Play a V-63 !

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Play a V-63 !

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http://www.baitband.com/flash/Bass.swf

Go ahead, pluck the strings!

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that's cool....

now we all can jam on a v63
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Very cool! You can even get the high E just above the 20th fret.
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That's wicked! Image
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Very cool.

See if you can add the little plucks behind the nut and behind the saddles. Image
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Post by ajish4 »

"little plucks".....

Scott, that is the PERFECT setup....

I haven't been called that in a LONG time!

LOL!

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WTF...? Haha! Great!
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Ha! GREAT!
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Mine sounds better. Image
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Image That's a lot of fun
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Neat! Can't wait to hear it on decent speakers.
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Too bright sounding! Someone needs to make a flatwounds version. Image
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Post by beefandbones »

Very cool!
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Post by rikk »

That was fun....now I have to get back to work!
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You need a preamp with that.
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