Total beast of a player!

I just got the same bass and the e string volume is much lower then the other strings? Other than that it plays well.

I really like Adam's reviews, and they have helped me make good decisions on purchases on other Glarry basses. I just wanted to add and weigh in with my experience of the fretless P bass. I'm a beginner and certainly don't have the experience and knowledge that Adam does, so with that qualification, my own experience has been very favorable. I'd watched this video, and so generated and printed a fret template from an online website, and used a thin line white posca (acrylic paint) pen to make lines at the fretting locations along the top of the fretboard for all of the fret positions. I did notice a variance from the standard side dot positions, particularly higher on the neck. They still function as 3,5,7,9 etc. markers well enough, but the dots aren't centered in the areas further up the neck. They look a little wonky, but this is far made up for by what I found to be the overall quality of the build and performance. As an alternative to making permanent marks along the top, you can use stickers or tape, as Adam mentions in a response to a comment below. Very thin auto pinstriping tapes works pretty well. I started with this, but then decided I really liked having those markers and so replaced with the posca pen lines. I did make some set-up adjustments, lowered the action by cutting all of the nut slots significantly deeper, and spent a fair amount of time making admittedly OCD adjustments to the truss rod and bridge saddles. But...at the end, the action was low, and uniform across the length of the neck. I swapped the strings for LaBella low-tension flats. It plays very well, and it was pretty easy to adjust to the fretting pressure change difference (for me a little different without frets). I'd bought an alnico p-bass pickup, but found that the stock pickup actually sounds really good. I might swap it out later, just to experiment with a different tone, but I'm going to stick with the original (ceramic?) pickup for a while. (My other two basses are the Glarry Jazz and short scale Bronco-style bass. I swapped out pickups in both for Bootstrap alnicos, and I found it to be an improvement in the case of the short scale, following Adam's advice in a video that he did on that. With the Jazz, it might come down to a matter of personal preference. Again, the overall build quality and playability are great on those.) So overall, I've been very happy and impressed with the fretless bass. Been playing it exclusively for several months now. The tuners and neck are stable once adjusted, the neck is very straight, and action very smooth. In some senses, it actually seems easier than with with frets, because of the smoothness, once you get used to the amount of focus required to really nail the intonation fingering. Having the little posca lines on the top helps a lot. The fingerboard board itself was left as is, without line markings. Nice rosewood appearance. I find that the light weight on all of the Glarry basses to be pretty comfortable. From what I read, I think that it is Paulownia. Used for musical instruments in China for hundreds of years. Really nice resonant quality with electric instruments, rich with full expression of complex overtones, and kind of open-sounding to my ear. I look like a kook, attached (by tying) the strap to the neck at the nut side of headstock where it narrows, but It takes care of the neckdive of such a light body.

Paul Simon？

Ahhhhhhhhh thanks! I was looking for one information about this kit and you talked about at minute 21. I wanted to know if it would map easily. I'm like you, i play all of my instruments (and do all of the vocals) on my tracks.

I just bought it myself, but it’s on sustained the entire time, and then when I press the pedal it stop sustaining. How do I get it to sustain whenever I press on the pedal?

That picture of the face in the background is the front cover of a great album titled "Elvin Jones is on the mountain" and it features Jan Hammer on Piano and keyboards. It is a MUST-OWN.

Your review was the nuts. Answered all my questions or concerns, as I am looking for my first bass and I trying to decide if a standard electric bass is better that the acoustic/electric model. Thanks for your assessment.

Anyone notice the UI looks VERY similar to Alesis Strata Prime Ui?

Good video. I really appreicate the 'no BS' approach, and not having to listen to a minute or two of some wanking on the instrument. Thanks. Good information.

So, this is a great axe, IF you want to learn how to set the action yourself? As long as the buyer knows and accepts that, great. But for the typical beginner? Oh, well…

Efrain Toro material

Can someone explain to me how these $100 basses have rosewood fingerboards?

Amazing multi-effects. Serves for bass?

My head is exploding.

One minute in and you were already making a tonne of sense. Great review.

14:50 I guess the phone didn't power the unit?

sounds horrible, there is much better even at that pricepoint.

It`s a copy of the Joyo Gem Box lll that came out about 5 years ago.Nothing to see here.

I received mine yesterday and this pedal has a lot of potential. I have one problem that I can not figure out. I want the exp pedal to be a full time volume pedal on every patch. I have read the instructions over and over with no luck. Do you possibly know how you do that? TIA

Bonjour Gael, très utile vidéo !J'aimerais savoir si les PDF de la formation sur laquelle dirige le lien sont dans une seule tonalité

Love this! 😎🎵👍

This amp is horrible. A 3 watts amp can’t handle your bass wich mean that you need to put the gain at 10 if you want to feel the bass but of course the sound will be distorted. Don’t buy it, for the moment no brand have been able to create a small bass amp who do the job

Didn't know Paul Simon played bass..

203.99 on Temu right now. Almost 70.00 cheaper than Amazon!

lol drop 2

Amazing review! This thing really swings for $650

I could barely call this a review. It's like "my music master class" on fretless bass. Subscribed. After 40 yrs of bass me thinks I want to get a fretless. Grateful I watched this before having done so.

It provides sound quality, with diverse and high-quality effect types, helping players create unique sounds.

at the demo section what piece is being played? (at 6:52)

Ron Jones score for the TNG episode "The Defector" is terrific. The man is a highly talented composer.

No one better than Be For Man to talk about Bebop!

It is a good choice for bass players who want to create complex and creative musical loops ❤❤

Thank you! 😎

This is amazingly long and very heartfelt video!

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They discontinued this 8 seconds after introducing it, and it's six feet under. This cannot be found online.

cpui;d "synthetic" just refer to the pickguard being loosely referred to as part of the body? - A composite would add cost over whatever they could mill from the forest. Does the pickup squeal when volume is loud? Is the pickup wound on a bar magnet- - or are the pole pieces the magmet? I'm losing both arms' function fast - wore out shoulder impingement I think plus diabetes - if I can get help then might buy this bass. Right now I can barely more my arms w/o serious pain.

Great and thorough review. Thanks!

Great review. Informative and focussed on function and use. Just ordered one.

i just bought this piano. im so excited to learn properly for the first time

Very nice video, Sir ! I love modifying my instruments_ This may be a good one to get_ I have a $100 Rogue Fretless bass that i really like_ did a few mods to it, but nothing major, and its sounds & feels like a Champ

For me there’s no better sound than synth bass. It’s gives such an outer space funk feel

Thanks just ordered replacing an entry level Alesis. I have a Music room where the lights will be a cool addition

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"blazing run in the wrong key" made me laugh

Yesterday May 24th I received my DMk25 to start the learning curve and to be able to pruduce some songs of my own! this MIDI Controller even though it is not a high end equipment, as you say it is a good tool to start, considering the great experience you have and even consider using it in your creative process. very good and sincere reference! Greetings from Anaco, Venezuela!!!! \m/

Brother, this is SUPER helpful. Thanks so very much and to the other folks who commented with other tips. Great work, everyone!

These are considered electronic drum kits, not digital drum kits.

aw that KITTY