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Old 10-11-2007, 03:55 AM   #1
Kronpox
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Grabbing a Brice Defiant 6 unless one of you convinces me not to

Here's a brief synopsis of my situation

I've wanted a 6-string bass for years, ever since I first got into Dream Theater (and alas, it's about the only part of their influence that actually stuck ). I've played 5s otherwise, from an SX BG-205 to my current bass, a Traben Chaos 5. I love my Traben as far as playability and sound go, but it's not a 6-string.

I also don't play bass as often as I used to. I used to play all the time as I was playing bass for a band, but now I'm playing guitar for two other bands and the band I play bass for is falling apart. We're playing a show for Hallowe'en, and I want to grab a Brice Defiant 6 for the show just so I can shred a hole in the wall. Realistically, I probably shouldn't get it. the $300 could be put towards the floorboard for my Vetta and make my guitar rig, which is more important, fully functional. But I also have a decent source of disposable income so money isn't really an issue.

Basically I just need for you guys to throw your opinions of the Defiant 6 at me, preferably from those whom have played it. What I really want to determine is that, if I get it, will it be a lesser-quality novelty that I bring out for shows when I want to get widdly, or can it stand up to the Traben that I love and offer me a variety of good tones and extended range?

This was a 4-in-the-morning ramble but I figure you guys are smart enough to understand what I'm asking. I just hope someone here has played one.

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