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Sweet bass, especially with that colour! Now you just have to post clips! 
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Cool bass, Nacho. I hope you enjoy it. :d
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Hail to the mighty LX! Killer bass, Nacho...
Nachobassman
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Hello guys,
As promised, I´m gonna give you a quick review and some "better" pics of the bass, although I´m having a very busy weekend and haven´t time to make a decent photoshoot.
First feelings about the LX:
Construction/Shape/Body:
When I open the gigbag the first thing I saw was the FLAME, omg, what a beautiful flame, all the body has those patterns, front and back. It´s a 2 piece body of very light maple, and is the slimest bass I´ve ever played, even the Infinity feels thicker.
The ovankol neck is thin, too. I´ve tried many 4 string ´wicks (most of them Corvettes) in stores and the necks were the ones some people call "baseball bats". Well, this one is nothing like that. TBH, I would be happier if the neck has the "bat" profile.
The wenge fretboard, just like frets, looks like new.
Hardware and pickups are spotless, no scratches, no nothing. I guess this bass was used just few times.
Being an used bass, it has some minor scratches here and there on the body, nothing really to care about, because the Antique Tobacco finish looks gorgeous over the flamed maple.
The bass is small, compared to my P-bass and Jazz bass (see pics) it looks like a guitar, I used to prefer big bodied basses (Thunderbirds, P-basses), but now I don´t care too much about it.
Sound:
The bass sounds very loud unplugged. It doesn´t have that "woody" character that you can here when play the Infinity unplugged, but it shows a lot of harmonics.
When plugged... BOOOOOM! In your face, aggresive, bright sound. Very punchy bass, it feels kinda thin compared to the Infinity, I think the Set Neck give the Infinity more low end, more sustain. But what the Streamer lacks in low end (nothing that you can´t compensate with some EQ) it excels in attack and "punchyness".
As many of you pointed out, this bass has a very distinctive tone, but it has the P-bass sound there, with a twist. Using a pick with the P pup you have a really nice rock sound, add some chorus and you could play GnR´s forever.
Using both pups, fingerstyle, it rocks. I played some Maiden tunes and I loved how the harmonics flooded the song.
So far the bass is everything I expected, and I´m sure it will grow on me like the Infinity did. Actually I wasn´t that overwhelmed like the day I received the Infinity, maybe because now I have more experience with Warwicks and I wasn´t "virgin", and I know what I was getting. Don´t get me wrong, I´m lovin´ it! 8:
Enough talkin´:
8:
As promised, I´m gonna give you a quick review and some "better" pics of the bass, although I´m having a very busy weekend and haven´t time to make a decent photoshoot.
First feelings about the LX:
Construction/Shape/Body:
When I open the gigbag the first thing I saw was the FLAME, omg, what a beautiful flame, all the body has those patterns, front and back. It´s a 2 piece body of very light maple, and is the slimest bass I´ve ever played, even the Infinity feels thicker.
The ovankol neck is thin, too. I´ve tried many 4 string ´wicks (most of them Corvettes) in stores and the necks were the ones some people call "baseball bats". Well, this one is nothing like that. TBH, I would be happier if the neck has the "bat" profile.
The wenge fretboard, just like frets, looks like new.Hardware and pickups are spotless, no scratches, no nothing. I guess this bass was used just few times.
Being an used bass, it has some minor scratches here and there on the body, nothing really to care about, because the Antique Tobacco finish looks gorgeous over the flamed maple.
The bass is small, compared to my P-bass and Jazz bass (see pics) it looks like a guitar
, I used to prefer big bodied basses (Thunderbirds, P-basses), but now I don´t care too much about it.Sound:
The bass sounds very loud unplugged. It doesn´t have that "woody" character that you can here when play the Infinity unplugged, but it shows a lot of harmonics.
When plugged... BOOOOOM! In your face, aggresive, bright sound. Very punchy bass, it feels kinda thin compared to the Infinity, I think the Set Neck give the Infinity more low end, more sustain. But what the Streamer lacks in low end (nothing that you can´t compensate with some EQ) it excels in attack and "punchyness".
As many of you pointed out, this bass has a very distinctive tone, but it has the P-bass sound there, with a twist. Using a pick with the P pup you have a really nice rock sound, add some chorus and you could play GnR´s forever.
Using both pups, fingerstyle, it rocks. I played some Maiden tunes and I loved how the harmonics flooded the song.
So far the bass is everything I expected, and I´m sure it will grow on me like the Infinity did. Actually I wasn´t that overwhelmed like the day I received the Infinity, maybe because now I have more experience with Warwicks and I wasn´t "virgin", and I know what I was getting. Don´t get me wrong, I´m lovin´ it! 8:
Enough talkin´:
8:
Nachobassman
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Thanx guys, I´m working on recording some clips with the LX, and maybe an A/B demo with the P-bass and the Infinity. So stay tuned.
Welcome, vivian, if you plan to stick around in the forum you should make your big entrance here:
Welcome, vivian, if you plan to stick around in the forum you should make your big entrance here:
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This would be my ideal/perfect bass. With all this African made pattern
I wanted to test adobe photoshop CS5, so these 2 basses came out.
This is failed 1th try.
Hope you like it
I wanted to test adobe photoshop CS5, so these 2 basses came out.
This is failed 1th try.
Hope you like it
Nachobassman
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Hey, T.M. Stevens would love those.
Welcome to the forum, by the way.
Welcome to the forum, by the way.
