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i ate all your bees
like sub £150, from somewhere that's currently shipping...
any suggestions pretty please?
any suggestions pretty please?
for a brand new never played any kind of guitar left handed learner is there any benefit in going specifically left-handed?
That's cool too, it is the same size as the Stagg one I posted though, it just calls it "short scale" instead of 3/4 size. Stagg is a good budget brand, i like their stuff.SQUIER BY FENDER BRONCO BASS MN, WHITE PICKGUARD, TORINO RED - Woodbrass.com
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for a brand new never played any kind of guitar left handed learner is there any benefit in going specifically left-handed?
They are just boring though. Stagg things look a bit cooler imoSquier make quality instruments.
Also for Elizabeth Cotton:Playing a right handed guitar upside down was good enough for Hendrix.
The harley bentons on Thomann.delike sub £150, from somewhere that's currently shipping...
any suggestions pretty please?
They are generally easier to play because the strings won't be so tight. Cheaper basses also often have higher action, making them a bit more painful to play (especially if you are a beginner) They are not that small either.not for a child
I can't recommend stagg. Historically they are shit. . . . however I bought some super great stagg rods just before I left brighton for just a tenner.They are just boring though. Stagg things look a bit cooler imo
The harley bentons on Thomann.de
Doesn't sound too bad, but I wouldn't let something that shape in my house.🎸 Harley Benton WB-20BK Rock Series
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Yes. You would have to string a bass the other way around and because (unlike a guitar) the strings thickness varies considerably it would affect play. Also it would be upside down and not as comfortable to play.for a brand new never played any kind of guitar left handed learner is there any benefit in going specifically left-handed?