Guitar Thread

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Ah, you're one of those fancy bass players who can comprehend the madness that is more than four strings.

And good on you Bill.

Doesn't appear to play a Chapman Stick though! I just don't understand how bass players get their heads round that.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Yeah done two stand ins recently on Bass and I'm 70.

My Basses.


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Why do your plug sockets look like the guy off scream!?!

 

[Bill Walker]

Why do your plug sockets look like the guy off scream!?!

Must admit I never thought of that before. :)

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Yeah done two stand ins recently on Bass and I'm 70.

My Basses.


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I think the plural of bass, is ‘bass’?

Those are your two bass.

 

[NZBlue]

I think the plural of bass, is ‘bass’?

Those are your two bass.

Bass and bass are two words that are spelled identically but are pronounced differently and have different meanings, which makes them heteronyms. We will examine the definitions of the words bass and bass, where these words came from, and a few examples of their use in sentences.

A bass (bass) is a type of fish that belongs to the perch family. There are many different species of bass, both freshwater and marine species. Bass are game fish and are eaten. The word bass to mean a fish is derived from the Old English word bærs, which means perch or bass fish. The preferred plural form of bass is bass, though basses is seen occasionally.

Bass (base) is used as a noun or an adjective and means the lowest in pitch, deepest sound-producing voice or instrument. Examples of such instruments are the bass guitar, a bass drum, and a bass horn. The word bass is also used to mean the portion of a musical composition that is played at the lowest pitch or it may mean a man who sings the lowest part of a musical composition. The word bass is derived from the Latin word bassus, which means low. The plural form of bass is basses

 

[Bill Walker]

I think the plural of bass, is ‘bass’?

Those are your two bass.

Yeah but if someone came round I'd say "these are my Basses" if I said "these are my Bass" ..It'd sound daft shirley ?

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Yeah but if someone came round I'd say "these are my Basses" if I said "these are my Bass" ..It'd sound daft shirley ?

Ahhh but what's the singular and plural of Snickers?

I'm going sit here and eat my one Snickers!!!!! :-)

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

***New Guitar***

So my son has been getting good on the guitar and we promised him a new one subject to some conditions that he met.

However the wife insisted we go and try a load of guitars instead of getting carried away on the Internet and buying something sight unseen.

So we've been round various guitar shops and bought a new electric guitar at the weekend. Having tried loads I was blown away by the sounds of this one. Classic simple design. 2 pickups. Any guesses.

 

[GornikDaze]

***New Guitar***

So my son has been getting good on the guitar and we promised him a new one subject to some conditions that he met.

However the wife insisted we go and try a load of guitars instead of getting carried away on the Internet and buying something sight unseen.

So we've been round various guitar shops and bought a new electric guitar at the weekend. Having tried loads I was blown away by the sounds of this one. Classic simple design. 2 pickups. Any guesses.

Les Paul of some description? Lucky lad whatever it is - hope he keeps at it

 

[DWIFF]

***New Guitar***

So my son has been getting good on the guitar and we promised him a new one subject to some conditions that he met.

However the wife insisted we go and try a load of guitars instead of getting carried away on the Internet and buying something sight unseen.

So we've been round various guitar shops and bought a new electric guitar at the weekend. Having tried loads I was blown away by the sounds of this one. Classic simple design. 2 pickups. Any guesses.

Telecaster