epoxyjazzbass

It' s not a Fullerton. If the seller want this price and pretend it' s a fullerton.... Well my advice is look elsewhere.

Thanks for the answer [quote name='fonzoooroo' timestamp='1318607955' post='1404338'] it seems reasonable to suggest that you really want a play on one of these before committing to buy [/quote] Well impossible to try something in my area... But if no one have one of this gewa model I will not jump on it, this is sure [quote name='fonzoooroo' timestamp='1318607955' post='1404338'] I'm sure there's a trade off between acoustic sound and physical size of amp required for the styles you're talking about - Historically, most of the jazzers I've met tend to have small GK combos with conventional sized basses. The amp is used to reinforce rather than produce the sound (if you see what I mean?!) Going this way, you'd be putting more emphasis on the sound of the amp - well on the way into EUB territory. Not that there's anything wrong with either approach - all personal preference. [/quote] I understand this good advice For me,the idea is to have a good sound acoustically (when practicing), and still have that sound and technique when an amp is used I don' t think a little reinforced (little amplified) sound can be used in every situation. If I play with batterie, saxophone, piano and trumpet, the ampflified sound will cover the acoustic sound of the DB because of the volume of the entire group and there is nothing wrong with it But well, returning to the subject, if no one have that model I suspect it is not necesseraly the good choice Probably I will never know

[url="http://www.gewamusic.com/uk/produkte/streichinstrumente/kontrabasse/gewa-kontrabass-ideale-jazzbass.html"]http://www.gewamusic.com/uk/produkte/streichinstrumente/kontrabasse/gewa-kontrabass-ideale-jazzbass.html[/url] I' m still searching my first upright bass I will play jazz/walking/bebop stuff and a very few arco stuff I Have a good opinion of an hybrid gewa I have tried with the stock setup in a shop This jazzbass is a 3/4 with a small body and include a pickup solution Perhaps it can be the "ideale" jazz upright with a a good sound (but probably quiet) acoustically and a better amplified solution than a normal upright... Any advice ? Perhaps someone know this model Thanks by advance

I have a few custom shop bass, vintage style and from different years I have also try a few real old fender bass and of course the reissue series The CS are the best bass you can own in terms of finish and sound If you are concerned about the resale value buy a used CS

Hi, I would like to buy my first double bass Perhaps a christopher with solid woods, so the 400 series I' ve seen there is different shape : french named 403 and italian named 404 "busetto" Wich one do you prefer and why ? I think I will play almost jazz stuff; walking bass and pizzicato