da-vonk
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Hey Babebambi, I´m the proud owner of an Infinette and I can tell you that this bass very comfortable to play... It weighs only 3,5 kg., the body is ´hollow´ shaped and the instrument is perfectly balanced ... I sometimes let other people play on it and they´re all very enthusiastic about this beauty...the only problem I have with the Infinette, concern the electronics... I am told that this is caused by the open F-holes, one guy from a music shop once suggested that I should close them with transparent material, to protect the electronics from attracting dust. I didn´t follow his advice, because I didn´t want to spoil the beautiful looks of this bass....
I have never played on an Infinity, so I can´t tell you if there is any differene between an Infinette and an Infinity.....
I have never played on an Infinity, so I can´t tell you if there is any differene between an Infinette and an Infinity.....
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I haven't tried an Infinette, but I am a very proud owner of an Infinity 
I have to say I think these two instruments are very similar, both in sound and physics. Yes, the PU's are placed a little different, but I still think they sound very similar.
When you play the Infinity you'll feel that the balance of weight is perfect. I can also honestly say that the Infinity is the most comfertable bass guitar I've ever tried. The sound is amazing, and you got loads of tone possibilities! From vintage sound to high end botique sound. The hollow body does wonders. Try boosting the mids if you try one, it really sounds like a hollow body. It's also a slap beast. EDIT: Forgot to mention, the growl is insane!
The Infinette looks to me similar to a Corvette when it comes to balance, just much lighter when we speak weight. I cannot speak for the sound, as I've never tried one.
One thing is for sure, if I was you I wouldn't hesitate buying an Infinity if you got the money for it, it's sure expensive. And it would also be much easier to find an Infinity than an Infinette
cheers, blikeng
PS. Sorry if I went over the top describing the Infinity It's just so goddamn awesome.
I have to say I think these two instruments are very similar, both in sound and physics. Yes, the PU's are placed a little different, but I still think they sound very similar.
When you play the Infinity you'll feel that the balance of weight is perfect. I can also honestly say that the Infinity is the most comfertable bass guitar I've ever tried. The sound is amazing, and you got loads of tone possibilities! From vintage sound to high end botique sound. The hollow body does wonders. Try boosting the mids if you try one, it really sounds like a hollow body. It's also a slap beast.
EDIT: Forgot to mention, the growl is insane!The Infinette looks to me similar to a Corvette when it comes to balance, just much lighter when we speak weight. I cannot speak for the sound, as I've never tried one.
One thing is for sure, if I was you I wouldn't hesitate buying an Infinity if you got the money for it, it's sure expensive. And it would also be much easier to find an Infinity than an Infinette
cheers, blikeng
PS. Sorry if I went over the top describing the Infinity
It's just so goddamn awesome.
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Can someone post some pics of their Infinettes? Please?
Thanks.
Andy
living.syndication
Thanks.
Andy
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