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 Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 11:07 pm
I played a bass by this brand in my local music shop recently. It was fretless, ebony fret board, no paint, just laquared wood, it was the sexist thing I've ever played befor, it was my second time on a fretless. God I prity much orgasimed during and for two hours afterwards. Total price was 199 without tax. It also had flatwound strings, some that was a first for me. I would love to buy this in a bit, I'm getting started on my custom bass also.
My main quesion, have you heard of this brand firstly, and secondly would it be worth getting, even if it was just for the neck, pickups, and hardwear?
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Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 12:58 am
personally i've never liked Stagg
but then again
i've only played a couple of them
if you like it
then i spose you could check out the Hardware and touch them up incase they've cut a few corners
or whatever
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Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 10:02 pm
I've never even played one befor, I liked the neck, I may just buy it for the neck, and the hardwear, excluding the pickups I've got those, and use it on my custom, which I am working on getting a full tree since it is cheaper for me to go cut down a tree and do every thing my self. Plus my dad has a workshop that has every tool I could ever need and it will work just fine.
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:21 pm
stagg basses are really decent for how cheap they are. they make great basses for diy punk and diy screamo. i play a warwick and if i started a punk screamo band, i would buy a stagg bass
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