Los 10 mejores bajos electrico de 4 cuerdas y dónde comprar

No está mal. El soporte en sí es pequeño y ligero, como informan en las características del producto. Lo compré para una guitarra pequeña (una Squier Telecaster ligerilla) y bien, ni tan mal. Personalmente, no me gusta que esté tan inclinado hacia atrás. A mí me gusta tener las guitarras bastante pegadas a la pared y con este soporte hay que separarlas considerablemente para que la pala no toque con el muro, pero bueno, es una pijada personal. El soporte cumple su función para guitarras eléctricas pequeñas y de poco peso como acústicas y clásicas. La probé con un bajo y buff, no lo recomiendo para un instrumento así. Realmente daba la sensación de que podría caer hacia atrás con un soplo de viento. La probé también con una guitarra grandota (una Epiphone Sheraton) y lo mismo. Parece que aguanta, pero no me acabó de dar buen rollo. Transmite inestabilidad para un instrumento de este tipo. Sin embargo, para la guitarra que la compré, bastante bien. Cumple su función y el precio no está mal.

A sido muy muy rápida la entrega, calidad precio producto 100%100

Probablemente si has terminado mirando estas cuerdas para bajo es porque comprar dos paquetes de tus cuerdas favoritas (Ernie Ball Super Slinky en mi caso) hará enfadar a tu cuenta corriente. Y si no es tu caso y buscas unas buenas cuerdas de bajo con las que ir probando grosores, has dado de lleno. Creo que hay cuerdas más baratas que estas pero dudo que merezcan la pena, en mi caso apenas he notado diferencia directa entre estas y las de Ernie Ball al ponerlas nuevas, aunque quizás eche de menos un pelín de brillo más que tienen las de Ernie (o quizás es el efecto placebo, quién sabe). Lo mejor es probarlas y ver qué te parecen, ya que no valen tanto dinero como las de "gama alta", por así decirlo. Agradezco mucho haber comprado dos juegos de cuerdas para tener un repuesto, aunque seguramente después de este par pruebe con las de grosor 40-100 y ver si me gustan más incluso que estas. Una gran alternativa que me gustaría haber conocido antes.

Tiene buen sonido y es agradable de coger.estoy empezando a tocar en un grupo y estoy encantado.

Tiene buen sonido y es agradable de coger.estoy empezando a tocar en un grupo y estoy encantado.

Tiene buen sonido y es agradable de coger.estoy empezando a tocar en un grupo y estoy encantado.

Me ha sorprendido para bien, ha llegado con una acción bastante baja y sin trasteos raros. Sólo lo he tenido que afinar y empezar a tocar, noto algo de ruido de fondo a medida que subimos el volumen del amplificador pero supongo que será cuestión de apantallar y listo. Personalmente lo he comprado para estudiar y llevármelo a la terraza o donde sea para practicar y para casa es perfecto. Sonido Precision gordote inconfundible, qué más quieres por 100€… La verdad que muy contento y recomendable para darle batalla en casa.

 You'll often here of people buying a lower priced instrument and saying something along the lines of: "It's perfect. I've just changed the strings, neck, pickups and electronics… bargain!" I've never really understood this ethos as I believe an instrument should be perfectly playable right out of the box, no matter the price range. Thankfully this Donner Bass delivers exactly what you would want and expect.The initial set up was great for my needs. As you can see in the video it's slinky enough to slap & pop, while allowing you to get a grittier – more attack driven – sound when playing with a pick. This is ideal for a beginner in my opinion as it means you won't need to tweak the neck/string height in order to try out different styles of play.The neck is a good width. It's on the thinner side which is ideal for people without monster-sized hands and allows easy access to all frets. The finish feels nice and woody under hand – which can be down to preference as some may prefer a more lacquered finish – which is fine by me.It's a standard size and weight for most precision style bass guitars. For those who haven't held a bass know, it's heavier and more solid than a guitar. This is still far lighter than a number of Epiphone's I've played in the past and is very comparable to that of my Fender Precision Bass.The finish on this instrument is top notch! I personally went for the sunburst and can honestly say that it doesn't look out of place stood next to my Fenders.I purchased this as a teaching tool to get my Dad started on bass and also to potentially use once gigs start up again. Lugging an expensive Fender to certain pub venues has never sat well with me and having something in the price range to travel local with is definitely more comforting. Yes, I can get gig ready tones I'm happy with from this bass when running into my amp/pedal set up.It has a similar sound to bass's of this price range. I recommend boosting the 'MIDS' control on your amp to really help round/fill out the sound. With everything even on the amp this bass sits more in the Low-Mid/Bass territory, which is fine but may get a little muddy in full band situations. Boosting the MIDS on an amp should help that and settle you more into the full band mix.Great bedroom axe/learning tool/worry free gig instrument.Helpful extras like the gig bag/strap/etc. are always welcome and really help you save a few £ when getting everything you need at the start.Highly recommended & hope the attached video gives you a better idea than my write up ever could.Happy slapping!

 You'll often here of people buying a lower priced instrument and saying something along the lines of: "It's perfect. I've just changed the strings, neck, pickups and electronics… bargain!" I've never really understood this ethos as I believe an instrument should be perfectly playable right out of the box, no matter the price range. Thankfully this Donner Bass delivers exactly what you would want and expect.The initial set up was great for my needs. As you can see in the video it's slinky enough to slap & pop, while allowing you to get a grittier – more attack driven – sound when playing with a pick. This is ideal for a beginner in my opinion as it means you won't need to tweak the neck/string height in order to try out different styles of play.The neck is a good width. It's on the thinner side which is ideal for people without monster-sized hands and allows easy access to all frets. The finish feels nice and woody under hand – which can be down to preference as some may prefer a more lacquered finish – which is fine by me.It's a standard size and weight for most precision style bass guitars. For those who haven't held a bass know, it's heavier and more solid than a guitar. This is still far lighter than a number of Epiphone's I've played in the past and is very comparable to that of my Fender Precision Bass.The finish on this instrument is top notch! I personally went for the sunburst and can honestly say that it doesn't look out of place stood next to my Fenders.I purchased this as a teaching tool to get my Dad started on bass and also to potentially use once gigs start up again. Lugging an expensive Fender to certain pub venues has never sat well with me and having something in the price range to travel local with is definitely more comforting. Yes, I can get gig ready tones I'm happy with from this bass when running into my amp/pedal set up.It has a similar sound to bass's of this price range. I recommend boosting the 'MIDS' control on your amp to really help round/fill out the sound. With everything even on the amp this bass sits more in the Low-Mid/Bass territory, which is fine but may get a little muddy in full band situations. Boosting the MIDS on an amp should help that and settle you more into the full band mix.Great bedroom axe/learning tool/worry free gig instrument.Helpful extras like the gig bag/strap/etc. are always welcome and really help you save a few £ when getting everything you need at the start.Highly recommended & hope the attached video gives you a better idea than my write up ever could.Happy slapping!

Good looking bass guitar