Yeah, except It came without strings![]()


Do you at least have a nearby music shop? If not, i would take the strings from the other bass
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Yeah, except It came without strings![]()


I have a fresh set.. at home
Do you at least have a nearby music shop? If not, i would take the strings from the other bass
I think the tests are delayed to tomorrow morning 
Only if you are going to run that thru a 1x10 cabstrings are overrated, stick to class D and tort.



If by that you mean lack of harmonics, maybe it's just that the string is dead. The E is the fastest to die, and usually the one with less tension (i think you already know this, but the emotion is getting in the way of thinking)But on the E string it goes nowhere close to the Kramer. The Kramer is A LOT fuller and more defined.
I'll try tomorrow with a fresh set of Daddarios (the ones I use on the Kramer) but I suspect it's just the Di Marzio pickups that have a better response on lowsIf by that you mean lack of harmonics, maybe it's just that the string is dead. The E is the fastest to die, and usually the one with less tension (i think you already know this, but the emotion is getting in the way of thinking)
Yes, to test that, try tuning the A string to D and compare the twoMay it depend on the fact that that E string is insanely thick? (not my set, it came with the Kramer... I guess it's something like .135)
Thanks!!Yes, to test that, try tuning the A string to D and compare the two
Ugh. So I found out why the neck on that Dean bass was cracked and I had somehow never noticed it until much later. I had the 4th off and I was tearing it apart because the neck is shot and the neck pocket was cracked and my sister comes over (to borrow money, that's the only time I see her) and she asks about what happened.
So I tell her, and she said that when my uncles and cousin were over visiting from out of town a while back my cousin's son dropped it off of the wall hanger. I went to pick up some pizzas my uncle ordered and he went in my room while I was gone and dropped it off of the wall hanger that's like 7 feet off of the floor, then just put it back. Apparently nobody thought to tell me. He's like 26 BTW.
I thought you were talking about a childhe went in my room while I was gone and dropped it off of the wall hanger that's like 7 feet off of the floor, then just put it back. Apparently nobody thought to tell me. He's like 26 BTW.
.I would be sending him the bill for fixing or replacing that neck. Family or not, adults gotta learn to do some adulting. “You break it; you buy it” applies to people who damage my belongings - friends, family, or strangers.
I thought you were talking about a child.
If he doesn't have any kind of severe mental illness, i agree with Graham
It's better to let it be in my opinion. There's a saying in my country: "never argue with crazy people". You might end up with more than a bass neck damagedSometimes I wonder.
It's better to let it be in my opinion.
May it depend on the fact that that E string is insanely thick? (not my set, it came with the Kramer... I guess it's something like .135)