A 26 string bass needs to be made

[cnltb]

and it can be called the string theory bass.

sorry, late night posting, but it would be pretty cool huh?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_theory

What is it that would be cool about it?
It's a lot of strings, so what?

 

[Elemetal]

Yes and this bass will send you out of this world if you play it (and take a **** load of hallucinogenic drugs).

 

[AmieLouHat]

The only problem with that bass is that it would be impossible to know both the tempo and where to play the notes at the same time.

 

[matt"bass"]

But surely a 10 string bass would work in the same manner, going on how quantum computers operate, using 10 atoms they can exist in anyone place at any one time, for this then, a 10 string bass could effectively give us an infinite number of notes, however we would have little control over what note is played, when how fast, and it's resonance.

 

[RapierSix]

26 string would be interesting... But what about a 1 or 2 string? Or a regular 4 string but the body's made out of solid lead/steel/depleted uranium (Dunno if that would give crazy resonance or if it would horribly fail).

 

[A9X]

Yeah, a universe mad of vibrating strings would mean our universe is made of...

I would like my Universe to be composed of vibrating G strings along with the other three dimensional warm objects they contain and seperate.

With 26 tuners, I'd be paranoid it would be out of tune before you were done with the 24th string.

I'd be worried that if I left it laying flat somewhere the US Navy would attempt to land a plane on it.

I so want to post a pic I have that pertains to this subject, but someone who is thin skinned on this subject would get his knickers in a knot.

 

[Sorefinger]

a 26 string bass needs to be made and it can be called the string theory bass.

According to string theory, you won´t be able to use more than four strings at any given time in our 4-dimensional universe anyway so what´s the point?

Trust me, a P bass is all you´ll ever need in this world.

 

[A9X]

According to string theory, you won´t be able to use more than four strings at any given time in our 4-dimensional universe

Jaco proves quantum physics.

 

[trb6pJM2]

Come on guys

it wasn't a serious post.

let's stop arguing, if you want to argue, look up the great ERB discussion/arguement, see where that 500+ post topic got us? nowhere.

the 'commonly' accepted amount of universes in a string theory existence is 26
read the wiki that i posted on it, then you'll get it, kinda lol

yeah, I'd love to glue a warr guitar and stick together for a 26 string... uhh.... zither? lol

 

[trb6pJM2]

What is it that would be cool about it?
It's a lot of strings, so what?

there was a link for a reason.

 

[cnltb]

there was a link for a reason.

The link did not open when I initially tried it.
Now it just did...

 

[trb6pJM2]

got it!