Second EBMM bass - a Classic?

[aussie]

Hi guys,

I'm fairly new to EBMM basses, but am completely sold, and love my SR4 HH. So much so that I want another one. I'm thinking of picking up a Classic (or, depending on funds after tax time, a SBMM Ray34ca). My question is, am I going to find a single H classic, with its 2 band EQ, which I'd probably string with flats, different enough to warrent having a second Stingray? I do like the idea of having something a bit more classic, even smoother, to go with the HH.

Many thanks!

 

[Rod Trussbroken]

The Clasic would be a great addition

 

[kamakazee]

I love the Classics, and its a totally different animal but there are other basses to choose from...
*cough* bongo *cough*

 

[Grga]

Bless you!

 

[mmbassplayer]

Bongo!

 

[Golem]

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Yes there are other completely different choices, such as the
Boingo [I'm a fan]. But if you find that the classic has what it
takes to warrant an additonal MM, don't forget to look around
for a SUB, which is extremely like a Classic except in price. A
nice clean SUB is $400 to $550 .... and you'll never hesitate
to bring it into 'questionable' environments !


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[aussie]

Thanks guys, appreciate the responses. Looks like my next buy will be a Classic (not really into Bongos)!

 

[OldManMusic]

There are no such things as a second EBMM bass. You should call it "the one I bought before I bought all my Bongos".

 

[MK Bass Weed]

I'm leaning your way. I have a Bongo. But.


Something incredible cool lives in the Classic that can only be found there.

 

[Basswave]

I think the classic sounds a bit different and should from your SRHH.
If your into the core ray sound then I think you will be happy with the SBMM Ray34ca I have one and dig it...

To be honest all almost all Rays sound different. I have 4 in my current stable and they all have there own personality.