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List of widths at nut. When searching for a bass, or finding more info about a bass that I like, I always seem to find the "width at nut" something rather difficult to find on most brands/models . So in an aim to aid myself, and other fellow TBer's and soon-to-be TBer's, I thought it would be nice to have a sort of centralised list of these. It's important to note that, great Flying V-Style Bass Guitars - TalkBass.com. Hey all, I’m new here and I was wondering about a relatively niche topic within the bass community: V shaped basses.

A lot of my favorite bands and bassists use them, and I’m curious which specific ones they use, and am trying to find some for sale. Please suggest any specific models with the V... The low E on a bass is what note on a piano? In this context, bass music is notated one octave higher than it sounds for ease of reading (as is guitar music).

So, the open G string as is written on the staff as being in the top space of the bass clef, a fourth below middle C, but the actual note sounds one octave below that, as shown in the chart. List of EQ frequencies to accomplish diff things on bass?. Awhile back someone posted in a thread here (yeah, descriptive, I know) a list of EQ frequencies to cut/boost in order to accomplish different things. This perspective suggests that, the list was very descriptive.

Something along the lines of (freqs not correct, obviously) 100Hz cuts "woof" 80Hz adds depth Cutting 1K... Easiest way to learn the Nashville Number System - TalkBass.com. Like learning to read music, for anything to become second nature, time invested is your friend.

This perspective suggests that, i think @BassCliff knows something about this. Here are a few links to start you off: TB thread: Nashville Number System Intro, Chart Samples, NNS Pro chart font: Chart Basics Online: Nashville Numbers by Ron Buck Pts 1-4 Wikipedia: Nashville Number System - Wikipedia Actual Handwritten Chart: And ...