most songs are tabbed out for 4-string basses, so if you have a 5-stringer, you'll have to learn how to "convert" those so that you can play them on a 5-stringer. hard to explain, maybe those playing 5-stringers can elaborate, haha.
actually 5 string bass are mostly for bassist who like to use pop and slap technic..shd i say more advance bass player who remember the whole fret board in a 4 string...is actualli better to go for the 4string at the start...dun go for 5 string..is hard to play and slightly more heavier in the weight..=)
hmm, I think it depends on the music/bands that you like. If they often have basslines which uses the low B, it might be better to get a 5string straight. It might be harder to play, but I think its worth it.
I'm regretting of not getting a 5 string at first. Now I have to scrimp and save again to get another bass before I can play my favorite songs
hmm i guess when u break it down like that, i have no choice but to choose a 4-sting bass...my hands are pretty small for a 16 yr old...
What bass do you recommend i get? i've been reading tru threads, and alot of people suggested sx bass. If i do not want to get the sx starter pack, where else can i get sx basses?
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