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    What bass is this, with a weird violin-like headstock?

    Thank you, that was fast!
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    What bass is this, with a weird violin-like headstock?

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    21 Fret Short Scale

    I love my shortscale Sterling Stringray. 22 frets. Lightweight, comfortable. They list at $599, but I’ve seen them on sale often on Musicians Friend.
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    What’s the oddest bass part you’ve heard?

    Fat Mike creates some pretty strange bass parts, like this one for example:
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    Funky not Funk

    Clash, “Magnificent Seven”
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    Anyone know what bass this is?

    Much appreciated, Shaggy.
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    Anyone know what bass this is?

    This is Alec Baillie from Leftover Crack, Rest In Peace. Strange multi-scale jazz bass. Bass sounded great in vids I’ve seen of him playing it.
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    Anyone know what bass this is?

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    The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

    Are this retrovibe’s?! I’m super curious about them. Please let me know about them
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    SG & EB Bass Club

    Retrovibe® HotMud® 4-wire Mudbucker 30k bass pickup coil tap for Gibson Epiphone | Retrovibe anyone tried Retrovibe’s Hotmud pickup?
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    Two words… Sounds Like… Bass Cab!!!!

    I have a couple Orange OBC112. Light powerful. Sounds great. I do Recommend it.
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    Songs with repetitive octave riffs

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    Ever gone from properly disliking a type of bass and loving another type, to the exact opposite?

    What is it you have against EB’s, amigo?
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    Do you use pedals live?

    Thanks for sharing that, el murdoque. I wasn't sure what the Strobostomp was, and just looked it up. That looks super cool and useful. I've just been using headstock tuners.
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    Do you use pedals live?

    Thanks for the response, el murdoque. As I understand it, a compressor will control the dynamic range. I guess I just wonder, how much it's needed, how much it improves sound, and if it is in fact something I should do, and if it's pretty standard that bassists use them live.
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