you are too cool chef, so good to hear from you and see you too doing what you were ment to do, thanks for the energy and dropping by, you rock my brother M
So I finally cleared up enough space in the bass budget for an 8-string; and I'm thinking ahead, cus I know I'm the type that likes to play around with different types of strings. Say I buy some gimmicky low end strings that I like from a 4 string bass set. When it comes time to replace the octave strings, is it more economical to buy an 8 string set and throw the 4 low ends in a drawer somewhere, or would those piccolo bass strings make more sense?
well it really about how long the octave strings are made , bass strings make it to the 34 inch and more no problem but the thin octave need to be long scale , guitar strings are not that long so they wont make it to the tuners , a set will last a really long time but i always buy 8 string sets that match ...they might sell singles on line for the octaves , never done it that way ..hope that helps , have a great day you rock M
@@themomozone YO, this thing's different! It's becoming immediately apparent I'm gonna have to learn how to use a pick with this. looks like my cheaty finger-rolling string crossing shortcuts don't transfer over either. I get why you like these, it's not a bass with extra strings, this is a whole different animal.
@@NeededGR13F its a bit of bass and bit of guitar , really what ever you want it to be , it plays great with fingers and with a pick you can actually play the individual strings , takes a bit of practice but its whale other level of possibilities , thanks for dropping by have a great day M
What a sick distorted tone, love that
thank you my friend, great to hear from you you rock M
🔥🔥🔥🔥 Momo you continue the greatness happy see you doing ya Thang always rock on peace and Love.
you are too cool chef, so good to hear from you and see you too doing what you were ment to do, thanks for the energy and dropping by, you rock my brother M
Killer tone 😎🤘🏻🎸
Thanks so much you totally rock M
We love you MOMO🔥🔥🔥
i love you guys my brothers !!!!!!!! thanks for the energy and ill see you very soon M xoxoxox
So I finally cleared up enough space in the bass budget for an 8-string; and I'm thinking ahead, cus I know I'm the type that likes to play around with different types of strings. Say I buy some gimmicky low end strings that I like from a 4 string bass set. When it comes time to replace the octave strings, is it more economical to buy an 8 string set and throw the 4 low ends in a drawer somewhere, or would those piccolo bass strings make more sense?
well it really about how long the octave strings are made , bass strings make it to the 34 inch and more no problem but the thin octave need to be long scale , guitar strings are not that long so they wont make it to the tuners , a set will last a really long time but i always buy 8 string sets that match ...they might sell singles on line for the octaves , never done it that way ..hope that helps , have a great day you rock M
@@themomozone YO, this thing's different! It's becoming immediately apparent I'm gonna have to learn how to use a pick with this. looks like my cheaty finger-rolling string crossing shortcuts don't transfer over either. I get why you like these, it's not a bass with extra strings, this is a whole different animal.
@@NeededGR13F its a bit of bass and bit of guitar , really what ever you want it to be , it plays great with fingers and with a pick you can actually play the individual strings , takes a bit of practice but its whale other level of possibilities , thanks for dropping by have a great day M