🎸Bass sixes are guitars with six strings tuned down a whole octave from each standard on a regular guitar.
🔊They have a longer scale and the string spacing is the same as a guitar.
🤘Bass sixes are the ultimate metal guitars for going really low while still maintaining clarity and having fun.
🎶Different models have different feels and sounds, some more like a bass and others more like a guitar.
🎛️Current production models include Fender, Harley Benton, Solar, and more.
What is the difference between a bass six and an extended range guitar?
—The main difference is that bass sixes have six strings tuned down a whole octave, while extended range guitars have more strings in addition to the regular guitar tuning.
Do bass sixes have a different feel compared to regular guitars?
—Bass sixes have a longer scale and thicker gauge strings, which may take some getting used to. However, the navigation is similar to a regular guitar.
Are bass sixes suitable for genres other than metal?
—Yes, bass sixes can be used in various genres. Some models have a more bass-like sound, while others have a more guitar-like sound.
What are some popular bass six models?
—Popular bass six models include the Fender Square Bass VI, Harley Benton Baritone, Solar Flame Black Burst Mat, and Gretsch Electromatic Jet Baritone.
Are there any discontinued bass six models that are highly sought after?
—Yes, the Squire Jazz Master Baritone and discontinued versions of the Fender Jazz Master Baritone were highly sought after and went for high prices on the used market.
00:00Bass sixes are guitars with six strings tuned down a whole octave from each standard on a regular guitar.
00:24They have a longer scale and the string spacing is the same as a guitar.
01:04Bass sixes are the ultimate metal guitars for going really low while still maintaining clarity and having fun.
03:24Different models have different feels and sounds, some more like a bass and others more like a guitar.
05:59Current production models include Fender, Harley Benton, Solar, and more.
