I like it. I switched to flatwound on my cheap-o bass just so I'd stop making little skweesky sounds. Your new bass looks a lot more badasser than my cheap-o.
That's a nice lookin' bass. 1 question tho, is their much of a sound diffrence in the longer neck V'S regular length. As you can guess I don't play a stringed instrument.
wow, looks great and nice , i love it very much .
That's a nice lookin' bass. 1 question tho, is their much of a sound diffrence in the longer neck V'S regular length. As you can guess I don't play a stringed instrument.
It makes a bigger difference at lower tunings, but generally extended scales give you higher tension and a more bell-like attack and piano-like clarity at a given tuning and string gauge. On higher-tuned notes this can be undesirable (27" guitars can sound a bit sharp and biting in the higher registers, which may or may not work for you), but on the low end it is a bit clearer.
You da man.
Hardly, I just play a lot of low-tuned instruments.
Now, beer drinking, different story.
It makes a bigger difference at lower tunings, but generally extended scales give you higher tension and a more bell-like attack and piano-like clarity at a given tuning and string gauge. On higher-tuned notes this can be undesirable (27" guitars can sound a bit sharp and biting in the higher registers, which may or may not work for you), but on the low end it is a bit clearer.