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Date: Dec 24, 2009

RE: Bajo Quinto Question

Date: Jul 30, 2010

I have one on layaway at a cc tx pawn shop asking price $1200 ive paid $600 already,however,ive been told by my buddy that his nephew tryed it and noticed that it was a fake. how can i tell if it is ?i really want a good bajo and tired of getting burned all the time,but dont know too much on what to look for if its real or not. It does have a good sound and low action .Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Date: Nov 3, 2010

Get a Macias that's the best period

Date: Nov 3, 2010

Jaime from Vizzion's Bajo is nice it looks like an Hernandez

Date: Nov 9, 2010

Id rather stick to the Hernandez,Ive seen to many messed up Macias bajos.Your lucky if you get a good one,the macias aint consistent.Thanks for the advise but Ill stick to the best Bajos right now HERNANDEZ!

Date: Mar 24, 2011

macias blah blah blah. pasaye is where its at looks feel and sound. no bajo can beat a PASAYE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Date: Mar 24, 2011

**** MACIAS BAJOS. THERE JUST PLAIN AND OVER PRICED

Date: Oct 11, 2011

i say pasaye they are way better than long star macias and much more but they are pricy and theres a wait because they make them by hand

Date: Jan 3, 2012

I have both a Macias and an Hernandez. They are both great instruments! I will say, the Macias will kill your fingers after a few hours. The Hernandez is easy to play and very nice to your fingers. Easy to play with and try new chords. With today's sound technology I would go with an Hernandez. The Macias is a must have if you like to collect well know, good quality bajos.

Date: Jan 11, 2012

In my Opinion I truly believe "Que es el Mono y el estilo!" reason saying is because i have been to alot of back yard jamm sessions and seen people do great music with the most generic instruments!! If you get a good ass accordion player and good Bajo sexto player then im sure they will still make it sound good!!!