LyonHrt
January 16th, 2009, 09:59
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Ign (http://uk.gear.ign.com/articles/945/945097p1.html) takes an exclusive video look at the new Precision Bass Mk. II and the all-new overdrive pedal.
"When we first reviewed the Mad Catz Precision Bass Guitar Controller, we found a new love for playing bass guitar in Rock Band 2. The dual strum bar, thumb rest, and elongated neck made the experience all the more authentic, especially during passionate renditions of "Eye of the Tiger." But, while we felt that the Mad Catz P-Bass had a lot going for it, it wasn't without its flaws. We were disappointed to find that the controller was not, in fact, wireless, especially considering the premium cost. With wireless functionality a first-party standard at this point, its no surprise to find that Mad Catz is back with a wireless iteration of the Fender Precision Bass. "
To read more and see the video go here (http://uk.gear.ign.com/articles/945/945097p1.html).
Ign (http://uk.gear.ign.com/articles/945/945097p1.html) takes an exclusive video look at the new Precision Bass Mk. II and the all-new overdrive pedal.
"When we first reviewed the Mad Catz Precision Bass Guitar Controller, we found a new love for playing bass guitar in Rock Band 2. The dual strum bar, thumb rest, and elongated neck made the experience all the more authentic, especially during passionate renditions of "Eye of the Tiger." But, while we felt that the Mad Catz P-Bass had a lot going for it, it wasn't without its flaws. We were disappointed to find that the controller was not, in fact, wireless, especially considering the premium cost. With wireless functionality a first-party standard at this point, its no surprise to find that Mad Catz is back with a wireless iteration of the Fender Precision Bass. "
To read more and see the video go here (http://uk.gear.ign.com/articles/945/945097p1.html).