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are these still available?

The weight it said on kolsteins website is 68 lb, I bought it long time ago, used for a few trips, it has been refurbished a while back.

where can I try this bass?

Overall great condition kolstein flight case for sale for 1000 us or best offer.

Try the bass teacher at Sonder in Elmhurst? Sonder School of Music - Home Sonder | Facebook

Invalid Link Removed "Also, as the bridge and nut are not frictionless carriages for the string, tension can get 'stored up' in the lengths of string between nut and machine and bridge and tailpiece and, with playing, this stored tension in the vibrating length and thus the pitch" btw, That...

you're right TheJoshinator, it only affects the pitch of the before and after length, but not their tension. somehow I was thinking of the mean of all 3 pitches in all 3 sections rather than just considering the pitch in the mid section.

ah, u cleared up my clouds, thanks for the fast response. somehow I thought angle might affects the tension of a string too...

Ah! So the tension is the same throughout the string regardless of angles and length of the entire string? Thanks!

I understand that string tension is determined by cofactors such as string gauge, scale length, and the pitch. imagine u've a string without nut and bridge, then stopping the string in two points in the middle, making it sound a certain pitch, now if u keep the tension the same, but with a much...

ya but my question is not the frequency, it's the overall tension. In your case, assuming if you release the nut like u release a fret, and the tension doesn't change, which is an ideal frictionless and roller break points situation. Then shouldn't the tension determined by the entire length...

I could take a look at your bass, and help setting it up around your budget. I'm around stony brook and port jefferson station, let me know if you're interested to swing by, my number is 2063131882. Take care.