12- string bass sounds massive (guitar/bass ping list)

YouTube ^ | 5-24-22 | Bullish

[Bullish]

Must be heard and seen to really believe. Enjoy.

This cat's also a great guitarist from his videos I've watched on YT.

[dangus]

I play piano/keyboard. Playing multiple octaves at once can always get you a massive noise. Not sure if an instrument that FORCES you to only ever play multiple octaves is a great idea... although I suppose to an extent you can strike only one string at a time.

[Bullish]

Ooops here's an easy link...

12- string BASS sounds massive.

[Bullish]

Think autoharp, it’s still pretty magical sounding.

[FreedomPoster]

Different.

I’ll still take John Entwhistle or Stanley Clarke.

[jpp113]

Tom Peterson of the band Cheap Trick has been using a 12 string bass for decades now

[Bullish]

Ping the guitar/bass pinglist

[skeeter]

Or Verdine White.

[Bullish]

Stanly deserves a monument to his playing.

[ought-six]

Interesting.

[Celerity]

Haven’t clicked or identified the link but is this Charles Berthoud?

Because that man dominates the bass.

[Bullish]

Yup, it sure is.

[Disambiguator]

The Chapman Stick is a pretty amazing instrument.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a7kIclA4yq4

[outofsalt]

But can he play a 12 string ukulele?

[left that other site]

Nice! Thanks for the ping! :-)

[Magic Fingers]

Very tasty - thanks!

[waterhill]

If it has strings, I am on it.

I do weird things like back up my lap steel with a wah-wah and delay. Silly stuff.

That was really good! Thanks!

[Bullish]

I do a lot of the same... Always trying to break out of the box.

[mikelets456]

That was amazing. As a bass player, I realize I suck! Lol

[waterhill]

Wife was messing around with my oldest lap steel the other day, a 1940ish Dickerson
Playing it backwards and whatnot...like a three year old. She had no clue and I was a little nervous.. It blew my mind. All she can play is the radio. She was in the zone. Wished I had recorded it.