4 Types of Basses

Selamat pagi kawan, so these are some of the most popular basses that most musicians use nowadays. they are classified based on their pickup configuration, shape of their body, number of strings, and most importantly the taste of the vibe that the basses produce.

1. Fender Jazz Bass

shop.fender.com/en/intl/start

Elegant and packed with versatile tones, the Deluxe Active Jazz Bass is ideal for bassists who need a flexible tone machine that looks great on stage. Fender's classic offset bass style is blended with powerful tone and smooth playing feel to create an instrument that punches well above its weight without breaking a working bassist's wallet. On stage or in the studio, the rich, timeless Jazz Bass tone will easily find a home in any style of music.

2. Musicman Stingray

music-man.com/instruments/basses/classic-stingray-5

If one were to imagine a 5 string bass built in the 1970's, the picture would look much like the Classic Stingray 5. The Classic Stingray 5 pays tribute to the original Music Man bass designs from the mid to late 1970's with added modern refinements. String-through body bridge, mute kit, small profile nickel frets and a curvy 7.5" radius neck are key specifications that harken back to the early days of Music Man production. A modern six bolt neck attachment and an easy access truss rod adjustment wheel ensure solid construction with no hassle adjustments. The Classic's tone remains true to the original with an ash body, 2 band EQ and a standard Music Man Alnico pickup.

3. Fender Precision Bass

shop.fender.com/en/intl/electric-basses/american-original-60s-precision-bass/0190120800.html

By the 1960s, the Precision Bass was the workhorse electric bass; from the clubs of Detroit to the beaches of Southern California, its tone laid the foundation for modern music. The American Original ‘60s Precision Bass has all of the features with which the P Bass conquered the world of music—elegantly simple, its sound, style and comfort are joined by modern playability.

4. Warwick Corvette 

gak.co.uk/en/warwick-corvette-doublebuck-neck-through-5-string-bubinga/7448

The neck-through variation completes the successful Corvette family: the first Corvette with a multi-layer, neck-through Maple neck (4-string three layers, 5-string four layers), which gives the sound of the Corvette new qualities.

Swamp Ash or Bubinga are available as a selection for the body wood. The durable Bubinga causes an aggressive and offensive sound with much attack; the Swamp Ash version " in contrast " delivers a growling rock sound, stable and with much low-mid sustain. Both versions are equipped with the two separately configurable MM-style humbuckers by EMC with large open pole-pieces, thus being usable in an extremely flexible way.