Benjamin Strange said:
You can't have a post about basses with sticks, without BS posting! IT'S JUST NOT DONE!
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post your WHAMMY BAR basses
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You can't have a post about basses with sticks, without BS posting! IT'S JUST NOT DONE!
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well by looking at it, based on the string spacing and the size of it, doesn't really look like a bass.iamthebassman said:
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neptoon said:
when those pictures where taken it was at my house. I got it in a trade and it was in bad shape. I cleaned it up a little and then Randy twisted my arm to get it back..... I was on the short end of that deal, but felt bad for him..... I think its been up forsale on ebay in the past 3 months or so from some action company. Not sure how many he had Fodera build him.....
Nice Yamahas! How does the Kahler work for that six? And what's that up by the neck on the P?
Heh, just realized it's your first post. But it seems you've been here a while....
Heh, just realized it's your first post. But it seems you've been here a while....
The 6 string trem works great.I added a Graphtech tremnut on the bass to keep it in tune.
I guess you mean The Willpower neckpickup on the 4 string.
The only thing about the kahler trems i dont like,is that there is no armclutch
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I guess you mean The Willpower neckpickup on the 4 string.
The only thing about the kahler trems i dont like,is that there is no armclutch
Hans Å
do they make any bass trems (or whatever they're technically called) that don't need routing? drilling new holes is ok, but i just don't want to butcher a bass that much yet. maybe something like a Bigsby?
edit: also, what about putting an instrument with a bigsby in a case? how would it fit?
edit: also, what about putting an instrument with a bigsby in a case? how would it fit?
As far as I know, there is no such thing as a Bass Bigsby, nor is there a bass tremolo that doesn't require routing. As far as I'm aware, the one that requires LEAST modification is the Kahler.hartke20g said:
iamthebassman said:
it may be, but everything about that picture tells me guitar, string spacing, size, etc
