For us who play legacy fretted basses. And not them new fangled frilly fanny fret ones.
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"Legacy" fret club.
- Thread starter mikefromchurch
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I see what you did there....
Guess you can count me in, though Id love to try one of those new "high tech" fretted basses someday.
Guess you can count me in, though Id love to try one of those new "high tech" fretted basses someday.
You guys, I'm so lost - are we talking about Rockband Legacy controllers?
Its from the fanned fret post. Someone referred to "legasy" frets. Meaning normal, not fanned frets. Figured why not run with it. Maybe in 10-15 years we will be as useless and outdated as 4 string fenders with 20 frets.
I like this idea a lot, I'm in. Possible for an extra half-number for also playing the uber-mysterious Legacy Fretless?
Well, as they say... I won't be a member of any club that would accept me.
How about #6!
dutchwife #6.0
Making it up as we go. If you have 2 strings or less add 0.2 to your member number for extra credit. Fretless can add 0.0. As in Dutch wife #6.0
Twinjet gets #7
Making it up as we go. If you have 2 strings or less add 0.2 to your member number for extra credit. Fretless can add 0.0. As in Dutch wife #6.0
Twinjet gets #7
I'd like a number.
Fanned frets look like they'd be a bit of a learning curve.
I play a 4 string with less than 24 frets, I guess I'm a traditional old bass player.
Fanned frets look like they'd be a bit of a learning curve.
I play a 4 string with less than 24 frets, I guess I'm a traditional old bass player.
Can I be a member if I have a fanned fretless? All my other basses are legacy...
For the record...it is an unlined fanned-fretless
I have a leg I see. Can I be a member. I actually have two.
