Musicman666

.. ok.

i was here initially for the low ball nut jokes ...but the problem is a bit like neck curvature, you need to be able to pull the string down on the first fret fretted at the second but only just like a razors width, if it's not doing that then you might need a new nut or at least something under the string at the nut to raise it a tad. Of course nuts can wear, every time you tune up it's gets worn albeit very slightly.

when i first began playing bass in the seventies i started off using a sponge mute purely from my own invention since there was no internet in those days to get ideas from and i was trying to figure out how to play this instrument completely from a self discovery/ self taught point of view and at some stage i must have thought it was easier to simply palm mute...never looked back on that one.

now if they could just bring in a banjo..

the sign originally said "no testing".

oh it's rife.

i'm surprised he had the front to repackage the rio bassline quite so obviously.

off tonight to see a bunch of guys fight some foo...

so if the 80s was bad when was it good for you??

i could see this being used in a dads army scenario..

a guitar drop tuned is a baritone all the way until it hits an octave below when magically it turns into a bass.

my only issue with this bass is that i would constantly feel a bit worried about putting the first ding in...