Geddy Lee jazz, Spector Legend or Dave Ellefson Zodiac?

[Bassmurf]

I'm upgrading to a slightly better bass, have got £500-600 to spend, need one that has two pickups (passive or active - haven't decided) and a fairly slim neck (as I haven't got the biggest hands in the world!), I have been looking at the Geddy Lee bass, possibly a Spector Legend or even the Peavey DE Zodiac - anybody tried/owned one of these or have another sugeestion?

Cheers.

[Raggy]

The Geddy sure has a sweet neck.

What about a Jap import Aerodyne?

[neptunehealer]

[quote name='Bassmurf' post='135476' date='Feb 7 2008, 08:28 AM']I'm upgrading to a slightly better bass, have got £500-600 to spend, need one that has two pickups (passive or active - haven't decided) and a fairly slim neck (as I haven't got the biggest hands in the world!), I have been looking at the Geddy Lee bass, possibly a Spector Legend or even the Peavey DE Zodiac - anybody tried/owned one of these or have another sugeestion?

Cheers. [/quote]

Hi Bassmurf, i am in exactly the same position as you i have about that amount to spend and am looking to upgrade and to top it all off i have small hands too.
I have just started to draw my attention to a Pete Wentz Squire as it has good reviews and is only £160.
I hear the geddy lee is heavy on the shoulders though.

[Chop]

I have a Geddy AND small pinkies....
Its no heavier on the shoulders than any other Jazz, but has the narrowest thinnest neck you'll ever see on a Jazz, its really fast. IMO its a wonderful instrument. Recommend it highly.

[cetera]

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[pnefc42]

Buy the Geddy - great basses, then stick a J-Retro in it - moocho fantastico!!!

Cheers
Dave

[crumpet_tramp]

COnsidering Ibanez?

ver veyr good basses

[E_MaN]

Geddy or Marcus Miller for the natural look. Great basses