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Almost perfect
I liked this bass since I tried it for the first time. My main instrument is EBMM Stingray 5 and I wanted something lighter for the rehearsals and backup for the gigs at the same time. And I believe the subject perfectly fits in both requirements!
Pros:
The sound: neck and combination of neck and bridge pickups sound awesome to me.
The neck: very convenient between the 1st and 17th frets.
Weight: yep, it's light and saves your back diting the long rehearsals.
Quality: wood and paint job are very good.
Cons:
Preamp: No mid control, which I believe is the most important for a bass. Of cause, you always can lower the bass and treble knobs, but it takes double time and requires some adjustments on the compressor. I believe I will come to replace the preamp with 3-band one and staked pots to fit into existing holes.
Neck: poor accessibility to the18th - 22nd frets.
The bridge looks good but tricky adjustable intonation, like on a Floyd Rose: loosen the screw and move the saddle, tighten the crew. The saddles for each string are different.
Pros:
The sound: neck and combination of neck and bridge pickups sound awesome to me.
The neck: very convenient between the 1st and 17th frets.
Weight: yep, it's light and saves your back diting the long rehearsals.
Quality: wood and paint job are very good.
Cons:
Preamp: No mid control, which I believe is the most important for a bass. Of cause, you always can lower the bass and treble knobs, but it takes double time and requires some adjustments on the compressor. I believe I will come to replace the preamp with 3-band one and staked pots to fit into existing holes.
Neck: poor accessibility to the18th - 22nd frets.
The bridge looks good but tricky adjustable intonation, like on a Floyd Rose: loosen the screw and move the saddle, tighten the crew. The saddles for each string are different.
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