From Schecter Guitars on Facebook: "guys.. Robert has kindly agreed to answer some questions regarding his use of the bass-VI instrument thru-out his career, including his new ROBERT SMITH ULTRACURE-VI. send us over some questions and we will pick the best and send across the pond to him to ponder...."
(Thanks Joseph)
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What is the unique wiring of the original Fender Bass VI, and does the Schecter version represent it?
ReplyDeletewhat would your setup be for a song like faith?
ReplyDeleteany particular effects or amps with the VI? and what pickup selection and tone/volume settings would you use on the song.
They're not answering the questions from here, fellas... you gotta send them in.
ReplyDeleteYeah, please post them on that Facebook page.
ReplyDeleteunrelated but technical nonetheless ...overly so!! ha!
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Very interesting article, thanks for sharing that. Way back when I learning to be a musician ( of sorts), Killing an Arab was my first case study in "non-traditional" scales. That is, non-traditional to white guys like me raised on pop/rock/etc. in the western word. This brings me back to my much younger self. Thanks again !
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to ask why he persists with using such awful guitars....but somehow I don't think they'll use that question
ReplyDeleteI have played all of these and they are great guitars, be willing to accept change
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