Fenix by Young Chang |
Anyone heard of 'Fenix by Young Chang'
I've seen this Jazz Bass on eBay - as I understand it, this company made fender squires for a short while and also branded them until a Fender Lawsuit. Seems like I can get a bargain here.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140763653292?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
I've seen this Jazz Bass on eBay - as I understand it, this company made fender squires for a short while and also branded them until a Fender Lawsuit. Seems like I can get a bargain here.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140763653292?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
ULI wrote…
Yeah, sometimes "Fenix" stuff appears on ebay. One of the hundrets of cheapo-dealers on ebay.
But I donīt know if theyīre good for something.
Do you want it for altering to a fretless? For this purpose it might be ok.
Although the Ibanez SR500 that I bought recently is a quality Bass, I'm not entirely happy with the tone, it's hard to explain - I like to hear the wood in the tone, like on my eighties Ibanez. Until I get a Fender/Fenix I'm never going to find out my preference. It may well turn out that my eighties Ibanez remains my favourite.
My instinct tells me that the Ibanez SR500 is more suited to metal and hard rock. I'll probably keep it anyway, just to add to my collection and playing Rock.
Iīm surprised about that youīre not happy with the tone of the sr500. As far as I remember itīs good for any style. And what I heard on your recent records was also a really clear, warm, "woody" and strong bass tone.
Perhaps itīs just hard to leave old (sound-)habits behind. Dunno.
Playing around with the 3-way-EQ and testing various settings could help you finding out when you can use which adjustment. But it needs patience and a "new ear", yunno ?
Perhaps itīs just hard to leave old (sound-)habits behind. Dunno.
Playing around with the 3-way-EQ and testing various settings could help you finding out when you can use which adjustment. But it needs patience and a "new ear", yunno ?
ULI wrote…
:o Iīm surprised about that youīre not happy with the tone of the sr500. As far as I remember itīs good for any style. And what I heard on your recent records was also a really clear, warm, "woody" and strong bass tone.
Perhaps itīs just hard to leave old (sound-)habits behind. Dunno.
Playing around with the 3-way-EQ and testing various settings could help you finding out when you can use which adjustment. But it needs patience and a "new ear", yunno ?
I think I'll hang on to the SR500 - one day I'd like to get a Fender Jazz MIM, MIJ, or ultimately MIA. My Finances are not as flush, so I'll wait when they change, probably in about a year, when I've paid off my home and paid for a dream holiday celebrating 25 years of marriage. The mrs would go mental if after we paid the mortgage I go purchasing pro instruments, but every dog has his day and mine will come in time.
vincentL wrote…
there's been some very good instrument under the name of Fenix
at some point they were build in the same factory as Samick and the quality control was very good
one of the best tele I heard was a fenix
not sure about the young chang name
http://www.youngchang.com/
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