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quick 30" scale question

To me it depends (mostly?) on playing style - if slapping is involved, then wider spacing at the bridge helps. If the guy is a shredder, narrow is better. 0.75" is normal 4-string spacing that old-school slappers learned on, but you can slap with a more narrow string spacing as well.

Might also help to know the player's bridge string spacing on his/her favorite bass, and how close that is to the available Hipshot spacings.
 
To me it depends (mostly?) on playing style - if slapping is involved, then wider spacing at the bridge helps. If the guy is a shredder, narrow is better. 0.75" is normal 4-string spacing that old-school slappers learned on, but you can slap with a more narrow string spacing as well.

Might also help to know the player's bridge string spacing on his/her favorite bass, and how close that is to the available Hipshot spacings.


Thansk Eric
His other bass is a 34" Rob Allen MB-2. It looks like I may of had you work that Slotted Wenge board just in time...t
 

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