Fashion Musical Instrument Cutaway Wooden Electric Bass Guitar

Specifications:

• Electric bass guitar is the perfect solution for beginners who want to learn to play guitar
• Electric bass guitar for that deep resonate sound, that musicians look for
• The musical electric bass guitar is an addicting instrument that can be taken everywhere
• Enjoy crystal-clear sound on the stage or in the studio with this guitar
• The electric bass guitar is an addicting instrument that can be taken everywhere
• It has a silky balance to the tone that supports vocals beautifully
• The high gloss finish gives this beautiful sounding bass guitar an elegant look as well
• Electric bass guitar throws in incredible value to quickly become a guitar that grabs your attention
• The electric bass guitar give you a enjoy with the humanized design 
• Best choice for you, or giving your friends is a good idea
• Pickup: Sem Pickup

Details:

• Best choice for you, or giving your friends is a good idea
• It has a silky balance to the tone that supports vocals beautifully

• Electric bass guitar throws in incredible value to quickly become a bass guitar that grabs your attention

How to Play Electric Bass Guitar?

The bass guitar is a staple of nearly any type of band. You play the electric bass guitar a lot like a standard guitar, although the bass has only four strings. Follow these steps and you'll be playing bass like a pro.

• Set up your bass guitar. Plug in the amplifier and the instrument, and turn it to a reasonable volume
• Practice playing one note on one string. The way your hand acts on the strings is ultra-important for the bass. Get used to repetitive one-note playing
• Practice switching strings. Play a series of notes that goes up or down from one string to the next
• Choose a pick style of play or a non-pick style. Picking is probably easier, but it's your choice. Stick to one or the other until you get comfortable
• Draw a fretboard. Study where notes are on the fretboard. The four strings of a bass guitar are tuned the same as the four bottom strings of a guitar, so they have the same notes in the same places
• Speed up slowly. Work on gradually improving your speed. Taking it too fast can lead to discouragement
• Learn advanced bass guitar with tools like scales and tablature. Study how your bass guitar idols play. Each has his or her own style that can be instructive

NOTE:

• Look for bass guitar "tablature" that shows how bass solos or bass lines are played. You don't need music theory to read tablature, and for a bassist, who doesn't use as many notes, it is practical
• Don't use a guitar amplifier for your bass guitar. Using a regular guitar amplifier can hurt the amp if it doesn't have enough low register to process the sound of your bass. The amp doesn't have to be huge, but it has to be made for bass guitar playing

How to Clean Upright Bass Strings:

A talented musician plucks the strings of an upright bass with his fingers or plays with a bow to produce quality sound. Taking care of an upright bass--an instrument that costs several thousand dollars--is an essential part of a musician's routine. Neglecting to clean and tune the upright bass could result in a poor performance from the musician while on stage. Whether you play an upright bass in an orchestra or a rockabilly band, an owner of an upright bass must protect the investment made in this instrument

Tools You'll Need

• Steel wool pad
• Rubbing alcohol
• Cloth
• Petroleum jelly

Instructions

• Remove heavy deposits of rosin on the strings with a steel wool pad. Rub the steel wool pad onto the strings to break up and remove large chunks of rosin. Apply a small amount of rubbing alcohol to a clean cloth and rub the strings where the steel wool pad removed the rosin
• Loosen a string on the upright bass enough to make room for your hand between the string and the body of the bass. Place a dime-sized amount of petroleum jelly on a clean cloth. Grip the loose string with the petroleum side of the cloth. Rub the string--from the top to the bottom--with the rag while applying firm pressure. Tighten the string and repeat with the other three strings on the bass
• Clean your strings after each practice or performance. Rub a dry, clean cloth up and down the length of each string. Cleaning the strings after each time the hands are in contact reduces the amount of acidity on the strings, resulting in a longer life for the strings

Tips & Warnings

• Designate a time in your daily schedule for cleaning your upright bass
• Keep a clean cloth in your case for cleaning the upright bass while on the road
• Avoid contact of rubbing alcohol with the varnish of an upright bass to prevent permanent stains

Package Included:

• 1 x Electric Bass Guitar
• 1 x Strap
• 3 x Pick