Epiphone Limited Edition Korina Explorer Bass  

this bass plays great and you can really thrash on it. the pickups are a little too high up so if you play bass with a pick like me than watch out. this guitar is great to pick though. i recommended this guitar if you want a great look and sound.  the neck dives a little if you dont have a good strap that fits you right.great guitar  

I bought this bass as my drop D axe.  I have to admit that it is a really nice guitar.  The set-up was spot on when I received it and it sounds great through my GK stack.  Fret board is good, finish is fantastic (I got the Alpine white).  My only complaint is it's balance, it is neck heavy so strap locks are required.

I've always liked the Explorer body style, and was thrilled to find a bass with the same body. It's got good tone, great frets, and a really smooth finish. Started off with a P-bass copy, and moved up to this with no regrets. It is a bit neck-heavy, but this is easy to fix by moving the front strap retainer. A solid pick!

I recently bought this guitar and all I can say is wow!  I got in alpine white and it is just beautiful and the gold hardware, oh my goodness. The pickups one would think would be bad but they sound pretty good with korina body they sound really good.

This is my second bass, my first being a Epiphone Accu-Bass that I got last Christmas. The bass in Natural Korina is absolutely stunning to see in person. The gold hardware and black headstock   are nice touches. The pickups sound good, but they aren't great for slap and pop unless the pickup selector is set for the bridge. The range of tones is good, as it can be smooth or growling depending on your use of the pickup selector and tone knob.  There is a neck dive, but you get used to it quickly and if you have a nice suede strap it shouldn't be an issue. Above all, it sounds good, looks better, and is a great bass overall.