Ibanez BTB qt 406 test (Anthoy Jackson's From Within solo)

[MAquaJJ]

hola, me ayudas? ando buscando un bajo, cual me recomendarias? mi presupuesto es de 300 lucas... gracias de antemano n.n

[javgonzalezr]

@MAquaJJ Hola! Depende de lo que quieras. Yo no se mucho de bajos, pero lo que te dirán normalmente es que si quieres un sonido grueso y definido optes por algún bajo que según el presupuesto que me dices puede ser un rockbass (de warwick), si quieres algo con un sonido mas filoso en la cuerda, buscar algo en la línea económica de musicman, y en lo personal, si quieres un slap rico uno como el que tengo de fondo en mi sitio web zejavier(punto)com. Saludos

[SteroidBoy123]

I have the 405 and it rocks

[danglymachine]

everything he plays is good but seems rushed got one payment plan for £200 cant wait ive spent years on the 4 then the five was always afraid of 6 but thought it was time

[buster666tt]

I also have a bass Ibanez BTB 406, as is the sound, in your opinion? and is suitable for progressive-metal sound, in your opinion?

[javgonzalezr]

@buster666tt

hi buster, as you've seen in the knobs set, this model includes an effect that sounds like like a weak flanger. it's a very sourrounding resource, that i think it's pretty cool to looking for deep sounds when you're making progressive metal.

Greetings from Chile

[broadneck35]

@buster666tt ;any bass is suitable for any style of music...you can do progressive with a jazzbass, see RUSH. The advantage of BTB is a little more tension in the strings because of 35" scale, sounds more clear, piano like. That means you have more mids and you can be heard between 2 distorsioned guitars and a huge set of drums :)