Clueless abt bass
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so do u play bass or guitar??
or are u juz like some of us(who plays bass and guitar)?
or are u juz like some of us(who plays bass and guitar)?
reyrey
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dude...i think its better for you to research it yourself,coz it tooks all the time in the world to answer that qn,its like asking 'tell me all the thing bout bass'
i dont think you know anything bout bass,so find out on your own first before shooting of question like that,let's say i answer your qn,i dont think you'll understand all the terms,so get the hang of it first dude
i dont think you know anything bout bass,so find out on your own first before shooting of question like that,let's say i answer your qn,i dont think you'll understand all the terms,so get the hang of it first dude
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there's no limit for what genre uses what bass... :?
reyrey
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Rockhound said:
there's a diff obviously,precision's got rounder tone,while jazz is mellower,if there's no diff they wont put two diff name which is actually the same...
bro even if you did your research,dont expect to get all the things done in one day,takes lots of time to understand this whole 'bass' thingy,even longer than woo-ing girl
bin4christ
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kid_slacker said:
u're 1 of 'us' who's like tt right :lol: ?maybe we shud create a post to find out how many of us here r like this..
rockhound:if u're looking for a bass, i juz read bass player mag which recommends ibanez GSR-200..according it's the most well-selling instrument..beating other basses n even guitars, amps n pedals..
damn i feel like playing bass again after reading tt mag..
A PJ configuration has the diversity of having the sound of both a Precision and a Jazz as it has both pickups.
I however, can use a J to get the sound of a P by either having sharp fingernails or using a pick, as well as through compression.
I also can get a J sound from a P bass through running through tubes and adjusting my fingerstyle.
So basically, a lot of things can be copied or emulated if you know the technique.
I however, can use a J to get the sound of a P by either having sharp fingernails or using a pick, as well as through compression.
I also can get a J sound from a P bass through running through tubes and adjusting my fingerstyle.
So basically, a lot of things can be copied or emulated if you know the technique.
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bin4christ said:
right-o.i play both bass and guitar..i used to play drums 3 yrs ago..but have stopped since..
hehehe..got a bass and a guitar at home.no drumset tho. :lol:
But for the sake of..having future practices at his house. (Really)Long term we will save on jamming studio money. His investment though it's not cheap.
He's running through headphones, no speaker yet.
But recording-wise/gig-wise still use acoustic drum set.
Anyway let's welcome Rockhound into the bass club...
He's running through headphones, no speaker yet.
But recording-wise/gig-wise still use acoustic drum set.
Anyway let's welcome Rockhound into the bass club...
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TGMs build a lot of junk..but they do produce a jem among junk sometimes..so generally stay away from them..if u're really budgeted to TGM then u better bring along a bass pro with u..
anywei,ther's a TGM jazz bass copy at ranking going for only $160..but i personally wudnt recommend it tho..
anywei,ther's a TGM jazz bass copy at ranking going for only $160..but i personally wudnt recommend it tho..
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