Im a shortscale player, i jumped ship 7 years ago, no regrets whatsoever! I purchased my 1st 32" bass last week! Why are there so few models (32") available,
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Why Not Play the Bass That Fits You Perfectly? from @BassHappyIm a shortscale player, i jumped ship 7 years ago, no regrets whatsoever! I purchased my 1st 32" bass last week! Why are there so few models (32") available,
Does the bass world consider 32" shortscale or is midscale an actual classification?.
google 32" medium scaleDoes the bass world consider 32" shortscale or is midscale an actual classification?.
another thread on TBDoes the bass world consider 32" shortscale or is midscale an actual classification?.
I own ten 32" medium scale basses.I have never had an opportunity to play an electric 32", they seem to be quite the rare bird here in new england. I did just purchase a 32" breedlove & i really like the scale a lot!
Quite a few MIJ Fenders are medium scale, especially models from the mid 80’sA couple years ago i played a fender aerodine at guitar center, i remember that i really liked the bass a lot. I did not realize at the time it was a midscale!
FA450?I have a medium scale Fender acoustic bass that is so comfortable to play, I'd love to have a medium scale P Bass. I have big hands but they're getting older and creakier. Short scale is nice but it can be cramped, and sometimes I have a hard time getting the right tone out of the lowest string (I tune down to D.) Medium scale seems like a nice "split the difference" deal, easier to play than long scale, sounds better than short scale.
It's a CB-60SCE. It's a cheapie, but it's nice for practicing, which is all I use acoustic bass guitars for.FA450?