2:18 ff) - can this be corrected on the pickups? Or is this an eq thing?
The pickups only have the standard height adjustments. However I have never noticed any imbalance between strings, maybe getting used to the bass and playing it through my normal rig fixed any such issues.
Nice shirt, pretty cool bass too.
hello! quick question, are these basses made in japan or indonesia?
ibanez.fandom.com/wiki/EHB1505MS
Nice playing
WOAH!!!! Without a doubt, this is the single most EXCELLENT upgrade you can do to this bass!! I just added an extra strap pin in the position you said and the difference in ergonomics is night and day.
The bass lies flat against my body (ridiculously so with zero movement) and now feels more like an extension of me. For some reason it also feels lighter (but maybe that's just a mental thing since the bass (as a whole) now feels infinitely more comfortable).
Fingering is much easier across the whole span of the fretboard (actually even more so towards the 24th fret). Just had to extend my Gruvgear strap a little to accommodate the new position but man! What a difference!!!
I feel like I have a new instrument!
I have no idea why Ibanez think you need to tilt the bass to see the fretboard while you play when in fact it's easier to play just looking at the dots along the neck and having the instrument in a flat position. They really got this wrong!!!
I'm now eyeing up my Warwick Corvette to see if I can do a similar thing :-)
Thank you
Do they give you a torque spec for the head end string attachment screws. I am considering a headless Ibanez bass.
I've never seen one... However, this is my third bass with the same type of screw in string locks, and I've never had any problems. I just tend to tighten until the string stays in place, without overtightening and potentially breaking something.
@@manskampe1734 Thanks. I am planning on buying one of the fretless 5s. Good to hear that the string anchoring is not problematic.
@@manskampe1734 Thank you.
Awsome ! This is my first time meeting you. I have been looking at that bass at my favorite guitar site. One thing that I'm curious about is why they slanted the frets. But, that is a bummer that the screws have to be replaced to make the bridge work better. ? Cool you discovered how to fix it. I have been considering getting the Ibanez Workshop EHB1505 Bass Guitar Dragon Eye Burst Flat . You can hear it better than us, since you are closer to it. Sounds good from my side. I trust your judgement . Very interesting.
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Hi, thanks for the tips. Is that bass lightweight? And can you tell us your recommended way to put the additional Strap button? Where is it attached, is it on the wooden body or is it in a metal portion somewhere (sorry I cannot see it clearly). If it's in the wooden body, did you have to drill a small hole first to be able to put in a screw for the strap button? Or did you just have to put the screw right into the body directly which sounds somewhat scary as you might damage (break) the wood body (if it's a hardwood) without initially drilling it? Thank you for your advice.
Yes, it's very light, around a kilo less than most others. The strap button is screwed into the wood in the thinner section under the bridge, I placed it so that it matches the original strap button like two feet when you put the bass down. You might also notice that I have swapped the original Schallers straplocks for Dunlops, I just like them better. And yes, you need to pre-drill a hole, if you're not comfortable with such surgery you might want to hand it in to an experienced instrument tech.
@@manskampe1734 Thank you, Mans. What previous bass guitar were you using prior to this one? How do you compare their sound? Is the fan-fret design really easy to transition to coming from standard vertical frets? Congratulations on the new bass.
The transition to the EHB multiscale is easy, you might not even notice it. I also have a Dingwall ABZ and that 37" B-string makes stretches in the low end a bit more difficult, but on the EHB the left hand feels natural. Compared to my other basses the EHB stands out as very versatile tonewise, especially with the thumbrest in place you can get a wide range of sounds from your right hand technique aswell as by fiddling with the pickup balance and eq.
@@manskampe1734 Thanks, again, I appreciate the insights. It's funny that you mentioned Dingwall, looks like you are as good a mind reader as you are a bass player :-) I was reading about Dingwalls but worried that they might be too big/long/heavy (with the added headstock) not to mention their high prices. I might check this EHB out at the local distributor here in Philippines , after the lockdown maybe (due to the coronavirus). Stay safe and be virus-free there always, Mans. Thanks again.
I found great advice on Reddit: to get rid of the bass body’s tilt, you don’t need to add an extra strap pin lower - you just need to get a wide bass guitar strap! I did so and there is no more tilt when my EBH1505ms is on me.
How wide a strap? Thanks
Mine is 6 cm wide and hard to twist.
Bought the 4 string version, on it's way. I hope these are still the only problems you had.
Single malts are only good for 2-3 months after you open the bottles. I like the collection :)
Yup, other than that the bass has been great (and luckily those were easy to fix, too). About the single malt, I'd argue that I have bottles that have been opened for a lot longer than that and still taste amazing. Each to his own, I guess..! ;-)
@@manskampe1734 it doesn't go that long for me. When the bottle is opened the devil is released 😁
I hear you..! The main reason I have my collection is probably that I drink so slowly. 😋
@@manskampe1734 my guitar just arrived. The intonation screws are holding it by a thread and can't loosen it anymore.
If you can share specs for the screw that would be great.
@@manskampe1734 you can see how bad it is: photos.app.goo.gl/cdUfAkQf67iCZjfaA
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I see redbreast 12, some Laphroaig, and I believe a Bowmore. That's just what I can make out.
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Nice T-shirt BTW
The hard Case They sent that I ordered... they said is the Fit is NOT a good fit. What are some Other Options? This isn't A Good Suggestion from Ibanez; WB250C Case
I got a Slickbag guitar size gigbag for mine, feels solid enough for my transportation needs. Way better protection than the original bag.
@@manskampe1734 mine shipped with a gig bag which is a nice bag but I need a hard shell
@@michaelwolff9207 Yup, I got the included gigbag too, but that was way too thin. The Slickbag offers a lot better protection. But I can totally understand that you might need a hardcase.
why does this hav eso many dislikes? excellent video
This bass sucks because of strap pin placement and saddle screws length? Those two HUGE issues must have made it completely unplayable and destroyed its sound!
I don’t have any of those issues with my Ibanez EHB 1000 and haven’t heard anyone else having those issues
It sounds like a user problem to me 😉
It's super interesting to hear that you haven't seen these problems. Everything feels so much better now. 😉
I share the same issue about the angle of the bass on the body. I'm sorry but for me this is a terrible design. Ergonomically my fingers are at a terrible angle to the fretboard and it's actually harder to play with the bass 'angled' at you rather than flat against your body.
Anyway, I ordered another Schaller pin which arrived today so will be adding this to the lower part of my EHB1005MS to hopefully fix this problem.
Another issue is the top guitar strap pin continuously works itself loose every time I use my bass. I find this unacceptable for a bass costing over €1,100. I will also fix this but would not expect to have to do this on an instrument at this price level.
@@inspector-tech I have the habit of swapping for Dunlop straplocks first thing I do on all my instruments, so I don't know how the originals worked... When I installed the extra I located it so that the bass now stands perfectly vertical on the two straplocks, which is really nice.
With the angle issue fixed I am really impressed with the ergonomics of this bass, just the right dimensions, perfect balance and soo lightweight. And it sounds great!
@@manskampe1734 Yeah the originals are Schaller and work fine for me. Just my top one works loose every time I use the instrument!! I kind've did some tests, angling the bass in a more vertical position with my hands and this seems like the perfect setup for me. Well I have my pin now so will add it pretty soon. Cheers!
к мультимензуре быстро привыкаешь? если играть на нескольких и один из них с ней тяжело перестраиваться?
I find it surprisingly intuitive, I switch between multiscale and conventional 34" and 35" basses and have never had any problems adapting. In a way I'd say that multiscale feels more natural, since the scale length sort of follows both the positions of the hands and the gauges of the strings.
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Thanks for doing the vid. Not happy with what I heard or saw so I’ll be passing on it.
Instrument, as demonstrated, has a specific type of sound (a bit growly/active). Not bad, but limiting if it is your only bass. Unless he just didnt go through the range.
He didn’t
Okay so I recently had the opportunity to play one of these and I didn't notice this issue, I think it might depend on how high the strap is, as I play a lot lower than you do. I'm also a fatass so that might make a difference too.
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Like for the t-shirt!!!
3 years later and your shirt is still as relevant as it could ever be, sadly...
never had problem with the saddle at all anyway and straps not a problem at all
Congratulations.
@@manskampe1734 but yeah it can happens since those models are mass produced so its not impossbile
i feel like you could of got the same result by tighten the strap
No, that doesn't have the same effect at all. Shortening the strap would just make the bass ride higher, but with the lower straplock the instrument has a different balance, the angle of the body and neck is different.
And since I still have the original strap button, I also get the added benefit of having two solid feet if I need to stand it on the ground.
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As you know the "E" in EHB stands for ergonomic. Beyond striving for great sound, they were also focused on making it better contoured and balanced based on the human body. They likely did averages of the human body, averages of what "body types" would be interested in this kind of bass (and the likely playing styles and postures); then designed something tailored to the mean. But even that level of planning and calculation isn't going to come up with something "perfect" for everyone.
When you view the butt end square-on and look at where the strap connector is, you'll see it is lodged in the meaty center of a triangle. This is where the body has the most integrity and stability for that end of the guitar. Having herded engineers in a previous life, when I look at where you put your second connector, it has less integrity on that thin portion of wood. Less integrity in this case with other factors considered is probably fine. If you were going to be "shredding" in a metal band while slam dancing, I'd be concerned and would suggest a more robust and engineered installation.
Thanks for posting this review, I've just received my EHB1005SM. I 'm scouring the internet for setup tips and tricks and found this very helpful... Though I wouldn't say they "suck" out of the box.
Cheers.
Thanks for your comment! The geometry, weight and balance is seriously ergonomic and I am sure that the slight tilt towards the body is great for some players, just not for me. Where I placed the second lower strap button there is plenty of wood, I am confident that it will work fine for my needs.
And, as I have mentioned before, the somewhat clickbait headline is intended as a friendly nod to Scott Devine. 🙂
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I know the onboard electronics are capable of way more than that. The tone selection in this video is pedestrian at best. Also, no finger dynamics, just right down the middle or boring for lack of a better word. I think this bass probably sounds and plays much better than you’re allowing it to.
Of course. I had no ambition to demonstrate any range of any kind, I am sure you will make a great video with all those aspects covered. This was all about sharing my first impressions.
Strap button placement and saddle screws length… yeah that’s the whole guitar, it totally sucks. 😂
Psst: it's a bass. 😉
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I guess these are minor issues nothing QC, maybe minor design flaws
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DUDE! That’s an awful lot of liquor. You may have a bigger problem than the Bass 😲
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Maybe he's filming in a combo pub-library that's his day job.
Man, that’s more of collection 😊 of fine beverages 😅
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Sounds like a bass guitar to me
Can't fool you, can I? 🙂