Reynolds
You're bluffing.
I'm really glad I went to you guys for this, I asked the guy at my music shop and he was convinced I'd break the neck of my guitar.
When this is all said and done I'll have to show him what it can do!
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I'm really glad I went to you guys for this, I asked the guy at my music shop and he was convinced I'd break the neck of my guitar.When this is all said and done I'll have to show him what it can do!
I'll have to see how the set I ordered goes, it's already on its way. If I'm not entirely content with that set where can I get individual bass strings?All_¥our_Bass;1340485 said:You probably want at least an 80 on that low F, if not bigger. 70 is like a rubber band tuned to F on 25.5" scale. Now I really like the low strings on my guitar to be tight so I used a 100w gauge bass string, but just use whats feels/sounds best.
This just reminds me even more that I need to buy fresh strings soon. My GHS/Slinky 'test string set' is getting pretty gunked up.
I actually went for the 13 - 72 baritone set, I had to drill the hole for the tuning peg a smidgeon wider for that low F, I wish I were joking.All_¥our_Bass;1344907 said:To Reynolds, what guages did you end up using?