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Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 September 2010 07:37
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0#1RE: The Koffin Kats - Vic Victor Bass Rig Gear and Equipment —
Trevor2011-06-02 12:45
1 note.
a buddy of mine, and my bass instructor plays in a band called The Brains and knows Vic. In 1 of our talks about double bass set-ups he mentioned that Vic only has the ADG strings on his bass, moved over 1 spot closer to the bassist and uses a piece of tennis raquet wire as a tension holder in the 4th string spot.
This is apparrently how he gets the very hollow thumb sound with very little sustain out of his bass. also because the strings dont vibrate for as long, they move back into position faster, allowing for faster, cleaner single slaps
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a buddy of mine, and my bass instructor plays in a band called The Brains and knows Vic. In 1 of our talks about double bass set-ups he mentioned that Vic only has the ADG strings on his bass, moved over 1 spot closer to the bassist and uses a piece of tennis raquet wire as a tension holder in the 4th string spot.
This is apparrently how he gets the very hollow thumb sound with very little sustain out of his bass. also because the strings dont vibrate for as long, they move back into position faster, allowing for faster, cleaner single slaps