Search results for query: *

This gigbag fits my Gretsch Electromatic Junior Jet bass perfectly, as well. None of that "tight at the headstock" stuff, either.

Update on my post above: This gigbag will fit a Bronco perfectly: http://www.finecases.com/browse/guardian-cases/guardian-cases-4194.html It's cheap, too!

Here's a suggestion: http://www.finecases.com/browse/guardian-cases/guardian-cases-4194.html I've been eyeing one of these for my Bronco.

I replaced my pickup with a Duncan Performer Rail pickup. It works great!

As far as I know, the Earthwood was the only mass-produced ABG that can compete with two acoustics.

Attaching the strap to the headstock (shoestring method) might actually work with a ABG. It sure would look goofy with a P-bass though. -------------------------------------- Design flaw... get a new bass.

A guitarron in a metal band? Dude. that would be epic! ............................ Guitarrons are louder than most DBs and more portable too. Perfect for busking or strolling gigs! ............................................ Still waiting on that review of the $350 Lucida Guitarron...

What can you play on a guitarron? Root-five stuff... two-beats, waltzes, shuffles, etc. Guitarrons work quite well in bluegrass, country, and folk. Check this group out: The guitarron player is off-camera but you can hear him. *************************** Still waiting on that review of...

I already own a guitarron but I'm considering ordering one of those Lucidas for a backup. Has anyone actually played one of those Lucida models? I've searched the internet and there aren't any real reviews of them anywhere. I guessing that they're a lttle rough but playable. Anyone have a...

Though traditional technique involves "octave" playing, single note playing works quite well on a guitarron, especially in a bluegrass, country, or folk setting. I've played rockabilly, reggae, and even jazz with mine.

The guitarron is no stranger to country music. Mariachi bands have been covering old-time fiddle tunes (like Orange Blossom Special) for decades.

At first glance, the traditional guitarron does indeed appear to be tuned much like a standard 6-string guitar. The notes ADGCEA have the same relationship to each other as EADGBE. They are both tuned to ascending perfect fourths, with an exception between third and second strings, which is a...