Sterling + SWR?

[rhfactor4]

Hey, I've had a SWR-750x and a Goliath III 4x10 cab and i played it with a fender deluxe p bass. The Fender sounds like **** on the SWR, i was wondering would a musicman sterling make it sound way better? thanks!

richard

 

[dlloyd]

Hey, I've had a SWR-750x and a Goliath III 4x10 cab and i played it with a fender deluxe p bass. The Fender sounds like **** on the SWR, i was wondering would a musicman sterling make it sound way better? thanks!

richard

A Sterling would sound better on most (all) amps.

But if you're used to Precisions, you might find a Stingray suits you better.

 

[Soulfinger]

My musicman basses sound incredible through my SWR amps, particularly when I use my IOD preamp. It really brings out the low-mid grunt.

 

[Disquieter]

I used to play my stingrays through a 750 and a goliath sr 6x10, it sounded great!

i highly suggest goin for it, the clarity is excellent.

joel D.

 

[dlloyd]

Some call me the "Gangster of Love"

Damn. They always seem to call me "Maurice"

I guess it's cause I keep going on about the pompitous of love.

 

[Aussie Mark]

I've also got to say that my Stingrays sound wonderful through my SWR SM400, Goliath Jnr and Son of Bertha cabs.

 

[Mantaray]

C'mon mate! The sound thing is a very personal thing! If you are bored with your current bass, then a new one that you might already have in mind will definately sound better to you! Your question looks like an excuse to buy a new bass. Don't get me wrong but.......

 

[Soulfinger]

On a largely unrelated note, Johnny "Guitar" Watson was the Gangster of Love a long, long time before I was.

Steve Miller claimed to be, but if you've ever heard him butcher the song "Gangster of Love", you know he's just a poser.

 

[bovinehost]

bongo

 

[rhfactor4]

hah, thanks guys. maybe it is an excuse...... none the less musicman kicks fenders' ass.