This is not actually a FAQ, but we've got the info - with thanks to Jimmy Miller for taking the time to write this) Washtub and tea chest basses are the same principle, but they are both often referred to as the Bass Viol. I've played a washtub for years and here's how I put mine together if anyone's interested in putting one together. There are fancier ways of doing it, but this method takes 0 time to accomplish and sounds amazingly good.

of 2006, delivery time has been averaging about 4-6 months from date of order. We hope to get back to a 3-4 month delivery time in the future. Customer demand and the dedication to 'Smith' Quality has been the reason for the longer delivery time. If the Bass is a special model or a one-of-a-kind it might take a little longer. Please note that we have hundreds of neck and body parts already cut, laminated & glued up in various stages of the process. See similar questions...

As far as I know, you can only get Bass at special events from Capcom. (As with "Mew" in "Pokémon") Those areas need a special condition to be entered. I don't currently know every one... For Internet-14, you need to collect at least 10 chips from Internet-13. Some areas can be accessed if you had a good Busting Level or didn't escape in the previous area, if you fail, you need to return to the beginning of the area. See similar questions...

Why does the bass not sound good? There is also something loose rattling around in the subwoofer cabinet. See similar questions...

You can get a decent, "workhorse" bass for surprisingly little money, but don't skimp on basic quality. Shop around, and take Sound -- This is, after all, the whole point of music, isn't it? Your ears are the ultimate judge here. One tip -- listen to each bass you intend to buy unplugged. If it sounds bad unamplified, no amplifier in the world will make it sound good. See similar questions...

Well, first of all, if you're in or near Silver Spring, MD, drop me a line at jcbassman@yahoo.com ! The first thing to do, however, is decide on what style of bass-playing you want to learn. What do you listen to? There are all sorts of styles - Rock, Blues, Country, Folk, Jazz, etc., and any combination thereof. Beginners often take lessons from a music store, and this is fine. The teachers are often either professional musicians or college- or graduate-level music majors (or both). See similar questions...

The answer depends, of course, on what style of playing you want to do. Below I present a table of some of the major bass-players (in my opinion) for each style with which I am familiar. Some are artists in their own right, with major releases out under their own names, and some are strictly sideplayers. Note also that some appear under more than one category. Actually, Brewer Phillips is not a bass player; he played rhythm guitar behind the late Hound Dog Taylor. See similar questions...

The slope of the high-pass filters are 6 dB/octave. Each channels high-pass filter is continuously variable over a range of 80 Hz to 240 Hz. Individual channels are always assigned to the master bus - there is no provision to unassign an input from the master bus. However, direct outputs are post-trim, pre-fade. Because of this you can have the fader all the way off, and still ride that channel’s gain sent to the direct output with the trim level. See similar questions...

The Bass module incorporates the Bose patented Acoustimass technology. The module produces only those frequencies that your ears cannot localize, hence it makes it possible for us to keep the module anywhere in the listening area. That could be behind the sofa/ under the bed or table behind the curtain anywhere out of sight or right next to the system as you may choose. No matter where you place it you will feel the sound to come from the tiny speakers that are visible. See similar questions...

Most players, if they saw me play, would probably say I wear my bass in a high position. I wear my bass with a strap that keeps the bass suspended off my lap when I'm seated. This way when I'm seated or standing the bass is in about the same position. See similar questions...

A proprietary feature on many SWR amplifiers designed after 2003; the Bass Intensifier is a low-end boost circuit combined with a smooth, fast-acting compressor. The Bass Intensifier provides radical low frequency boost without overdriving the amplifier, which can be useful for heavier sections of a song - or just for "fattening up" the overall tone of your bass. See similar questions...

In addition to brand new groundbreaking amp and cabinet models built from the award-winning modeling technology found in our flagship Vetta™ guitar amplifier, Bass POD® XT delivers 6 simultaneous effects that can be flexibly routed to meet your unique sonic needs. These effects include more classic models of filter, stompbox and studio effects as well as a dedicated compressor and a dedicated 6 band semi-parametric EQ. See similar questions...

So he can be a player character. Actually in every game where it has happened there has always been a plot reason. For example in Mega Man & Bass he actually doesn’t know at first that King is Wily’s robot, so he thinks he’s fighting for Wily—but when he finds out the truth, he blows up Wily’s machines in anger at being deceived. Usually, the reason has something to do with Wily annoying Bass in some way. See similar questions...

Bass flutes are available from a number of makers, including Gemeinhardt and Emerson. The modern bass flute in C (not to be confused with the Renaissance or Baroque-era bass flute pitched in G - the counterpart of the modern alto flute) is usually made with a "J"-shaped head joint, which brings the embouchure hole within reach. See similar questions...

Stephen Douglas had taken over as the bass player and played on the last few UK dates and Japanese shows in September 1996. At the time, Stephen said, " I'm bored with the drums, I just want to play something that produces musical notes ". However, by the time TCS was to play a show in Paris in November 1996, Stephen had returned to drums, and was temporarily replaced by Campbell Owens, formerly of Aztec Camera. See similar questions...

PCBs (Polychlorinated biphenyls) are toxins suspected of causing cancer and developmental disorders. They are a product mainly of the electrical power industry and were dumped into water years ago. PCBs remain in water in low levels and are picked up by small fish and invertebrates. Striped bass may eat many of these fish and invertebrates and so concentrate all of their doses together in what is called bio-amplification. Some striped bass may have high levels of PCB and others have low levels. See similar questions...

Absolutely! The extended frequency response of the PAMDI is ideal for bass instruments. In fact the Low Eq Band is sweepable down to 25Hz. That's lower than most bass instruments but very useful in certain situations. It's all the Owner's Manual that comes with the PAMDI, check it out... The upper end of this range is limited by ‘clipping’ which, in turn is limited by two factors, the supply voltage and the efficiency of the amplifier design. See similar questions...

This is a circuit that takes all the frequencies below 80Hz from the main channels and the signal from the LFE channel and mixes them together into the speakers in the system best equipped to handle them (This is usually a subwoofer, but sometimes it’s routed to the left and right front speakers if a sub doesn't exist). The reason why this is done is to make use of the subwoofer for more than the occasional low frequency effect, since the sub is there anyway. See similar questions...