💀 Hey Skeleton Crew! Let us know which song has the most , which song has the most , and drop the time code of your favorite licks! Oh, and say hi to if you see him ;)
Well Jayme one thing for sure, it certainly matches with your right arm. It's a keeper for you I would say... :) Oh and on top of that, it sounds great.
Been playing warwicks almost 10 years and I'm going back to Ibanez after my 2 thumb basses are done why? Cost and availability. Soundwise they are in different camps.
Well it does look like a premium offering I just cannot wrap my head around a 1600 US dollar instrument made in Indonesia, where the Squier Affinity series is made
@@joelspaulding5964 I get it, I just don't agree. I cannot see a scenario where I would take this over a used American Precision or Jazz for oftentimes four hundred bucks cheaper
@@lummond It's a new bass so comparing it to a used one isn't fair or relevant. Even if they were the same price, I'd take this over just about any MIA Fender. I have a number of MII Ibanez and the quality is excellent, and I feel the value much better.
@@joelspaulding5964 when you factor in that an indonesian was paid $20 a day to make that Bass, then country of build is absolutely relevant. There is a reason the Spector Euro basses are made in Czechia, for example.
@@lummond Perhaps the scenario where you want a modern sounding / looking bass and don't have the money for an american made Spector, MTD, Sadowsky, Whatever. Without speaking luthier, custom shop, just imagine the price of a spec equivalent bass by Fender MIA. You would probably say that's crazy expensive !
💀 Hey Skeleton Crew! Let us know which song has the most , which song has the most , and drop the time code of your favorite licks! Oh, and say hi to if you see him ;)
Freddie Kruger if he decided to play bass and not be a crazy nightmare killer
I can't unsee that 😂
Well Jayme one thing for sure, it certainly matches with your right arm. It's a keeper for you I would say... :) Oh and on top of that, it sounds great.
I really want a Warwick but Ibanez has some pretty killer 5 strings that I'd be willing to play instead. I really like my cheapo Ibanez 4 string.
I feel you... Been wanting a Warwick lately but I can't decide between a Corvette, or a Ibanez ehb... The struggle is real
Been playing warwicks almost 10 years and I'm going back to Ibanez after my 2 thumb basses are done why? Cost and availability. Soundwise they are in different camps.
i own 3 ibanez btb basses premium and they are the best and i dont really care where they are made
Well it does look like a premium offering I just cannot wrap my head around a 1600 US dollar instrument made in Indonesia, where the Squier Affinity series is made
Country of origin is irrelevant in this day.
What specs are ordered and what quality is allowed through by the company named on the headstock?
@@joelspaulding5964 I get it, I just don't agree. I cannot see a scenario where I would take this over a used American Precision or Jazz for oftentimes four hundred bucks cheaper
@@lummond It's a new bass so comparing it to a used one isn't fair or relevant. Even if they were the same price, I'd take this over just about any MIA Fender. I have a number of MII Ibanez and the quality is excellent, and I feel the value much better.
@@joelspaulding5964 when you factor in that an indonesian was paid $20 a day to make that Bass, then country of build is absolutely relevant. There is a reason the Spector Euro basses are made in Czechia, for example.
@@lummond Perhaps the scenario where you want a modern sounding / looking bass and don't have the money for an american made Spector, MTD, Sadowsky, Whatever.
Without speaking luthier, custom shop, just imagine the price of a spec equivalent bass by Fender MIA. You would probably say that's crazy expensive !
If I were to play an sr instead of a btb, this would probably be it
BTB's are sweet!
Dream Warriors!
I bought this bass and honestly its I don't think it sounds much like this demo.
what is the song at 3:32