Greetings, everyone. Thank you, once again for taking part in the recent poll. It's interesting to note that many guitar players own basses as well. I'm one of them & bass ownership came much later in my playing days. Here're some implications:
- The recording enthusiasts. Many of us are bedroom recording champions. We own several instruments to attend to our recording needs- guitars, drums, synths, basses, percussions, etc. We may not be specialists in every department but we do things ourselves for maximum satisfaction.
- The need for perspective. Many guitar dweebs can relate to this; we need another stringed instrument to offer fresh perspectives to ideas. We also believe that the bass can offer us more finger dexterity due to that longer scale length.
- Teaching music. Some of us are music teachers, we own the bass to accompany our students' guitar parts.
- We collect. Em, that's right, some of us buy for keep's sake. It's that simple.
In this light, the stores out there would do well to (maybe) offer guitar-bass bundles at a more competitive, bundled price. It'd be wise to also include the bass counterpart when a dealer introduces a certain guitar brand. These are some suggestions of course. I'm seeing things from both the buyer & seller perspectives. As always, I advocate for a win-win situation :-)
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