Tagima TW series basses!

[@kidbondie9356]

finally tagima English review

[@LanceShelton]

I did a couple reviews for Tagima. Check out the other ones on my channel!

[@murzburg1575]

Picked up one of these last year, just for something to have to grab from the wall when the urge hits... I'm I've been in love with it. The feel is just insane imo. I can go from playing a hyper fast walk to straight up punk rock and it suits the sliding and fingers well. Tagima can feel free to send me as many J Basses as they'd like 😂

[@sksksladu5077]

I immediately fell in love with the PJ! It's such a versatile option and inexpensive as well! If ever I'll get one, I think swapping the pickups will make the bass sound so much better! Nice review.

[@paxonearth]

I like to play along with Sir Duke too!. It's so interesting to see how different bass players choose different fingerings for passages.

[@backlotdrums]

I’ve got the Jazz 5 string in Olympic White. Love it. Awesome instruments and a great value.

[@LanceShelton]

You’re right! Tagima does have good value even in their lower end models for sure.

[@backlotdrums]

@@LanceShelton I am about to buy one of their P/J models. I do wish they offered a fretless though.

[@RumblinMan]

Sup man. Cool basses.

[@LanceShelton]

Thanks for checking out my video, bro!

[@rmccain99]

Love the sound of rosewood but maple gives more stability to the neck and better cut through in a mix. Rosewood is better for studio work because it has more soul and punch..

[@jetferrari2000]

I LUV THAT TW65 PJ BASS AWESOME...COOL BASS..

[@jwebbz1374]

Just got mine today. but it has a maple/techwood fretboard plays better than a squire classic vibe imo

[@LanceShelton]

It’s a surprisingly cool bass.

[@rmccain99]

Both sound good and I'm looking for lightweight. The P-bass will be my choice because it will sit in a stand properly and it sounds good.

[@LanceShelton]

Yeah they are a decent weight. They have another model that is just a p bass model but has a different look.

[@roysjr8195]

I have the Tagima Jazz 73 mines black with the red picK guard rose wood neck

[@TheDeedeeFiles]

Cool video my friend. Have a great day.

[@Cmarcellusboc]

I'm just going to say... my mind is a little blown with the tone of such an inexpensive bass...

[@jasonc1899]

Is the Jazz bass full size? I can't find any mention of scale length online.

[@LanceShelton]

Yeah 34” scale

[@jasonc1899]

@@LanceShelton thank you. I appreciate the response.

[@sgrabenstetter]

Hi I was wondering if the jazz bass is shortscale length or regular?

[@LanceShelton]

Hi! It’s a regular 34” scale.

[@jm.grooves]

tagima or sire v3?

[@LanceShelton]

JM Padilla You know, it’s all preference. Sires are built to be great instruments for every level. These are Tagima’s low end gear. If it sounds good to your ears, go for what you like best. There is no right or wrong. I haven’t tried Sire’s 2nd generation basses, but the 1st generation neck was a little too narrow for what I prefer.

[@fsmaia]

Has a good balance?

[@LanceShelton]

Flavio Maia yeah it’s pretty good. With both knobs is the best sound on it anyway.

[@jimmymacs7722]

Where are they made?

[@TomSchultzMusic]

Brazil

[@LanceShelton]

I believe these particular models are made in China.

[@nameless9917]

China

[@franzmacam4329]

How much

[@TomSchultzMusic]

$279 and tax. Got mine over the web from Dirt Cheep in Smyrna, Ga. They set it up real nice, shipped it free and added a gig bag no charge.