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Old 07-11-2010, 11:56 AM
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This is what happens, Larry...
 
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Practice on 35", improve on 34"

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I don't know if this has been covered, but I'd like to share...

I was just jammin in the office here at home on my 35" Scale MPG and it was feeling good. Decided to switch it up to my Jazz Deluxe with the 34" scale and wouldn't you know it... it felt EASIER.
I know, "DUH, Rojo! It's shorter!"
It did make me think, though. To all the people who don't like the 35" scale because it's harder to play, maybe they should get one for skill improvement.

I know, not every can just go out and buy a bass for the sole purpose of training, but if you can afford a second bass and want to improve some skills on the main bass, maybe consider one.
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