I had the same thought about the other end. I think some of the 3D figuring along the edges makes me lean toward this side, but yeah,,, the other end would look cool too.
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When this grows up, it wants to be a 6-string bass
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kewl.
we need more 6 string basses in the world.
the nonsense i do with mine is quite fun.
you're all missing out if you don't partake in BEADGC madness.
we need more 6 string basses in the world.
the nonsense i do with mine is quite fun.
you're all missing out if you don't partake in BEADGC madness.
I think it's a picture of an old girlfriend that's going to be looking at him every time he plays?
In shopping for one, I was surprised that they are less available than I anticipated.
Ex-girlfriend? Vicious grizzly? Not sure I see the difference.
years ago, the carvin LB series was pretty much your only readily available choice in a reasonable budget.
it's certainly better now, but not nearly as common as i personally think it should be. i get that i'm likely the only member here who records all 4 voices to bach fugues, and similar types of projects regularly, but nonetheless for "what i do," 6 strings is a necessity.
Looks killer!!!
And FWIW, I personally play my 6-string bass in the same manner that I play my 4-string and 5-string basses; I provide the bottom end, and I lock in with the drummer.
And FWIW, I personally play my 6-string bass in the same manner that I play my 4-string and 5-string basses; I provide the bottom end, and I lock in with the drummer.
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