which bass is the best for rock
15:13 on Sunday, October 12, 2003
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(Manakin)
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I am going to buy a new bass. I have searched for the best for their money and have narrowed it down to these: ESP Viper C-304, ESP F-204, Ibanez SRX 500, or Ibanez SRX 700. Please respond I am reallllllly stuck on this one!
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
23:51 on Saturday, October 25, 2003
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(Derek)
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If I were you, I would get a Fender standard P-bass. They sound great and go for only $349.99 on musiciansfriend.com. I play one and it is the best for that price.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
14:10 on Sunday, November 23, 2003
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(Jim)
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You need to play a G&L L-2000 (American, or the Tribute) and find out that you can get Vintage P-bass, Jazz and MusicMan bass tones all from one axe. The L2000 is Leo Fender`s last masterpiece bass. Check this months Bass Player for review.
Current Fender American bass models are crap..
The L2000 cuts through and has an incredible array of usefull tones that you can get out of it, for rock, funk, jazz.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
11:00 on Friday, February 27, 2004
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(Michael Musok)
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G&L is a nice bass but your on the right track with the SRX 700. Much nicer neck and action, much easier to get around on.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
17:49 on Monday, April 5, 2004
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(Glitch)
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Hey what do you think of the SRX500? is the SRX700 better or does it all seem to sound the same?
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
22:40 on Tuesday, April 27, 2004
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(MasterBassist)
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Have you looked into an Ibanez EDA900 or 905(5-string)?
I played an EDA905 at a show once, and loved it. It was light, great action, thinner than usual 5 string necks (felt like a 4 1/2 if that makes sence).
They aren`t too expensive either, last time I looked you could get it for under a G-note in the states.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
14:02 on Wednesday, May 12, 2004
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(aly)
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fender precision, all hands down.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
15:45 on Friday, May 28, 2004
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(Huns Bassist)
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It Depends on what kind of rock you`re talking about. If it is a kind of riverside trio punk style like Green Day and Blink 182. I would probably recommend a Squier P Bass. You Don`t need to go for the Fender. It is just as good. If you Are looking for more of a hard edged rock then I would recommend Ibanez. I don`t own an Ibanez but I know that there good for that style.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
22:49 on Sunday, June 6, 2004
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(sdsd)
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srx 500 is a really good bass for hard rock with the bass boost you can rumble the ground and the tone is great only by this bass if you are playing metal..not taht it is only good for taht but when it comes to metal this is the bass
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
00:48 on Monday, June 28, 2004
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(bryce)
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id go with one of the ibanezes, i like them the best. fender isnt too bad, but i like the ibanez sound so much better.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
00:44 on Tuesday, July 13, 2004
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(shannon)
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i just bought the ibanez srx700. i got it for $400 cause i have a hook up at guitar center. but it is amazing and i love it.
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Re: which bass is the best for rock
17:26 on Saturday, July 31, 2004
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(Glitch)
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Tried everything Guys, but the modulus Flea bass. Bnez probably rocks, but the Modulus Flea bass FUNKS!!!!!!!
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