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Vorago said:Do you need a special back to play a Thumb? Alot of people here who are selling their thumbs seem to be having problems with their back? I know about the neckdive, but in what way does it gets to your back/shoulder?
BenderR said:Because a NT Thumb weighs between 10 - 12 pounds and is somewhat unbalanced (neck dive) I think it conspires to make them a bit much when strapped. Perhaps they should have named the Truss bass instead of the Thumb bass.
Even my Corvette can be plenty at 8.3 pounds. I don't know how much a Fender weighs but it feels noticeably lighter to me. Because of a broken collar bone I rarely strap my bass anyhow so it is a moot point for me.
freshmeat1989 said:Do Corvettes neckdive as bad as thumbs?
Scott French said:The 1992 Boire and shortlived 1998 Birdseye Maple
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Finger Blister said:My host site went down, time to repost the pix!
BenderR said:Where does one obtain pink/red strings.
jammadave said:I have a set of GHS Infinity Steels that are red - want'em? Drop me a PM.
BenderR said:Where does one obtain pink/red strings.
Finger Blister said:Those are the color coated DR Hi-Beams: aka DR Red Devils.
Round Core, Stainless Steel, Compression Wound.