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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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4-string electric bass guitar Suitable for right-hand usage Rosewood fretboard lends a well-balanced solid tone Ibanez Custom Electronics 3-band EQ Adjustable saddles for variable string spacing

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You can’t go wrong with Ibanez basses. They look great, sound phenomenal, and feel incredible. These basses are beginner friendly with thin necks so it’s easy to glide around the fretboard. Ibanez basses are versatile for any genre of music too

 These basses are beginner friendly with thin necks so it’s easy to glide around the fretboard. Ibanez basses are versatile for any genre of music too. The price point is remarkable when you look at the craftsmanship of these basses, you really get more than you paid for so to speak.

 The price point is remarkable when you look at the craftsmanship of these basses, you really get more than you paid for so to speak.

Ibanez = Spectacular Basses

 So Heath, the SR basses are notoriously fantastic throughout the whole range, aren't they? Very, very popular models. A lot of bass for not too bad a price, really. Yeah, and they do everything, like they're very ergonomic when they're on the body as well, hence the big top of the horn that'll sit perfectly on you. Some specs on this guy

 Very popular, very versatile. Very powerful, great EQ as well on it, and brilliant color. Yeah. Brilliant color

 It's got a Jatoba 24 fret neck with medium frets, a five-piece walled and Jatoba neck itself. The body is Okum, and it has those fantastic Bartlingly pickups in it, doesn't it? Yep, very popular pickups. Very popular, very versatile. Very powerful, great EQ as well on it, and brilliant color

Ibanez 2019 SR500E Bass Guitar

Or at least no longer a great deal. 4-5 years ago back when they were US$275 new they were steals, but now that they're $430 plus tax and shipping, they're no longer this amazing moneyball solution, they're at best a decent bass at a fair price. In my opinion if you've got $500 to spend on a bass I'd get a used Mexican Fender or Ibanez SR500, that's where the real value is at that price point.

So, I play guitar, for like 9 years now.

Aaand I wanna get into bass as well, buuut I'm on a pretty tight budget.

So I've been looking at two basses at &lt;500€, which are a Squier Classic Vibe 70s Jazz Bass, and a Sire Marcus Miller V5 Alder

So the Sire is around 80€ more expensive, which, in my situation, is a good chunk of cash - which I could in theory spend though

My question is: is the Sire a significant upgrade from the squier? I know it's got a roasted maple neck and all, but is that a big factor, if I'm going to distort my sound either way (I mainly play metal)?


tl;dr: Squier CV 70s Jazz Bass or Marcus Miller V5?

<div class="md"><p>So, I play guitar, for like 9 years now.</p>

<p>Aaand I wanna get into bass as well, buuut I&#39;m on a pretty tight budget.</p>

<p>So I&#39;ve been looking at two basses at &lt;500€, which are a Squier Classic Vibe 70s Jazz Bass, and a Sire Marcus Miller V5 Alder</p>

<p>So the Sire is around 80€ more expensive, which, in my situation, is a good chunk of cash - which I could in theory spend though</p>

<p>My question is: is the Sire a significant upgrade from the squier? I know it&#39;s got a roasted maple neck and all, but is that a big factor, if I&#39;m going to distort my sound either way (I mainly play metal)?</p>

<p>tl;dr: Squier CV 70s Jazz Bass or Marcus Miller V5?</p>
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[Question] What bass to go for as a beginner?

On the plus side, it's comfortable, nice to play, good quality for the price. The preamp offers many possibilities once you've figured out the controls, and it also has a passive mode. The pickups work well in both mode, and they have 4 wires so if you know how to solder you can add switches to get more sound options.

Hi fellow bass players!
Currently I'm looking for a new bass.
I'm in the beginner to intermediate transition if that makes sense, and I set 300€ as a price limit and I've found 2 brands that I'm struggling to choose.

On one hand I have a Ibanez SR300eb and on the other a Marcus Miller Sire M2.
What are your opinion and which should I go with?
I appreciate the help :)

<div class="md"><p>Hi fellow bass players!
Currently I&#39;m looking for a new bass.
I&#39;m in the beginner to intermediate transition if that makes sense, and I set 300€ as a price limit and I&#39;ve found 2 brands that I&#39;m struggling to choose.</p>

<p>On one hand I have a Ibanez SR300eb and on the other a Marcus Miller Sire M2, both 4strings.
What are your opinion and which should I go with?
I appreciate the help :)</p>
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Ibanez vs Sire

the main reason to get a SR500 is I believe those are the cheapest Ibanez that have those sweet bartolini pickups. I have a 500 and it's great, I think if you get a used one in good condition and give it a proper setup it will make you very happy

So here we go with another “which is best” post. My birthday is coming up soon so I’ve decided to finally get a **nice** bass. I currently have an Ibanez MiKro which is lovely but I can hear the problems you get with a &lt;$200 bass when I play. Time for better!

I prefer playing alternative and metal hence wanting a 5-string (I play other genres for practice but we all have that style that makes us happy). I love me some Ibanez and am trying to decide between the sr300 and sr500. As far as I can see they have the same features but the sr505 improved hardware. Is there a noticeable difference in the two? 

I need to clarify that I am not a professional musician nor do I intend to become one. I just really like playing music as a hobby.

<div class="md"><p>So here we go with another “which is best” post. My birthday is coming up soon so I’ve decided to finally get a <strong>nice</strong> bass. I currently have an Ibanez MiKro which is lovely but I can hear the problems you get with a &lt;$200 bass when I play. Time for better!</p>

<p>I prefer playing alternative and metal hence wanting a 5-string (I play other genres for practice but we all have that style that makes us happy). I love me some Ibanez and am trying to decide between the sr300 and sr500. As far as I can see they have the same features but the sr505 improved hardware. Is there a noticeable difference in the two? </p>

<p>I need to clarify that I am not a professional musician nor do I intend to become one. I just really like playing music as a hobby.</p>

<p>Edit: y’all people are awesome. I can’t express how much I appreciate all of the feedback.</p>
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Ibanez SR305 vs SR505: worth the extra$?

Ibanez is pretty lightweight. The SR series by Ibanez is a good way to go. I used to own an SR500 and it was a great bass. It’s a bass I certainly miss and if you can find a pre-owned one in good shape they tend to be priced pretty reasonably

 I used to own an SR500 and it was a great bass. It’s a bass I certainly miss and if you can find a pre-owned one in good shape they tend to be priced pretty reasonably.

Im going to be upgrading to a new bass soon and I would love to have a more lightweight bass, i intend to visit a music store to gauge first hand but im curious to what you guys recommend when it comes to lighter basses, thank you!

<div class="md"><p>Im going to be upgrading to a new bass soon and I would love to have a more lightweight bass, i intend to visit a music store to gauge first hand but im curious to what you guys recommend when it comes to lighter basses, thank you!</p>

<p>I see so many recommending an Ibanez which i have my eye on beforehand but thanks for responding, it really did help with getting confirmation that its lightweight, thanks so much for the replies, i appreciate it!</p>
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Recommendations for lightweight basses?

TRBX300 is built around a simple principle - your performance. The perfectly balanced, ultra-comfortable solid mahogany body provides the optimum tonal foundation while the Performance EQ active circuitry gives instant access to perfectly dialed-in stage-ready tones coupled with the expressive control you need.

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 Now what's even cooler is another feature that this guitar has and what it is actually what Yamaha have done with this guitar it's actually very sort of user-friendly because with this selector here you can actually change the EQ depending on the style of playing that you are doing. So Yamaha have actually even named these what they actually are. So the first one here is for slap the second one is for pick if you're playing with a pick then flat so that's kind of neutral position then you've got your finger style but you've also got a solo selection which is basically I think it's kind of boosts your signal a little bit a little bit further and of course you don't need to stick to these particular selections you know you don't have to use the finger selection for your finger style of playing but it's just it's just a guide really but it is very helpful and it is it is it is a really versatile bass guitar from that perspective and you know I've been using this for a few months now and I am really really happy with this guitar I think it handles really well it's it's really versatile as I said and the playability is is really good on it too. So what I'm going to do in the next part of the video I'm actually going to demonstrate to you what these different selections EQ selections for the particular style of playing sound like so I'm going to put it to a test and take you through some of my songs and show you what these actually sound like

 This is a Yamaha TRBX 304 and the reason why it's called 304 is because it's a four string bass. They actually have the same model in a five string variation which is basically called 305. It's made out of mahogany body so this particular model is in I think it's something like mint dark mint color but you can get them in in quite a few different colors as well. The actual neck is a five piece maple slash mahogany and with a rosewood finger board

My Bass Guitar (Yamaha TRBX304)

 It's as good as or better than some $900-$1,300 basses I've played. Definitely recommend. And I really don't understand why cheap basses are pushed on beginners: you're gonna need an instrument that makes you want to learn to play it. It's much harder to make a cheap bass sound good

 Sounds great. Records great. I'm running an Ashdown EB-Lite 12-220 EVO III Combo with a Digitech BP355 modeler/FX in the loop. Sounds great thru BP355s XLR outs to interface, and thru a Sennheiser e902 mic on the amp

 The low B string doesn't sound great. I think amps are very particular about being able to handle B strings or not. I might have to start looking at other amps. But I think 

 And I really don't understand why cheap basses are pushed on beginners: you're gonna need an instrument that makes you want to learn to play it. It's much harder to make a cheap bass sound good. An advanced player can make a cheap bass sound good. A beginner needs the BASS to sound good so they will be obsessed with it enough to play it enough and get good

Exceptional for under $1,000

Tone is excellent. Of course, these days the things are slapped together in Asia by slave labor, so it'll require a proper setup once it arrives. Figure that into the price.  Also accept that something WILL go wrong

It's good, but...

 Plus, if you don't agree with the labelling, it's quite an easy fix, you just take the label off. But particularly, the slap setting for me, I think is better suited to reggae or dub sort of things. And now in this next clip, hopefully you'll see what I mean. So, alongside that, I've also found that some of the switch positions are better suited to certain pickups

 Thank you for sticking around until the end of my video my final thoughts on this bass are that it's really good value for Money being in the 450 quid sort of range It'd be great for an intermediate player It totally has that sort of second or third bass sort of vibe about it that being said I'm confident I could turn up to any gig or studio session and be able to find an appropriate sound pretty easily But there you have it. That was the Yamaha TRB X 304 Thank you very much for watching again, and if you want more videos like this Don't forget to leave a like and subscribe, but that's me done. So I will see you next time. Bye You

 Oh, and of course, do let me know what you think in the comments. All right. Thank you for sticking around until the end of my video my final thoughts on this bass are that it's really good value for Money being in the 450 quid sort of range It'd be great for an intermediate player It totally has that sort of second or third bass sort of vibe about it that being said I'm confident I could turn up to any gig or studio session and be able to find an appropriate sound pretty easily But there you have it. That was the Yamaha TRB X 304 Thank you very much for watching again, and if you want more videos like this Don't forget to leave a like and subscribe, but that's me done

 This is a five piece maple and mahogany neck with a bolt on construction, and it's got a lovely 24 fret rosewood fingerboard. As soon as I opened the box I could tell how well this bass is made, and as soon as I put it in my hands I could tell how carefully it had been finished. There's not a single sharp fret end anywhere up and down the neck. The setup was really good, the only thing I had to do is slightly lower the action, because that's just what I prefer

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 This bass is made in Indonesia. I was a little squirrelly, but the construction is top notch and I found nothing to complain about. I couldn't find any obvious flaws, and it looks, feels, and plays great. No cheap construction materials here

 I couldn't find any obvious flaws, and it looks, feels, and plays great. No cheap construction materials here. It was perfectly tuned and had only minor fret buzz out of the box, something common with any bass. One quick adjustment and we're off

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 There's no question that these are better pickups quality-wise than we've seen in any other bass. So if you have the money, it's probably worth going around $300 or $400 for a bass in the sense that you just get better stuff on the bass. Manufacturers can't afford to put nice pickups into a $200 instrument. That said, I do feel there are some ways this instrument can be improved

 First of all, it's the only bass we've looked at that has a composite neck, which is something you see a lot in higher quality basses and not a lot in the cheaper basses. Also we've got a 24 fret neck, which I love, I do have one complaint, which I've already talked about in previous videos, this cutaway starts at the end of the 22nd fret, which means that to get to those top two frets, you gotta start reaching over and you can't just slide your hand down like you would anywhere else on the neck. That really bugs me, and I wish that manufacturers, including Yamaha, but many other companies, would get the net on that and start their cutaways at the end of the last fret. Also the way the frets are cut on the G string side here, feels a little rough, it's not quite sharp, but I definitely can feel the frets as I slide my fingers across, so that's something I feel like could be improved on too

 It's like what you actually want when you're trying to dial in different tones. Everything changes the sound, and it changes it in a way that's controllable and noticeable. Yeah, neck position sounded good, it was nice and solid, pretty well balanced tone, nothing really jumped out to me about the articulation dynamic of it, but it was good, it was just a balanced sound. The bridge position definitely added that necessary quack to it, which was nice, it seems to have actually a lot of dynamic to it, as opposed to the first position, there seems to be, if I play harder, I get more quack, if I play less

 This retails for around $350 these days, whereas a lot of the other basses are more around $250. So do you get what you pay for? Is this bass a lot better than the other basses we've looked at? I'd say in some ways, definitely. There's no question that these are better pickups quality-wise than we've seen in any other bass. So if you have the money, it's probably worth going around $300 or $400 for a bass in the sense that you just get better stuff on the bass

Yamaha TRBX304 (Blindfolded Bass Review)

 The position immediately above flat is called pick and this gives a little more definition and clarity, rolls off the low end, adds a little top end and it sounds like this. The top position is called slap, now what that does is give you some nice deep low end, it gives you some nice clean top end to get some of that percussiveness and it scoops out some of the mid range so your playing doesn't get too muddy. Now what I thought I would do is play a little finger style as I have been so you hear what it sounds like in this position. You don't have to use this for slap but it sure sounds good and I'll play that for you too so you hear how it works

 Sleek contemporary design, very comfortable to play, active electronics on board with a ton of options for shaping your tone, a very versatile instrument. You can use this for literally any style of music. This bass has a very slim, fast and comfortable neck. It's five piece, maple and mahogany, very solid and that kind of stability provides great intonation up and down the neck, which by the way is 24 frets, that's two octaves kids and if you like hanging out way up here in those higher notes, the body design really allows for easy access

 We have a blank tonal canvas and what I've done is I've got the volume all the way up, I've got the pickup blender right down the center and I've got both the bass and treble right down the center. These knobs have notched settings here so you can go right down the middle and it sounds something like this. The next position down is what Yamaha calls finger and this just gives a little bit more low end and it rolls the top end off a bit, just kind of gives a warmer and rounder tone and it sounds something like this. Now if you have the volume all the way up on 10 and you need to get to 11, try the solo position that's all the way down and that kind of gives you an overall volume boost particularly in the low mid range, sounds something like this

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