I was originally planning on saving up for a Rickenbacker 4003 (FLCL and Geddy Lee make it look so cool!), but I'm trying not to spend too much on basses if I don't know if I'm serious. The EB-3 is cost-effective, looks cool, and has a very different sound from my Hofner, so it seems like a good buy at this point, being $300 USD.xplosive59 said:If you like it go for it! BUT Epiphone's don't sound great live so if you are planning on playing gigs with it I would not recommend it, I would recommend going for the Fender Mexican Standard Jazz Bass (£500) which is more expensive but is the best bass on the market in my opinion for the cost, it would take you longer to save up for it of course but it is totally worth it.smearyllama said:As far as non-game things go, I'd like an Epiphone EB-3 bass.
If you happen to be looking for a new bass that's not too pricy but is really sweet, I do recommend the Hofner Galaxie. I got mine for $450 USD with a hard leather case, and I love it. I think it only comes in shortscale, but the size hasn't been an issue for me. And it's gorgeous.