I purchased an Ibanez EHB some time ago, I was looking for a headless instrument at a reasonable cost. Trying it after a week I immediately sold it because it didn't suit my sounds. Woody and ugly sound. This one costs half the price and is gorgeous. Lightweight, very well built. If I really wanted to make a note it would be about electronics. Let's say that with an upgrade it becomes a great bass. But 749 euros is excellent. As for the product, I purchased it from Thoman by sending an email just when the bass came out. They didn't have it in the catalog yet 😉. Thank you!
@@ballpointmusic I just received mine today and it is great out of the box. Excellent playability, very good setup, I will take it on a 5h cover gig on sunday, to see how it fares. So far, I am impressed. Nice blend of traditional and modern sound. And the low B is really good for a 34'. Well done Cort. I usually play Sandberg California TM5s on my gigs, but they start to feel a little heavy for an old guy like me... 🤣 This is way lighter and sounds and plays just as well, the Sandberg is still better in some ways, but not as much as I expected. Considering it is less than half the price of the Cali, I must say there is an argument to be made. Strongly recommend this one as an oob player. (And I play bass for over 30 years now, regular gigging, mostly in a partyband cover setup for large venues). I think, this bass would also nicely fit in any gospel or soul/rnb setting, no problemo. I might swap the electronics for a Noll or an Eastman preamp, but that is just a minro issue.
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Nice demo of the Cort Space 5 , thanks a lot
Excellent playing! How are you liking the Cort so far? Incidentally, I notice that you also had the Ibanez EHB1505: how does it compare? Thanks!
I purchased an Ibanez EHB some time ago, I was looking for a headless instrument at a reasonable cost. Trying it after a week I immediately sold it because it didn't suit my sounds. Woody and ugly sound. This one costs half the price and is gorgeous. Lightweight, very well built. If I really wanted to make a note it would be about electronics. Let's say that with an upgrade it becomes a great bass. But
749 euros is excellent. As for the product, I purchased it from Thoman by sending an email just when the bass came out. They didn't have it in the catalog yet 😉. Thank you!
@@tonysentimento thanks a lot! Very useful! I might order one, as I was indeed looking for a headless 5 and this seems to tick every box.
@@ballpointmusic I just received mine today and it is great out of the box. Excellent playability, very good setup, I will take it on a 5h cover gig on sunday, to see how it fares. So far, I am impressed. Nice blend of traditional and modern sound. And the low B is really good for a 34'. Well done Cort. I usually play Sandberg California TM5s on my gigs, but they start to feel a little heavy for an old guy like me... 🤣 This is way lighter and sounds and plays just as well, the Sandberg is still better in some ways, but not as much as I expected. Considering it is less than half the price of the Cali, I must say there is an argument to be made. Strongly recommend this one as an oob player. (And I play bass for over 30 years now, regular gigging, mostly in a partyband cover setup for large venues). I think, this bass would also nicely fit in any gospel or soul/rnb setting, no problemo. I might swap the electronics for a Noll or an Eastman preamp, but that is just a minro issue.
Looking for this bass too... Huge fan of Mark, but my jaydee weighs 5kgs ! What weight is the cort ???
3.7 kg. Thank you for the Watch!
@@tonysentimento Mine ist also exactly 3,7 kg oob. So very consistent.
cool sounds. I owned the EHB 1005 but this is an awesome sound. Have you tried the passive mode sounds. Is it clear as well?
Thank you for the Watch! This cort is fantastic! Active + 50 % bass boost. Mid and treble flat
Please what's the title of the Song?
Almost There By Level42