EPIPHONE JACK CASADY BASS; TESTING DIFFERENT IMPEDANCES

Here I´m testing the "50", "250" and "500" positon of the varitone. The 50 is good for more acoustic tone, and the 500 is fatter, bluesy, jazzy and old rock and pop.

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Music

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• Epiphone
• Jack
• Casady
• Bass
• test
• varitone
• impedance
• gibson

[Howardmoon87]

Hi mate looking to buy one, well i think i just have! How does it play?

[Santi66]

@Howardmoon87

It plays fine, no problem.

I could get a nice action. All OK.

My bass was made in Korea, in 2007.

[likew0wman]

Thanks for the demo. Nice variety of sounds. I am considering getting this model. Nice Jack Bruce line at the end. :)

[Santi66]

@likew0wman

Thank you for commentary.

Yes, it´s a good bass for the money.

Good luck.

Regards

[Santi66]

@muddbunni

Hi:

I have some vintage Höfners, and I had Höfner copies. The JC can brings you a very fat and warm tone since it have a tree position varitone. The pickup is very decent and with the "500" position it sounds very warm and fat.

It´s very interesant the fat and warm sound with a full 34" scale.

Good luck.

[muddbunni]

@Santi66 Cool, thanks. I did some recording last week for a demo and we used an Epiphone Viola bass. Sounded really fat and warm. Was wondering what the JC would sound like in the same situation.

[PlayWithYourThumb]

@FriendlyShadow1 It means that the sides of the fingerboard are a bit sharp and could be rounded off. The bass is so neck heavy that the neck digs into the hand a bit when standing up. Some people probably don't mind but I found it a bit uncomfortable after a while.

[FriendlyShadow1]

@PlayWithYourThumb "Neck needs rolling." Sorry, I'm a newbie, what does this mean?

[Santi66]

@PlayWithYourThumb

Thank you so much for your interesant commentaries.

Cheers