Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: Plenum n Heather on March 09, 2015, 10:19:34 PM
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I actually picked this up a couple of weeks ago; a Sterling SUB4 string in trans black. It has a very solid feel and sounds really nice. I have never had a bass with rosewood fingerboard before; it really sounds different. I compared the same bass, one with maple and one with rosewood.The maple had more midrange and more snap; the rosewood was warmer/darker.
(http://i431.photobucket.com/albums/qq33/Phantom_Isle/photo-14_zpswe8ttkiz.jpg) (http://s431.photobucket.com/user/Phantom_Isle/media/photo-14_zpswe8ttkiz.jpg.html)
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Nice! I'm trying to remember, what was the difference between the SUB and the MM regular line?
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That does look pretty darn good.
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Bass is the new guitar...
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Looks mighty fine.
I'd only played basses with rosewood boards until recently - just seemed the natural way to go to me - but my most recent bass has got a maple board (a Fender 70s reissue Jazz). Yes, I'm finding it does seem to have more "honk" and, er, it seems I like that...
I'm still likely to go out and get a 60s style Jazz with rosewood at some point, though... (which was what I was actually looking for when I bought the other one!)
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Oh those are good things, congrats! Interesting about the woods, my Jazz-ish one has maple too, while my acoustic has rosewood. Though you canīt really compare them at all of course.
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Very nice :D
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Bass is the new guitar...
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You know, I agree. After years of just playing 6 strings I have recently got my bass and it together and I'm loving the change.
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I like the look of it. I too like a rosewood fret board. My old P bass has one. Must give it an airing come to think of it.
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I've always liked those!