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I like a big chunky bass so am looking fir something else.
i am sorry I didn’t make myself clearer in my first post. I am looking for a smaller circumference neck as I have quite small hands
One other thing, and I don’t know if you are allowed to request this but. what would be the best online teaching aid for Bass
What about
Squier Affinity PJ Bass
And Squiers are good value and very playable. Try one first though.
The Squier PJ is definitely a good option. There is nothing quite like a Precision sound wise. It's the sound you hear on more records than any other bass.
If you don't mind the sound of the active electronics, the Ibanez Mezzo bass, with a 32" scale rather than the usual 34", is very easy to play.
Scale length can be important - as can both nut width and neck depth.
When new to bass it’s def worth going and at least holding a few
Suffice to say I was able to pick a few guitars up and see how they felt and sounded which was great, however when it comes to how they sound that is all subjective until you get hours under your belt and explore the different tricks and you wizardry that the various models can do, The same I think can be said of Bass and probably why many newcomers ask or search for the most popular and go for that. It doesn’t mean they are the best suited for that person. This is where Music shops ( is high seem to be in the decline now ) come in
Sorry about the long post