Check out "Bass transformer" in the RE.Maybe you can tweak it to come close to what you need?Could work even with a Strat..I used this rig a few times for a "quick bass track" when I had no bass at hand.
Playing bass guitar with a Strat
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Played one of those Kala's just a few weeks ago LOL! Weird ass strings but damn it sounded really good - I'm going to get one at some point, can't go wrong for the dough!
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You meed one of these Harry. It will sound like bass becasue it is a bass but will go in your bag so won’t feel like carrying another instrument to gigs
my local shop was selling a used one recently. If they still have it I might just pick one up myself. -
As a bassist and a guitarist I have to say that there's nothing quite like a real bass. I'm like 2 different people when it comes to the different instruments on purpose. My brain can't cope. It's like wearing ski gear to a surfing contest. ⛷?
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If they still have it I might just pick one up myself.
Looks nice - do you have a link where to buy
Addition: Just found out it seems there are not frets. Not really something for me .
As a bassist and a guitarist I have to say that there's nothing quite like a real bass. I'm like 2 different people when it comes to the different instruments on purpose. My brain can't cope. It's like wearing ski gear to a surfing contest.
I am obviously more flexible or possibly more lazy.
For 4-8 songs I don't like to carry an additional guitar with me if there's another way..
Generally the audience doesn't hear that you have other guitars as well at home.
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My brain can't cope. It's like wearing ski gear to a surfing contest. ⛷?
I'm a bassist and guitarist too and I also prefer to carry a bass if necessary although fortunately I only ever play one or the other at a gig. I totall understand Harry's situation though. I would probably also look for a solution if I was playing both on the same gig. At least the Kemper means I would only need one Amp which save carrying a Boogie for Guitar and an Ampeg Stack
Addition: Just found out it seems there are not frets. Not really something for me .
Damn, I didn't realise that. I always thought they did both but I must have mistaken the marked fret lines for actual frets. Sorry.
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Damn, I didn't realise that. I always thought they did both but I must have mistaken the marked fret lines for actual frets. Sorry.
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Without frets I would surely produce even more wrong notes and how could I finance my occasional GAS attacks?
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It looks like the Ashbory in my local shop has been sold anyway. But they now have one of these in used
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It looks like the Ashbory in my local shop has been sold anyway. But they now have one of these in used
Nice, but look at the price.
I think, if ever, it will be a bass ukulele for € 150, - or a good profile with the kemper
The new project will not be a rock band as I used to play already now . (This will continue)
It will be more accoustic oriented with cajon, 2 guitars and maybe a keyboard to accompain a singer/songwriter.
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I know its scary how much they cost. There is a used one for sale for £569 but I don't think even my GAS will stretch to that.
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I don't think even my GAS will stretch to that.
You know singer/songwriter can make beautiful songs but seldom money as far the are not named Ed Sheeran
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I use this one as well. It's an earthquake machine.
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I use this one as well. It's an earthquake machine.
Looks exactly like the one I played
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The Ashbory strings are a very sticky silicone. Tony Levin recommends you use talcum powder to reduce friction.
I looked like a Coke fiend covered in powder.
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Hahahaha, you crack me up Mudd!!
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I use this one as well. It's an earthquake machine
Looks great and the vid is impressive.
I found one seller. Just have to find a way to close the hole in my money bag
https://www.tonfan.de/Kala-UBass-SUB…BSABEgItg_D_BwE
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Time to get Lowdown!