Modern baritone or vintage guitar? Squier Bass VI

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  • Опубликовано: 14 мар 2024
  • #baritone #guitar #diy #customized #customguitar #sketching
    In this video, we delve into the world of the Squier Bass VI, exploring its features and tones. We'll go from regular guitar review, sounds, testing and playing on this instrument to the full disassembling, soldering and preparations for the upcoming hand painted customization. Whether you're into low tuning or seeking a versatile instrument for various genres, the Squier Bass VI offers endless possibilities for guitar modification and design (and you can play it like a regular bass, obviously).
    This is two guitars in one. Metal riffs in down tuning, thall and djent, other modern music? - You're welcome.
    More classy vintage sounds of the bass guitar, used by Beatles and other famous musicians? - you can do it, too.
    I tested it with the aproach of guitarist, so I played it like baritone guitar in low tuning.
    When I say low I mean VERY low..it's bass E tuning with 24-84 gauge strings.
    And Offcourse I teared it down into pieces for upcomming custom painted sketch on the guitar body and pickguard
    So this awesome instrument will receives a completely new look and design with help of my sketches. Join me and we explore the process of guitar customization with this iconic Fender Squier model.
    Full playlist with this Bass VI is here: • Customized Squier Bass...
    Harley Benton Fusion customizing project is here:
    • Custom paint job for H...
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Комментарии • 15

  • @Acursomus
    @Acursomus 4 месяца назад +3

    amazing video!! i have seen videos of this guitar but I have never seen it undergone a thorough inspection like in this one!

    • @worknrolla
      @worknrolla  Месяц назад +1

      thanks! this is just a preparations (very long and boring)) for the hand paint from next video about this guitar

  • @Fl4ppers
    @Fl4ppers 4 месяца назад +1

    Play slightly more staccato on those echoes and you'll hear them better and stay more in the pocket. Great guitar and nice find!!!

  • @smarfmart
    @smarfmart 4 месяца назад +1

    Did you replace the pickups, or are those just red pickup covers?

    • @michelangelomastroianni
      @michelangelomastroianni 4 месяца назад +1

      He stated in the video that the owner of the guitar changed them. 2:35 :)

  • @SimiYuken
    @SimiYuken 3 месяца назад

    Maybe the best clear high gain tone heard in a tons of video about this bass. But now i need to know.. what tuning, strings and gear did you use? Thanks bro.

    • @worknrolla
      @worknrolla  3 месяца назад +1

      thanks for the comment)) this is 24-84 bass strings (I prefer thin strings, it's too much, but it's not my guitar) Tuning is standard bass E for 4 strings + higher 1 and 2, gear - Helix Native on PC, my stereo preset for guitar with some bass cut (just a little)

    • @SimiYuken
      @SimiYuken 3 месяца назад

      @@worknrolla thanks! Your style is awesome 🤘

  • @user-jx9gz3kp3s
    @user-jx9gz3kp3s 4 месяца назад +5

    Hi there! It seems you have a rare and unique guitar. With your artistic touch, it would become the perfect item for collectors and guitar enthusiasts alike. Thank you for acknowledging things related to my country. 💙💛

    • @worknrolla
      @worknrolla  4 месяца назад +2

      Slava Ukrainie, bro! And thanks fot the comment)

    • @user-jx9gz3kp3s
      @user-jx9gz3kp3s 4 месяца назад +2

      @@worknrolla Geroyam Slava 🫶

  • @TheDinosaur82
    @TheDinosaur82 4 месяца назад +5

    A Bass VI is a bass guitar, not a baritone guitar. Two different tunings, scale length, string gauge, etc. The terms are not interchangeable.

    • @worknrolla
      @worknrolla  4 месяца назад

      yeah,but)..many people now use them as a baritone, yeah, you can change the tuning for baritone and strings gauage (not in this case, but you can)

    • @-jank-willson
      @-jank-willson 3 месяца назад +4

      not really. you can always change the tuning, and you can always change the string guages. as for the scale length, there are bass guitars that are 26" scale, 28" scale, and 30" scale. MOST guitars are 26" scale, MOST baritone guitars are 28" scale, and MOST bass guitars are 30" scale (like this one), but those are not definitive rules. there are some basses that are 26" scale so that they can fit into a standard guitar case, for instance...

    • @worknrolla
      @worknrolla  3 месяца назад +1

      @@-jank-willson yeah, there are no strict rules