My new electric upright bass
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its gona be more dificult to relearn the techniq, look for a teacher. and start by dont watching the neck.
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Thnks guysnape
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great work guy :)
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Do you want to really learn how to play that instrument? Well if that is so, Buy the Simandl upright bass book and as Umberline says, DO NOT LOOK AT THE NECK EVER. That is a big mistake. Remember, you learn to play upright bass by ear and positions, not by looking your left hand behavior.
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i wish i saw the body...and how mcuh did it cost?
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sounds woody enough to me -- where can one get those except from the original manufacterer´s website?
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@guysnape : dunno, I'd go straight to the real deal, why take a "first step"?
If you want to practice on intonation you HAVE to use the bow anyway....
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awesome
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Thanks!
is tht anupright? if so who makes it?
MsCellobass 1 month ago
@MsCellobass It's an Ergo - look for ergoinstruments on google.
guysnape 1 month ago
That is so cool
blueblob4 2 years ago 3
Thanks!
guysnape 2 years ago
It's an Epiphone Joe Pass model (I removed the scratchplate because it rattled). Nice guitar for the price, about the cheapest reasonable quality archtop going.
guysnape 2 years ago
I play electric bass guitar and I've been wanting to learn double bass. The sound of these things doesn't sound too far off from what an actual acoustic double bass sounds like, from what the video sounds like. How do these things compare in feel and sound playing it yourself?
fassman316 3 years ago
Definitely easier to play than a real double bass, and a lot cheaper and easier to transport. You're not going to get a job in a symphony orchestra playing one of these but I think for rock music the sound is close enough. OK for jazz too if you're not playing at a professional level. The fingering and technique are very close to double bass, so I'd recommend one as a first step.
guysnape 3 years ago