The fretboard on a Fretless bass is definitely NOT just one big giant fret! And the action can be MUCH lower than on a fretted bass.
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If your bass has an Ash body, you can make it significantly lighter in weight by following these easy steps:
1. Remove all hardware, pickups, neck and strings.
2. Place Ash body in a swamp.
3. Retrieve Ash body at next full moon.
4. Reassemble your bass with your new Swamp Ash body.
5. Enjoy.
Sure, but the petrification process takes YEARS....
I always leaves 'em laughing.You went out on a limb for that one.
I always leaves 'em laughing.
Lol, I planted that one for you...I only just twigged what you did there.
Lol, I planted that one for you...
This thread is growing on me.
And it's branched out into literally hundreds of topics.And we're on the 574th page! This thread has really taken root.
And we're on the 574th page! This thread has really taken root.
No, you just show it adverts for how much 1970s Fenders are now, and it will be petrified immediately.
I'm leaving (get it??) this one alone...The windings on bass strings are critical to your sound. Clockwise wound strings are best for rock and country, but anti-clockwise wound strings are better for jazz. For metal, winding direction is immaterial as long as the strings are the lightest gauge possible.
That is the indication that it is time for your solo.When the other members of the band get quiet, you're supposed to play super loud. It's called "dynamics".
Coated strings won't get as cold as bare strings.