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Groupie
Join Date: Oct 2020
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Hi there, I’m want to start learning bass guitar but was wondering if there are any recommendation for bass guitars for beginners? Hopefully something not too pricy but I’m not really sure price range either. Any recommendation would be appreciated.
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Idiot Millennial
Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: The Land of Tea and Crumpets
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Squire Affinity Jazz basses are good if you're looking for something with versatile tone capability for cheap
For precision styles basses look for something in the realms of a Yamaha BB234 Vintage V74s are good if you need a cheap fretless option with a body that makes you feel like Jaco Pastorius (but I doubt you'd want a fretless as a beginner) Just a recommendation though, cant hurt to go to a music store that stocks basses and try some out for yourself
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Groupie
Join Date: Dec 2020
Location: Columbus Ohio
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Then get a Bass scale booklet and learn your scales. I have been playing for 40+ years, make yourself practice 6 hours a week. 1 hour a day is best, now if I don't have a gig for friday or saturday night I practice like I was at a gig. If you practice regular you will become good within a year. The 1st year is the roughest. |
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