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I've played an early 2000s EBMM Stingray 4er at a secondhand music store. It's an incredibly finely built instrument, easy as all hell to play, and has great presence, especially on active mode - yet also clarity and articulation while on active mode. Definitely a touring and studio-worthy instrument........with an appropiate price point, to boot.

the home amp looks so cute it looks like a heater

so good

what song did she play?

Just looking at the video, it could also very well be a butterscotch finish. The "Sterling by Music Man" series is cheaper and the butterscotch StingRay is around the same price as the Marcus Miller shown in the video.

Cool!!❤

Where did u buy your guitar?

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Harley Benton MV-4PJ Natural Is also similar (the pickguard is different) and Its a lot cheaper than both

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Damn, Ryo’s allowance really was a lot

Blues driver pedal is more expensive than my electric guitar LMAOOO, well in the future maybe i can buy it 😭😭😭

Whats the background music?

Peak🔥

Is there a video for when to buy a second bass 😭😭😭 if not please help me bro

Do you know what pick size bocchi uses?

I wouldn't vouch for the THR5 personally. It wasn't intended for bass use to begin with and isn't made to be used for anything beyond practicing. The THR 10 II is a better alternative even if it's a bit more expensive

will you do gear from the manga or other anime?

HALLO!!!

HOW DARE RUclips HIDE THIS FROM ME FOR 5 MINUTES

Where to get pick

The pick is so cool, and the tone is immaculate! Another great update, my guy! 🔥

I always chuck a compressor at the back of my chain, right in front of my instrument. Those are pretty crucial with bass since you want to be as much of a solid, even wall as possible. There's also little trick (known as double compression) which has you also putting one between amp and the speaker cab, which Tony Levin famously does. The earlier compressor is for you base signal, which gets shaped by the effects loop, and then finally the second compressor takes the entire tonal 'picture' and smooths it over a little. While compressors can be used to make up for uneven playing, a lesser-appreciated but hugely important use is in a compressor's ability to increase sustain by bringing a signal's decay upwards a bit.

Can't wait for the full song

Legit sounds amazing

Thanks Ryo

Hey can you pls share your guitar rig presets .

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This channel is so helpful for a noob like me

hey man do you know how to make my bass sound like kikuri's ? Great video by the way !

these girls are geared up

i dont use pedals lol

He didn’t mention fuzz pedals but they’re my personal favourites so I’d definitely recommend you try them

i dont have money for pedals :/

Hey gita-hero, should i get the 112v or the 120HBK? Completely new to electrics, much appreciated!

Bocchi's guitar😳🔥 How can i get it???

99 like bro is anice video

Where u get ryus settings?

bass goes brrr

arigato gotoh san

Yo my birthday's coming up and I'm being given a budget of a little less than £300 to spend on guitar stuff. I was thinking of getting a new amp (I've been using the Yamaha THR5 for the past couple years) and wondered if it was worth it to get a new one, and which one. Or should i put the money into pedals instead? (I only have a looper and overdrive). Btw i love your videos and they're actually super helpful and interesting lol please keep it up

Ughhh I wish I could understand music theory like this guy😭😭😭

babe wake up, new guitar hero upload

the goat of fun guitar lessons

to leave background music on when youre playing the guitar is kinda controversial decision good vid though

I love how you make GOOD QUALITY videos, even tho not having a huge fanbase or subscribers😭

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After about 7 months I finally have my very own TRB1004J (NT, of course). It's quite a nice bass, and while it's no Dingwall or EBMM Stingray, it certainly can go toe-to-toe with a Fender American Ultra, and at a lower price point than an American Ultra. I'd say it plays at its price point, which is good to see. Its EQ is voiced pretty nicely, and doesn't give you a bunch of frequency range options you don't need, allowing you to better fine-tune the range of frequency EQs that you actually would use. It's also a bright and punchy bass even when biased to neck pickup. It's pretty effortless to play, sporting medium frets. It won't do the P-bass thing very well but that's not the point - it's a J-bass, and it's very good at being that. Now as for the big question: how does it play with a shamisen bachi? While I can play with a bachi on a 20F Dingwall or a 20F EBMM Stingray, I can't for the life of me find a sweet spot on which to comfortably play it on the TRB1004J with a bachi while producing a passable tone. Not sure if it's just the 24F nature of this thing that obstructs me more, or whether it's that plus the positioning of the neck pickup. Wouldn't advise playing alternate picking style with a bachi, you'll grind it down in no time, so play it shamisen style - mostly downstrokes with the occasional upstroke. However, you gain in treble but lose out on bass and even mids. Either way, bachi on bass is a party trick, really, and you lose more than you gain - especially in terms of bass presence.

Now it's time to ask rhe real question How to make songs like HTT/ houkago tea time from K-on Yes it's "u related" to bocchi, but it's still cute anime girls + band (This probably wont be read anyway, lol. Also keep up the good work)