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@spade, would love to hear that thing!
Does anyone here have experience with a Conklin Groove Tools bass, either the regular 7 string or the Bill Dickens model? These seem to be the cheapest way to get into the 7 plus range, but I don't know that much about them. Is there much difference between the models, enough to justify the extra $600 cost? Are they even worth the cost, period?
...I VERY MUCH recommend the Bill Dickens model. It has amazing electronics with enough knobs and switches that you need to download the diagram of what they all do! And there are even more controls under the hood. The end result is a bass capable of AMAZING bright sparkly tone but still with your ability to control the tone...
Hey guys, I have a tuning question.
I have a set of six strings and both are currently tuned to standard six string tuning. I play a lot solo, though, and I'm thinking about tuning one as a tenor bass, sort of a six string equivalent to Stanley Clarke's ADGC tuning. The question is whether I should tune with one high and one low (EADGCF) or go with two high strings (ADGCFBb). I feel like having the two higher strings would distinguish it further from standard tuning, which is good. I can also use the standard bass for regular bass work and dedicate this one to solo play.
In all honesty, I wish I could just get a good 7 or 8, but I can't justify it financially right now. What do you guys think?
I'd probably recommend starting with the high C and F strings on a 6er.