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| Darth Odin wrote: | About bass
Low budget Ibanez basses are not good and it lacks clean tone. On the same price range, I suggest those
Yamaha RBX 374
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfrie...ha-RBX374-4String-Bass?sku=519038
Epiphone SG EB-3
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfrie...t/Epiphone-EB3-SG-Bass?sku=518243
Another point, giving money to a flight case is absolutely meaningless. It can be logical if you use a $5000 guitar but for a guitar like these, it is just a waste of money. Just buy a Ritter bag and put more money for guitar, so you will be better. Also flight case are hard to carry, asuming you dont have a car yet.
About keyboard
If you have a notebook with firewire, just buy those two
M-Audio Firewire Solo
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend....Mobile-Audio-Interface?sku=701364
M-Audio KeyRig 49 USB/MIDI Controller
http://keyboards-midi.musiciansfr...KeyRig-49-USB-Keyboard?sku=700932
And you will be much better. If you do have a mac, you do not need firewire solo, so you can buy an Axiom 61
http://keyboards-midi.musiciansfr...y-USB-MIDI-Controller-?sku=706315
As a keyboard, if you have serious plans about it, you should save money for at least a Roland Juno, so you can seriously enjoy your instrument |
In the case of the bass, my friend has a similar bass and I think it sounds just fine. Also, to be honest, I think the basses you suggested just look ugly, and I can't really enjoy an instrument that I find ugly. As for the flight case, I'd buy the flight case regardless of how much I payed for the bass, so it's not being a drain on my choice of bass, and a gig bag comes with the bass.
As for the keyboard, I don't want a MIDI controller or a synthesizer, just a keyboard, which is one reason not to get a Roland Juno. If I wanted to get one with more than five octaves, then it would be over one thousand euro, which is another reason not to get one, since I probably wouldn't get it until late next year at that price, especially since Ireland is pretty deep in the recession (almost one eight of all people are unemployed here). And as aforementioned, I can't enjoy an instrument I find ugly and Roland Juno's are not exactly the most attractive instrument in the world.
I'm sorry if it seems like I'm bashing your suggestions, but I've carefully considered well over 300, maybe even 400, basses and keyboards before settling on these two, I did consider more expensive instruments, different brands, but I'm set on these two. I only want to know which I should buy first.
| High Prophet Crozeus wrote: | | Considering you have a piano (I assume) already, I would go for the bass first. |
Well, I have a keyboard, but the keys aren't weighted, it only has five octaves and the touch sense is horrible. The sound is pretty crap too. _________________
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