ESP Stream Bass 5 Strings Review
ESP Stream Bass – When I first saw this series, the impression that came from the design was curiosity about the sound. This series takes a design similar to the modified Gibson Thunderbird series so that it presents a modern impression. Esp stream bass seems to really want to combine modern bass design with a contemporary sound.
This series uses a 34″ scale with a white-ash wood body. By using a bolt-on construction with a maple neck that uses a “thin u” contour, it produces a smooth feel when played.
ESP Stream Bass Specs
- Right/Left Handed: Right-Handed
- Number of Strings: 5
- Body Type: Solid
- Cutaway: Single-Cutaway
- Body: Wood Ash
- Top: Maple
- Neck Type: Bolt-On Neck
- Neck Wood: Maple, Bubinga
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Number of Frets: 21
- Type of Frets: Extra Jumbo
- Scale Length: 34.00″ /
- Radius: 15.75″ OR
- Nut Width: 45 mm
- Bridge Type: Fixed
- Pickguard: No
- Pickups Bridge, Neck: Bass Soapbar
- Controls:
- Tone Control: x 2
- Volume Control: x 1
- Balance Control: x 1
In terms of sound, the bass managed to combine the sound of the punchy p bass with the low-end character of the t-bird (thunderbird).
Overall, this series is arguably one of the products that are able to work with players of various genres. Starting from the sound, playability, and of course appearance, this bass is one of the recommended products to have.
