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Another benefit to having the low B is being able to play a greater range higher up the fretboard -- you can play almost two octaves without moving your fretting hand.
For example, I find the low F (6th position on the B string) to be much more handy than moving down to the 1st position on the E string, often.
Another benefit to having the low B is being able to play a greater range higher up the fretboard -- you can play almost two octaves without moving your fretting hand.
ALMOST? I like the 5 because you can find the note on the A string with my index finger and play an octave up or down no prob. And I have dainty little frenchmens hands.
Another benefit to having the low B is being able to play a greater range higher up the fretboard -- you can play almost two octaves without moving your fretting hand.
ALMOST? I like the 5 because you can find the note on the A string with my index finger and play an octave up or down no prob. And I have dainty little frenchmens hands.