HeadlessBassist Posted Tuesday at 20:11 Posted Tuesday at 20:11 Not sure whether anyone else has put this up, but I can't decide whether she's joking or completely serious... 2 1 Quote
Hellzero Posted Tuesday at 20:47 Posted Tuesday at 20:47 Looks like she never heard anything about the Synthaxe... 1 Quote
HeadlessBassist Posted Tuesday at 21:00 Author Posted Tuesday at 21:00 12 minutes ago, Hellzero said: Looks like she never heard anything about the Synthaxe... Or a Line 6 Variax. 2 Quote
itu Posted Tuesday at 22:27 Posted Tuesday at 22:27 (edited) Neuser Claudia had a keyboard in the 1990's. Misa Tri-Bass had a touch fretboard. Steve Chick has made split fret neck instruments since 1985, although split fret neck was invented by Bob Murrell in 1964 (Guitorgan with six voice polyphony). Burns did first active electronics in 1963. Ovation created piezo pickup, and Ron Hoag optical pickup in late 1960's. What's new? What should we expect to see in the near future? Edited Tuesday at 22:28 by itu Quote
uk_lefty Posted Wednesday at 06:42 Posted Wednesday at 06:42 8 hours ago, itu said: What's new? What should we expect to see in the near future? A new and improved Fender P bass... In a different colour! 2 Quote
BabyBlueSound Posted Wednesday at 06:51 Posted Wednesday at 06:51 It's always the keys. How about some actual trend setting? Drum skins on basses to provide ourselves a snare backbeat? Or a fretboard somewhere on a drum? Quote
HeadlessBassist Posted Wednesday at 07:13 Author Posted Wednesday at 07:13 23 minutes ago, uk_lefty said: A new and improved Fender P bass... In a different colour! I'll second that - after all, this very week, the 'new' Player II Modified has taken things from very the very colourful and creative Player Plus finishes to boring again. 1 Quote
Burns-bass Posted Wednesday at 07:24 Posted Wednesday at 07:24 It’s a 4 year old video, so it seems the “innovation” hasn’t caught on. Shes a great player though and if you like that sort of music (which I sometimes do) she plays with some great people. 2 Quote
Hellzero Posted Wednesday at 08:17 Posted Wednesday at 08:17 @itu IIRC, the piezo pickup was invented by Lloyd Loar to amplify mandolins when he was working for Gibson in the 1920's... So nothing new under the sun. 😉 1 Quote
fiatcoupe432 Posted Wednesday at 08:24 Posted Wednesday at 08:24 9 minutes of my life no one will ever give me back 1 Quote
miles'tone Posted Wednesday at 09:06 Posted Wednesday at 09:06 I enjoyed that. She's obviously very nice and happy and having fun with her lot. Imagine being in a position where when you get GAS, the Fender custom shop just make it for you and send a pair over? She's living the life and good luck to her I say. 3 Quote
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