What is the string spacing of Yamaha TRB6PII Bass Guitar?
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If you want, send me all the info you have on it and I will see what I can come up with. What are you trying to do? I may be able to help I build guitars on my spare time.
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I get the Cabelas and bass pro catalouge. They have several things for this application. Look online at Cabelas.com or Bassproshops.com for information
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Raquet head with strings, raquet shaft and raquet grip
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check the yamaha website or places like ebay or a dealership
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.christianguitar.org/forums/showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=8896
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P-90 single coil for les paul jr.\nhigh output sound!!!
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whatever you get, I suggest checking out Craigslist.org to see if there's a listing for your city. I bought my first bass, a Fender Standard Jazz Bass and a Polytone amplifier for $300 total. Since then I have moved that bass to my backup and bought a Fender American Jazz V. The Polytone is still my gigging amp though.\n\nI frequently see Fender Standard Jazz and Precision basses selling on my (San Diego) craigslist in the $200-$300 range. I'm a really big Jazz bass fan, but I realize that different people have different tastes. Ibanez is supposed to also make a good bass in that price range.\n\nNo matter what you decide to go with, I'd definitely do some research into the used market, whether it's craigslist, eBay, the newspaper classifieds or the local pawnshop. Sometimes you can get some great deals just because something isn't in perfect condition. Also, you may find a unique bass that you won't find in Guitar Center, or whoever your local new instrument dealer is.
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This site may help : http://www.superstringtheory.com
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You should first price it online, then go down to your local music store and ask them to order it for you. It will probably cost only slightly more than the online price when you add shipping and handling. The advantage of this is that the local music store should be willing to set it up(adjust truss rod and string height) for free, whereas if you get it online you will probably have to pay to get it adjusted at your local guitar luthier’s.
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Check out Cabelas OR Pro bass .com they have eveything. good luck
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The frets are the spaces between the bars on the neck.
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The best way to do so is to memorize what each line and space is. On the treble clef, the lines are (from bottom to top):\nE,G,B,D,F\nThe spaces are (from bottom to top):\nF, A, C, E\nMany people use a little word association with the letters of the lines. One of the most common I know is Every Good Boy Does Fine, and the spaces spell FACE.\nFor the bass clef, the lines are (from bottom to top):\nG, B, D, F, A\nThe spaces are (from bottom to top):\nA, C, E, G\nThe word association I know are:\nGradma Brown Dances Friday Afternoon\nand\nGood Boys Do Fine Always\nOther than ACE G I never learned any trick to the spaces.\nAs for guitar tabulature, I don't know any tricks to learning what note is which spot on the neck of the guitar as I don't play it. Send me an email and I might be able to find some resources to help you learn all of this better.
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get old fashion tuning forks, and tune it by your ear. That is how they were tuned for hundreds of years, and regardless, it will sound right to you!\n\nIn 1975 my friend introduced me to tunning pianos. I had NO clue, but could match the strings to the sound of the tunning fork.
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I got one for £80 at my local music shop. Fantastic sound. Its a black Countryman.\nGet a steel stringed one (6 strings, not 12) and not a classical (nylon string) one\n\nHope this helps. Rock On!
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turn the trebel down or the bass up
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What kind of bass? If it's yamaha don't get it at all. New squiers sound equally bad as new fenders, but if you can find one a few years old thats fine. I don't dig on the ibanez but a guess a lot of people find that to be a good bass at a good price. And go used on the amp. Save a lot of money, and at the size you're talking, if you get serious you'll get rid of it QUICK. And if you don't get serious, why pay that much for a new one?
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If its a small car the only chose would be a Bazooka tube. The most bass in the smallest place. If its a big car, then it depends on the box that the sub is in