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About the basses (from his self titled album)
- The 4-String Bass is the low end foundation of the music and is the standard bass for popular music.
- The Fretless Bass is the same as the 4-String Bass but the metal frets have been removed from the fingerboard so that it's smooth as glass. This gives the bass a "snarly" type of sound.
- The Nylon String Fretless Bass combines the fretless fingerboard sound with nylon core strings and piezo pickups. It has a very big and wrm sound.
- The Stereo Panning String Bass is the same as the 4-String Bass except that the bridge has individual pickups underneath each string which, with a built in stereo mixer, allows me to pan each string from left to right in the stereo spectrum.
- The Piccolo Bass is tuned an octave higher than a regular bass so that it sounds a lot like a guitar.
- The Stereo Panning String Piccolo Bass combines the tuning of the Piccolo Bass with the stereo panning feature. It sounds like there are guitars everywhere!
- The Nylon String Piccolo Bass combines the Piccolo Bass tuning with nylon strings and sounds a lot like a nylon string guitar.
- The Midi Bass has a musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) converter built in that allows me to play my bass through any MIDI keyboard or computer. The possibilities are endless.
- The Tenor Bass sounds like a regular bass but is a 4th higher in pitch and has a very punchy sound.
- The Stereo Panning String Tenor Bass combines the tuning of the Tenor Bass with the stereo panning feature.
- The 4-String Contra Bass is tuned a 4th lower in pitch like the bottom four strings on a 5-string bass for that huge low end sound.
For information about this page please email me.
For correspondence and booking information for Brian Bromberg contact:
Lucille Hunt/White Light Productions
Los Angeles, CA 90069 TEL: (310)276-3450 FAX: (310)276-3277
This page was last updated on January 17, 1998 |