2 band EQ - Covered before? Yes. I tried one - love it!

[Movielife]

Quick thread to say yesterday I tried one of the new 2 band EQ offer basses in the UK. I had a full test of it instead of a just a fast noodle.

All day id been trying out basses, and this includes differing brands.

The Stingray 2 band was the last bass I tested.

Stunning. I cannot wait to get a few EBMMs back in my collection. I sold two to get two, so to speak. But Ive really missed them.

The 2 Band WAS a little different. I like both now. The 2 band was warmer and punchier, but I do like the mid complexity on the 3, so my new plan is to order another Ray 4H now...2 band. Might get one of the more expensive ones, the Burst/Black Plate/Rosewood models with a hardcase.

Thanks EBMM Team and BP. As much as the Ray is popular instrument, and quite 'common', the sound/build quality/paint work/neck push them well above instruments that are more expensive. I think this is why once you own one, you are hooked.

Yep, im boring and I want 3 Rays and not a different model, but once Im onto a good thing, I like to stick with it.

Conclusion? 2 band EQ rocks.

 

[five7]

My next bass is going to be a classic 5 with a two band eq. I played one a few weeks ago and loved it!

 

[LowMoJo]

i played the 5-string Classic yesterday. Beautiful bass. Got to compare with some other Rays and I loved the warm sound of the Classic. Then I went to see a friends band and his bassist was laying it down with a Sterling. That bass sounds amazing in the mix. It was a great EBMM day.

 

[Kristopher]

I played a classic Ray 2-band the other day and dang I really liked the sounds I was getting. They really are something special.

 

[Figjam]

I might be looking into getting a classic 5er.

 

[Kirby]

By far the majority in my collection. I am a huge fan of 2 bands