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There are certain songs that are more logical to play in drop d than in standard with the B string, eg. songs with lots of open D notes . Is it possible at all to install it on a warwick e string?
Is it possible at all to install it on a warwick e string?
Technically possible I guess, though you'll need one hell of a bridge
cable or some stupid-high action to keep the flabbiness/rattliness at bay.
There are certain songs that are more logical to play in drop d than in standard with the B string, eg. songs with lots of open D notes . Is it possible at all to install it on a warwick e string?
I honestly think it takes all of 15 seconds to tune/detune between E and D.
So you are saying that my dozen-plus 4-bangers tuned DGCF are
mostly pretty much unplayable ? I do wish someone had told me
this a dozen or so basses ago ......
I think more like 3-4 seconds. You have already an open D, so you don't even need the tuner, just let the high D ring, and BOoooom! the E to D.
I used to do this pretty often, and with a little practice you start knowing how much to turn the tuner in the first place. It is more or less a full turn, than you listen the note or check the tuner.