Price: $212.00 (new)
Where Obtained: murphies music

Well im new to the bass sence i only had it for a week so i cant tell much about it

I am 6'5" so i got it because of the longer than useual neck on it but it plays verry well and for all of you tall people im not gon'a sell it

Well i have about a small 10 watt practice amp that i got for my electric guitar and i sometimes use a wha peddle with it

Well it holds the tune quite well and it pritty durable

Model Year: 1999
Price: $300.00 canadian (new)
Where Obtained: Mr. Entertainment.

This is a great all around bass. It sounds great if it's your first time picking up a bass or if your a seasoned veteran. If it came in a 5 or 6 string variety i would buy it for sure. Buy this bass!

I find it has the perfect length neck and the frets are nicely spread. Awesome bass. My baby

Great stage bass. I'm not sure if it's how hard i play the bass or what but i have to change the strings frequently to maintain a high sound quality.

4 Years and still goin hard. Survives the canadian winters haha.

Price: $220.00 Sterling (new)
Where Obtained: Windows

Made In US Maple neck 20 frets, 4 strings volume and tone controls, 1 split p-style pick-up, humbucking pickup active electronics split coil p-style pickup flame-top finish precision body style

My bass is suitable for me, i can obtain my preffered actions. It compared to other basses, it is average but i have also encountered other basses which it is better than.

I use peavey bassman amp, i play slap, punk, and ska styles. It suits these style pretty well, but not as much the slap as the punk/ska. It was a pretty warm sound. Although i have heard better sounding basses, i still think this one sounds very nice and satisfying. I would like to get some different pick-ups and amybe new strings as sometimes they fuzz but that may be because i have had them for almost a year now.

I would say it is reliable enough to play live steady, it doesnt really need adjustment that much, all the hardware is holding up pretty good and it fares ok during climate changes

Model Year: 2003
Price: $224.99 (new)
Where Obtained: crino music

Simple layout superfast bolt on neck. precision style body and pickup

The action is easy to adjust, it is a very playable bass, the neck is TINY in comparison with other four strings, the string spacing is close to that of an ibanez soundgear 5 string, the small neck makes it easy to play with tiny hands or huge clunky mits, its retarded fast and fun to play

Played through a 350 watt peavey half stack, the pickup was very nice, loud and warm sounding. the slap action is awesome on it, its a great bass for beginning funk players but more advanced players may want a fuller sound. peavey did a great job with this bass though. i was very impressed. very low amount of fretbuzz, almost no noise, great bass.

Its very lightweight which would lead one to question its durability, however, i have found over the years that peavey products are all tough as nails. the bass is pretty solid.

Model Year: 2002
Price: $220.00 (new)
Where Obtained: Saids Music

Model Year: 1999
Price: $220.00 (new)
Where Obtained: Russo's Music

4 string p-bass with 19 frets. 1 volume and 1 tone. this is a very simple bass. the one thing i like about it more then a squire or any other fender copy would be the extended horn for balance while playing and has a slim neck like one on a jazz bass. other then that not much differant from the compatition

I like the jazz bass neck on this. it allows me to play longer without my hand cramping up on the lower notes.

I really don't like the factory pickup, but it is better then the other p-basses in this price range. if i felt like changing the pick up to maybe an emg one then this would be a kick @$$ bass

I have used this bass at a few gigs and it built like a tank. i havent adjusted the truss rod yet but i probably need to. the weather out here is some of the worst to play a guitar in. 125 degree summers with 100% humidity to -45 deggree winters.

Model Year: 2000
Price: $140.00 UK pounds () (new)
Where Obtained: Gamlin's Music, Cardiff, Wales (UK)

I have to point out that I've only been playing bass properly for three weeks - I'm a complete beginner! However, here's what I can tell you.

The Milestone IV is made in Vietnam, and mine's in a spangly blue finish which looks the business... it's very obviously aimed at beginners which is no bad thing, so the features are pretty bog-standard - P-bass body, split pick-ups, four strings, maple neck, rosewood fret board... the things you'd really expect a bass to have.

The Milestone IV is pretty unremarkable in this respect, but to be honest that's a good thing given that it's very much a beginner's bass!

I'm into punky/indie rock and it's very easy to play on this bass. The balance is off a little bit, the neck is a bit heavier than the body so it can slip down but when you're actually playing it feels nice. Given that it's a beginner's bass the neck is quite narrow compare to some I've looked at which is handy for me as I've come from rhythm guitar.

Given the price paid, this bass has a lovely sound. We've run it through Peavey amps (practice and performance - can't tell you any model names I'm afraid) and the tone is great. It sounds good through a crappy guitar amp as well, believe it or not.

If I had to describe the tone it would be 'full-bodied'. As I said above, good for punky/indie rock!

This bass is rock-solid. I've dropped it from about 30" while I was trying to sort out the strap, and it bounced. The great thing about cheap guitars and basses is they're made for clumsy hands!

Don't let that put you off though. The build quality is excellent, far better than some of the other cheap basses I've looked at. It feels much better built than a Squire low-end bass, and I've looked at Tanglewood basses too - it's probably about the same as a 300 Tanglewood (so about $500 I think)

It rocks. Period.