Author: m1964
Date: 2023-01-22 08:09
Just the fact that it is made in China should not deter you from buying it, IMO.
BUT (big but) if the keys tension is too high, you start wonder why and if it can be adjusted.
If it is just the high springs tension then it would not be a deal breaker.
If springs are too tight because the keywork is poorly fitted and needs high tensioned springs in order to move, that can be a problem.
Why not look for a used brand name bass in good condition or, even better, in not playable condition but cheap, and have it fixed?
At least, a Buffet, Selmer or LeBlanc bass would somewhat hold it re-sale value, while Chinese no-name one probably would not.
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