Talented player and product analyst or whatever it's called :) She presents both the pros and the cons. To me, honesty is everything! It builds trust and boosts sales :)
@@crashvanier3642 I mean I still find the information interesting as a guitar player. How is it creepy? I watch interesting and entertaining presenters. Just like I watch Kris and Andy doing videos about things I don't use. It's because I like the hosts and am interested in the topics. That's not creepy, that's normal.
@@RockABaula Don't think you know what a simp is... lol. I do the same with people like Kris or Andy. I watch them doing bass videos when they do as well. They're good and entertaining presenters, presenting interesting info. Nothing I mentioned had anything to do with anyone's sex.
Lies and and sugarcoating are for the weak. Plus she's Austrian 🇦🇹 (my best female friend is Austrian and she's very proud in being direct and sincere, whether a personality trait coincidence or a national trait, it means a life to me)
I just got ne of these to try. I played bass professionally many years ago and I never used one. However, now I am busy recording the songs I write, I use a 5 string fretless, and am getting tired editing out string noise. I had noticed several bass players using these string mutes , particularly the bass guitarist Andrew Gouche I watched him playing bass he is awesome! So i will give it a go, however that's a good point you made about harmonics, and i do use those in certain songs and pieces of music, but I think for the most part this will work for me. I like your bass playing!
I’m just starting bass (after 55+ years of acoustic guitar). I really appreciate your insights and suggestions on cool bass licks. Your playing is amazing and your enthusiasm makes me want to learn more. I’m still trying to get my scales, arpeggios and triads to sound right (I’ve only .been practicing 2 weeks). But I can see that most of these bass lines are contained in those concepts. I just watched the interview with Carol Kaye and was blown away. Thank you for suggesting looking her up. Hope to see more of your stuff in the future. Thank you.
I don't see her having a future in advertising since she's honest about things like the product being expensive, cheap DIY alternatives and pointing out poor quality,😀
Haha! Such luck noone involved with this channel is interested in brainless advertisments and faking. :) So Julia is the perfect bass host for us I guess. //cheers, Kris
No, I don't think so. Credibility and integrity are two key features if you make gear reviews. We should not forget that most folks is pretty lazy. Yes you could take a sponge and cut it to a fitting stripe, but the lazy guy or gal just grabs that device and is done. And as she told a hairband could be used, but to get the right pressure is trial and error and time consuming. A remember Carol Keye once said in an interview: Mostly she did not change strings, often simply she got a new bass.
@Bigg Papa Last time i was at thomann, the place wasn't horrible at all. It's some beautiful place somewhere 10 Miles off the highway in a small village. Wouldn't mind living there.
Gosh thanks so much Julia, just bought my first bass and I was getting frustrated with all the (extra) sounds, I think your tutorial will help me learn faster, thanks again sweety.
I'm now trying out the "Carol Kaye method" which means I put a piece of felt over the strings near the bridge and tape that to the guitar. All the 'noise' is gone now. Much of the sustain as well :)
fretwraps are great also for headstock chime (when popping and slapping).. or to make your open notes sound more like fretted notes. have it just slightly over the zero fret. they never leave the basses. still muting and proper finger placement remains key always. its just a cool tool
You can achieve the same results for cleaning up the unwanted noise from open strings by spending more time practicing. The sponge or foam bridge mute is a much better alternative than that Gruvgear Frump thing - $22.00 and it didn't even work properly.
I agree. Practice first. And if its at the neck like that its not getting the overtones of any played strings. Bridge mutes work much better and allow harmonics.
True to a point, but a bridge mute mutes the string all the time, whereas muting at/near the bridge mutes only open strings - fretted notes still ring and possess the harmonic content of the string between bridge and fret...
WOW, so cool!! Your videos are so effective and full of substance. Thanks!! I can see how you can move it around as you need during the song, for the harmonics.
I think I'm gonna use one for rythm guitar parts. Can imagine a much easier experience not needing to take care of proper muting and just beeing more relaxed in sessions
For a vintage "sponge under the strings" tone, try the Nordymute by Nordstrand. Its an intelligent solution, it takes seconds to attach or remove it, no rattling noise at all. Give it a try.
The fretwrap/hairband looks amazing... but what I'm curious about is for someone who is just getting their head around muting, especially with slapping/popping, does this possibly become a crutch and make me lazy before my time?
I would like to point out that the amazing Jeroen Paul Thesselin plays a Warwick Thumb NT fretless 7 string bass on the most recent Obscura release, A Valediction. Same with Pestilence. Those are likely not the only two releases to feature his 7 string, but off the top of my head that's all I can think of. Andre Lamoreux from the band Fields of Elysium and Linus Klausenitzer formerly of Obscura, as well as Dany Hauser from Veil of Maya, all play different variations of the Ibanez BTB series 7 string. Linus is the only of those 3 shoe BTB is a fretless.
Why do you move the Fretwrap to the area on the fretboard where you are playing? Seems impractical when playing over several octaves of the nexk. Help me here. Learning a thumb mute technique can be used all over the fretboard. Thanks.
The right size paint pad works great near the bridge.Just pull it from the long wooden handle which leaves a short plastic pin still attached to the pad for easy install and removal.
I use these on all of my acoustic guitars so the guitars don't speak until I need them to. The sympathetic resonance will ring out when recording in my room, so I just throw these on and it stops that issue completely.
I do the same on my acoustics. Particularly to stop the strings behind the nut ringing out when I play. Otherwise I don't find them useful unless playing 6 string basses. I use a form of floating thumb technique to mute lower strings, and my fretting hand to mute higher ones and never had muting problems on a 4 string. I can see these being very useful for people who don't use a form of floating thumb technique, though, and for certain situations. Can't be too good if you want to play open strings, mind you!
Original Precision and Jazz basses had a piece of hard rubber glued to the underside of the bridge cover that served the same purpose. Sometime in the '70s, players began to take them off and play free-ringing. Now they want dead-ringing ... It has taken a long time, but somethings take a while to come back around.
My internet provider gave me a Velcro wrap thing with some cables. I just super glued a piece of a CLEAN kitchen sponge to it and it works fine as a fret wrap.
I like this little German girl very open and honest good qualities that are hard to come by... it's always refreshing to see a lady interested in bass too
Fret-wrap near the nut works great for me. For that P-bass old school’ sound (as the youngster’s call it), nothing works as well as trimming a quality sponge... cheap, 100% reliable, lots of colors, can AND you don’t have to order it! Alternative: Buy a 60’s or 70’s P-bass, but who can afford those now? Blessings.
The Rickenbacker 4001 has a built in bridge muting system (Felt or sleaze, not sure about the correct english word) which gives a great 60ies tone, but apparently nobody seems to use it
Sí, en el 4003 también. Se acciona con unos tornillos un poco difíciles de accionar, pero el sonido es bastante bueno. El material parece plástico, tipo goma EVA.
@@ManWithoutThePants Sorry, I saw some software that told you the key and melody of a song and I had some things to say about being a musician and did I get them. Just a bit of child coming out an (not too) old guy.
Thanks for your Fretwraps Tutorial! REQUEST TOPIC: "How To: Not Getting In the Way of a Keyboardist's Bass Synthesizer playing Bass Octaves in certain songs." Just how to go about enriching-contributing to the band's performance. So, what do you as a Bass Guitarist actually play as to not compete with the Keyboardist? Would you as The Band's Bass Guitarist use a Bass Octave Pedal with other Bass Synth Pedals when the Bass Synthesizer Keyboardist isn't there? How about for an example.... exhibit No. 1 . . . Steve Winwood's "Valerie"? Steve's earliest RUclips Videos of his live concerts show a 5-String Bass Guitarist present in his band playing "Valerie". Yet, in Steve Winwood's later live concerts of "Valerie" we see only Steve and a Second Keyboardist playing... no Bass Guitarist. Maybe, you might want to throw into the mix of this Topic, The Bee Gees' performance of "Nights on Broadway". Here we hear a lot of Bass Synthesized Sound, yet is it "a Bass Guitarist using Bass Synth Pedal(s)", or is it simply a Keyboardist playing "keyboard Bass Synthesizer"? Thank you for all you do! Terrell
I fingerpick on the guitar a lot. When I mess around on the bass, muting isn’t an issue. My right and left hand work together to mute strings while I play.
This. If you have good muting technique, you don't need fretwraps. You can actually use some of the sounds fretwraps remove intentionally if you want, or if you have good technique, you can eliminate those noises at will. It's just for people who haven't taken the time to practice their instrument, in my opinion.
Cool channel and videos! Could you do one on bass effect pedals (cheap, mid, expensive/pro)? What could be considered a must and how to combine them? (I know, not an easy one as the fret wraps 😜)
You did a show on acoustic/electric micro basses with the rubber strings and you tried different things to quiet the “squeaky noise”.........you have to do another show and demonstrate how well ordinary ‘baby powder’ works....that’s right ‘baby powder’ is a game changer. Just dust your hands and fingers with it and rub it on the strings. Instrument will play super slick. I believe it has a silicone component in it. I have a fret less 23”scale Gold Tone micro bass and it plays and sounds amazing after discovering that. Cheers
For that Motown/R&B muted sounds there's an alternative, that's more likely to work well on any bass: the Nordymute from Nordstrand. Ok, it's more expensive, but if you really dig that muted sound, I'm pretty sure it'll be worth a try. ... or just buy a Musicman Stingray Classic or Rickenbacker (lol)
Can you leave the fret wrap on the first fret (it doesn’t look like it’s take up the whole fret, so it should still leave enough space to play on the first fret) and jam normally instead of having to slide it up the neck when playing in different keys ??
Having used both the foam and the Fret Wraps, my 2 cents. PRO'S: If you play covers like we do, you can easily slide on/off between songs and "tune" the wraps much more easily than a piece of sponge. CONS: They cost a lot more.
Julia are these easy to slide with thumb when loose (and do they lose functionality then?) Trying to find these fretwraps but seems hard to get them (at least on amazon) Victor Wooton shows that you can slide these fast with your thumb when tapping, wondering which are best and because if a loose fretwrap does similar job to hairband maybe no need to hunt for wraps?
Fretwraps are also good for getting rid of sympathetic resonance, especially to get a "cleaner" distorted tone.
I love it how she says: "Come on, who's gonna play a 7-string bass? That's ridiculous" and before we know it, she's there with a 7-string bass. ;D
Julia is an awesome advocate for this instrument. Thoman very smart for presenting her. The videos are very productive and interesting.
I second that.
Talented player and product analyst or whatever it's called :) She presents both the pros and the cons. To me, honesty is everything! It builds trust and boosts sales :)
I don't play bass, and I don't own one. I just watch the bass videos because Julia is great! :D
Creepy, you just watch for Julie?
@@crashvanier3642 I mean I still find the information interesting as a guitar player. How is it creepy? I watch interesting and entertaining presenters. Just like I watch Kris and Andy doing videos about things I don't use. It's because I like the hosts and am interested in the topics. That's not creepy, that's normal.
#simpalert
@@RockABaula Don't think you know what a simp is... lol. I do the same with people like Kris or Andy. I watch them doing bass videos when they do as well. They're good and entertaining presenters, presenting interesting info. Nothing I mentioned had anything to do with anyone's sex.
ok simp
I don't have any annoying buzz sound of any of my open strings on all my four basses,while playing them, I actually love the open string sound.
She is brutally honest lad 💝
Lies and and sugarcoating are for the weak. Plus she's Austrian 🇦🇹 (my best female friend is Austrian and she's very proud in being direct and sincere, whether a personality trait coincidence or a national trait, it means a life to me)
@@konradfraczek6482 Thanks for the correction. I thought she was German.
@@ericbraswell4713 no problemo!
I just got ne of these to try. I played bass professionally many years ago and I never used one. However, now I am busy recording the songs I write, I use a 5 string fretless, and am getting tired editing out string noise. I had noticed several bass players using these string mutes , particularly the bass guitarist Andrew Gouche I watched him playing bass he is awesome! So i will give it a go, however that's a good point you made about harmonics, and i do use those in certain songs and pieces of music, but I think for the most part this will work for me. I like your bass playing!
I’m just starting bass (after 55+ years of acoustic guitar). I really appreciate your insights and suggestions on cool bass licks. Your playing is amazing and your enthusiasm makes me want to learn more. I’m still trying to get my scales, arpeggios and triads to sound right (I’ve only .been practicing 2 weeks). But I can see that most of these bass lines are contained in those concepts. I just watched the interview with Carol Kaye and was blown away. Thank you for suggesting looking her up. Hope to see more of your stuff in the future. Thank you.
Acoustic guitar is fantastic. Great to see a guitarist is open to playing bass too. Very cool.
Such great and genuine content. Thanks Thomann.
I’ve always considered wraps a device only tappers would use, this is an eye opener.
I don't see her having a future in advertising since she's honest about things like the product being expensive, cheap DIY alternatives and pointing out poor quality,😀
Haha! Such luck noone involved with this channel is interested in brainless advertisments and faking. :)
So Julia is the perfect bass host for us I guess.
//cheers, Kris
No, I don't think so. Credibility and integrity are two key features if you make gear reviews. We should not forget that most folks is pretty lazy. Yes you could take a sponge and cut it to a fitting stripe, but the lazy guy or gal just grabs that device and is done. And as she told a hairband could be used, but to get the right pressure is trial and error and time consuming. A remember Carol Keye once said in an interview: Mostly she did not change strings, often simply she got a new bass.
@@ciddax754Keyword: Advertising
@Bigg Papa Reading comprehension and subtext: Work on those, mouth breather. You're attacking someone who was complimenting her. Dolt.
@Bigg Papa Last time i was at thomann, the place wasn't horrible at all. It's some beautiful place somewhere 10 Miles off the highway in a small village. Wouldn't mind living there.
Interesting, i've always used a kitchen sponge pre-bridge like that. Nice. And refreshing to have an honest review, top content. Subscribed.
Gosh thanks so much Julia, just bought my first bass and I was getting frustrated with all the (extra) sounds, I think your tutorial will help me learn faster, thanks again sweety.
I'm now trying out the "Carol Kaye method" which means I put a piece of felt over the strings near the bridge and tape that to the guitar. All the 'noise' is gone now. Much of the sustain as well :)
" don't use it 24.7 cuz u don't have to develop bad muting technique" GREAT ADVICE ! FOR A CLEAN SOUND IN THE STUDIO
fretwraps are great also for headstock chime (when popping and slapping).. or to make your open notes sound more like fretted notes. have it just slightly over the zero fret. they never leave the basses. still muting and proper finger placement remains key always. its just a cool tool
That trick with fretwrap under bridge :-) :-) It is perfect!!! Thank you.
You can achieve the same results for cleaning up the unwanted noise from open strings by spending more time practicing.
The sponge or foam bridge mute is a much better alternative than that Gruvgear Frump thing - $22.00 and it didn't even work properly.
I agree. Practice first. And if its at the neck like that its not getting the overtones of any played strings. Bridge mutes work much better and allow harmonics.
True to a point, but a bridge mute mutes the string all the time, whereas muting at/near the bridge mutes only open strings - fretted notes still ring and possess the harmonic content of the string between bridge and fret...
Nice ! I always wondered if we can really hear the differences !
That Sandburg is gorgeous 😍😍😍
WOW, so cool!! Your videos are so effective and full of substance. Thanks!!
I can see how you can move it around as you need during the song, for the harmonics.
Also the fret wrap is a life saver on 6 string basses. And 5. For doing rediculus things such as classical thump by wooten
I think I'm gonna use one for rythm guitar parts. Can imagine a much easier experience not needing to take care of proper muting and just beeing more relaxed in sessions
For a vintage "sponge under the strings" tone, try the Nordymute by Nordstrand. Its an intelligent solution, it takes seconds to attach or remove it, no rattling noise at all.
Give it a try.
I just fashioned a piece of dishwashing foam pad to make a damper sounded good for a James Jameson motown tone
Or you could also put a sponge under the strings???
40 USD is fucking ridiculous, just use a piece of foam.
plus shipping...
Nah, $40 for a product made of about $4. No thanks.
The fretwrap/hairband looks amazing... but what I'm curious about is for someone who is just getting their head around muting, especially with slapping/popping, does this possibly become a crutch and make me lazy before my time?
Definitely my fear.
This is a classic example of something you can practice without so you learn to use proper technique and perform/record with it.
3:38 “Come on, who’s gonna play a 7 string bass?”
Davie504: **pulls out 24 string bass**
36 string bass now 👌
I play a 7 string- 4 string are boring
Preston Garvey this is why no one likes you, preston
@Preston Garvey *Manually saves game, and loads Fat Man with malicious intents*
"Enough already, I get it!"
Oh look it's the Davie Zoomer kids...I saw Davie at NAMM last year...hes a pussy. Eyes to the floor walking around.
I liked the dampening effect more from the fretwrap vs the actual Frum Damper Gruv Gear created. Much better sound (and probably cheaper in the end)
I would like to point out that the amazing Jeroen Paul Thesselin plays a Warwick Thumb NT fretless 7 string bass on the most recent Obscura release, A Valediction. Same with Pestilence. Those are likely not the only two releases to feature his 7 string, but off the top of my head that's all I can think of. Andre Lamoreux from the band Fields of Elysium and Linus Klausenitzer formerly of Obscura, as well as Dany Hauser from Veil of Maya, all play different variations of the Ibanez BTB series 7 string. Linus is the only of those 3 shoe BTB is a fretless.
“I done had my eyes on you for a while, girl there’s something bout cho act and I sure do like your style” hehe some Superbad @ 6:00, Mc Lovin! 🤘
Why do you move the Fretwrap to the area on the fretboard where you are playing? Seems impractical when playing over several octaves of the nexk. Help me here. Learning a thumb mute technique can be used all over the fretboard. Thanks.
The right size paint pad works great near the bridge.Just pull it from the long wooden handle which leaves a short plastic pin still attached to the pad for easy install and removal.
I use these on all of my acoustic guitars so the guitars don't speak until I need them to. The sympathetic resonance will ring out when recording in my room, so I just throw these on and it stops that issue completely.
I do the same on my acoustics. Particularly to stop the strings behind the nut ringing out when I play. Otherwise I don't find them useful unless playing 6 string basses. I use a form of floating thumb technique to mute lower strings, and my fretting hand to mute higher ones and never had muting problems on a 4 string. I can see these being very useful for people who don't use a form of floating thumb technique, though, and for certain situations. Can't be too good if you want to play open strings, mind you!
I first saw these things in a concert if Spanish guitars, now I know why they used them.
I love Julia’s harmonics.
Looks nice for the leads, especially when recording👍🏻
Added to thomann wish list
Hey Julia, ever try the Nordy bass mute? They really kick it up a notch for old school.
Could listen to that walking bass line all day - top stuff!!
I always use this. Love the sound. The feel. And I put my pick in 😂 one more useful trick
Fell in love just a wee bit at 3:10 ❤️
Victor Wooten uses the hair bands ("scrunchies") to create harmonics, not for tapping, but other than that, cool vid with good advice!
Not hating, but at 2:33 I didnt hear any vibrato. Is it supposed to work on bass?
Original Precision and Jazz basses had a piece of hard rubber glued to the underside of the bridge cover that served the same purpose. Sometime in the '70s, players began to take them off and play free-ringing. Now they want dead-ringing ... It has taken a long time, but somethings take a while to come back around.
My internet provider gave me a Velcro wrap thing with some cables. I just super glued a piece of a CLEAN kitchen sponge to it and it works fine as a fret wrap.
I like this little German girl very open and honest good qualities that are hard to come by... it's always refreshing to see a lady interested in bass too
the thirst
shes not from germany
@@BratislavMetulski sounds like it
@@johnmoser2689 she is from austria ;) thats next to germany. almost same language but still... shes not german hahahaha
@@BratislavMetulski cool my grandmother's family was from Austria and grandpa's was from Germany👍😎👍
Instant sub, what a thorough description and demonstration , thank you 🙏
I love the chord demonstration. That sounds amazing!
I'm considering buying this for my 2 string Krappy bass guitar. What do you guys think?
Fret-wrap near the nut works great for me. For that P-bass old school’ sound (as the youngster’s call it), nothing works as well as trimming a quality sponge... cheap, 100% reliable, lots of colors, can AND you don’t have to order it! Alternative: Buy a 60’s or 70’s P-bass, but who can afford those now? Blessings.
you can buy 62 'custom shop pickups and vintage electronics and it is the same result of buying a 60s or 70s bass
.....yes, a thought for consideration but IMHO, it is never quite the same as an original. Thanks 🙏...happy low-end playing!
Yes, that will never match but you can get a similar sound without spending a lot of money ...
I'm a simple man, I hear Julia play, I press like.
Love her Bass I always thought a P and MM pickup combo would be awesome
This Girls is doing great i love her videos super clear and to the point! Keep the awesome work!
I use the velcro wraps that come with 3 pin mic chords. They are free and work just fine.
Greg’s has basses had this built in in the 50s! Although it was at the bridge end!
The Rickenbacker 4001 has a built in bridge muting system (Felt or sleaze, not sure about the correct english word) which gives a great 60ies tone, but apparently nobody seems to use it
Sí, en el 4003 también. Se acciona con unos tornillos un poco difíciles de accionar, pero el sonido es bastante bueno. El material parece plástico, tipo goma EVA.
Everyone:
bUt WhAt aBoUt TeCHnIQUe
I'm very open about my sloppiness.
OK Boomer
@@8nayrb How long will this "OK Boomer" thing last and what will be the next thing parrots will start repeating?
@@ManWithoutThePants Sorry, I saw some software that told you the key and melody of a song and I had some things to say about being a musician and did I get them. Just a bit of child coming out an (not too) old guy.
@Mark Seymour Ok boomer
I whant the bleue sandberg, awsome bass
What if you play the Low F at the top of the neck? How would the wrap work? Do you put it the wrap higher? Close to the tuners?
Oooo I always wondered what has on mono neons bass
Nice sounding and sweet looking bass !!! Like a Music Man with an additional split pickup !
Thanks for your Fretwraps Tutorial!
REQUEST TOPIC: "How To: Not Getting In the Way of a Keyboardist's Bass Synthesizer playing Bass Octaves in certain songs."
Just how to go about enriching-contributing to the band's performance. So, what do you as a Bass Guitarist actually play as to
not compete with the Keyboardist?
Would you as The Band's Bass Guitarist use a Bass Octave Pedal with other Bass Synth Pedals when the Bass Synthesizer Keyboardist isn't there?
How about for an example.... exhibit No. 1 . . . Steve Winwood's "Valerie"?
Steve's earliest RUclips Videos of his live concerts show a 5-String Bass Guitarist present in his band playing "Valerie".
Yet, in Steve Winwood's later live concerts of "Valerie" we see only Steve and a Second Keyboardist playing... no Bass Guitarist. Maybe, you might
want to throw into the mix of this Topic, The Bee Gees' performance of "Nights on Broadway". Here we hear a lot of Bass Synthesized Sound, yet
is it "a Bass Guitarist using Bass Synth Pedal(s)", or is it simply a Keyboardist playing "keyboard Bass Synthesizer"?
Thank you for all you do! Terrell
I use an strip cut from an old sponge I use to wash my car - works great!
The piece of foam sounded the best.
I fingerpick on the guitar a lot. When I mess around on the bass, muting isn’t an issue. My right and left hand work together to mute strings while I play.
This. If you have good muting technique, you don't need fretwraps. You can actually use some of the sounds fretwraps remove intentionally if you want, or if you have good technique, you can eliminate those noises at will.
It's just for people who haven't taken the time to practice their instrument, in my opinion.
First thing I did when I bought my bass was shove foam in the bridge just love the sound
So the wraps only work if you drag them halfway down the neck? Seems a bit limiting.
Question about these wraps. Are they good at stopping B string vibration on a 5 string bass, if you have poor technique like myself?
Cool channel and videos! Could you do one on bass effect pedals (cheap, mid, expensive/pro)? What could be considered a must and how to combine them? (I know, not an easy one as the fret wraps 😜)
Just ordered mine!
that sounds awesome! but when you use a fretwrap, you lose access to the first notes? :/
You did a show on acoustic/electric micro basses with the rubber strings and you tried different things to quiet the “squeaky noise”.........you have to do another show and demonstrate how well ordinary ‘baby powder’ works....that’s right ‘baby powder’ is a game changer. Just dust your hands and fingers with it and rub it on the strings. Instrument will play super slick. I believe it has a silicone component in it. I have a fret less 23”scale Gold Tone micro bass and it plays and sounds amazing after discovering that. Cheers
I like her style!
For that Motown/R&B muted sounds there's an alternative, that's more likely to work well on any bass: the Nordymute from Nordstrand. Ok, it's more expensive, but if you really dig that muted sound, I'm pretty sure it'll be worth a try.
... or just buy a Musicman Stingray Classic or Rickenbacker (lol)
thanks for the tips!
Great Video and very honest about the pros and cons. thank you
Julia, you're great! Thanks for sharing.
What are those two guitars in the backgrouns please? (the white and brown)
Will you make video about lap steel guitars that you have in store please think about customers
I WISH I HAD THAT BASS ITS REALLY NICE
Wow, what an honest review! This was great.
Which model Sandberg bass is that??? Also, what’s the color called? I’ve been trying to find it on their website. It’s absolutely gorgeous!!!😊✌🏾❤️🎶
Excellent review and nice practical tips!
Thanks & Your welcome.
5:49 ok im buying a fender sound lit!!
Can you leave the fret wrap on the first fret (it doesn’t look like it’s take up the whole fret, so it should still leave enough space to play on the first fret) and jam normally instead of having to slide it up the neck when playing in different keys ??
Julia, you rock
Nice way to channel your inner James Jameson!!
Can anyone please tell what's the name of the decibel meter standing behind?
Very useful tips!
does a fretwrap interfere when you are trying to play on the 1st fret?
Having used both the foam and the Fret Wraps, my 2 cents. PRO'S: If you play covers like we do, you can easily slide on/off between songs and "tune" the wraps much more easily than a piece of sponge. CONS: They cost a lot more.
Have Thomann the DBMeter to buy in his shop?
Does placement of the wrap on the neck have significances other that more muting? Can it act like a capo and affect the harmonics and scale?
nice lesson
Julia are these easy to slide with thumb when loose (and do they lose functionality then?) Trying to find these fretwraps but seems hard to get them (at least on amazon) Victor Wooton shows that you can slide these fast with your thumb when tapping, wondering which are best and because if a loose fretwrap does similar job to hairband maybe no need to hunt for wraps?
the advantage of a 7 string bass is that it can also be used to hang up and let the laundry dry.😊
This sill work for me. Thanks.
Can i use it with my saxophone ?
Brilliant video thanks.
Nice bass guitar btw 😁
What Brand/Model number is the decibel meter?
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