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That one also came up on my searches but it's a little bit over the price of he Snark. And since I'm not a professional, I think the Snark will work just fine. But thank you for the advice, nonetheless, if I ever decide to upgrade, I'll think of the TC Electronics Polytune. Cheers

Nice! Thanks for the advice!

Thanks, that makes sense!

Amazingly, they don't. But that's something I need to get on the new one, so thank you!

Thanks, I am inclined to that one, it seems popular.

What do you suggest then? Because all my tuners make me choose the option guitar or bass, and I can use the bass tuner for some strings, and the guitar tuner for others, but not all.

Hi guys, what's up? I just bought a Harley Benton GuitarBass VS Vintage Series (the German copy of a Bass VI) but none of my tuners work, because they only have either a guitar option and or a bass option. Is there a specific tuner for Bass VI? Or maybe you have some tricks and tips on how to...

I mean, we all have preferences regardless of style and models, but what I'm asking is what bass is more suited for a style of music, instead of a musician. It's well established that the musician is more important and that EQ can do wonders to tone, and like someone already said, it will never...

I feel like this turned from "What bass would you use for each style?" into "What one bass can I use on every style?" That was not what I meant.

Sounds awesome! Can I hear you guys on youtube or something?

Sleeping, mostly :roflmao:

That's what I am trying to know :roflmao: Of course you can go all the away on your bass, but what would be the point of different specs if they didn't change anything besides look and feel?

Exactly!

There is a reason why classics are classics.

Well, not exactly, I mean the opposite. We all know that a nice P (or better yet a PJ) can do almost anything, but I'm more wondering: if you could have a bass for each genre, heck, if you could have a bass for each song.