Has this bass got the C- C# key or the undivided C key? Hard to see from the illustration
329759
Little correction to my prior answer - that I typed too quickly. The lowest note is an F not a C and the split keys are for the F and F#. The bass has a split key that allows you to play the F with depression both keys and the F# with the depression of one key.
329760
The bass has a split key that allows you to play the C with depression both keys and the C# with the depression of one key. As a side note, we've found this bass a little workhorse for our group. It delivers decent tone and volume for a fraction of the cost of a wooden bass. It's a great travel bass, but be a little careful of the keys since they are plastic, they can get broken - we've never broken a key on either of our Yamaha basses with over two years of use/travel. Be aware that this bass requires a reasonably high volume of air so your bass player needs good breath support.
329761
This recorder has four keys. One for the left hand third finger, one for the right hand index finger and the two lowest ones are F and F#. Pressing the F# key raises the F key as they are coupled.
114624
It does. The pedal controls the Ultrabass and the Shape features. It's handy for soloing and switching guitars and having a preset sound. Now that you mention it, I cannot remember where mine is. Shows how much I used it...
2278121
On the Bb trumpet, to play C, it's all open fingers meaning you do not need to use any of the 3 keys to play C. Hope this helps!
972726
I don't know. I don't think I ever installed it. I was looking for a contrast between a high distortion pickup for chords and a "clean" (not really the right adjective) sound of a jazz pickup for solos. That was my intentionat least, I hope I did not confuse you more. Eric S.
587531
C is the lowest note. The G is higher than the C string. You have the option of doing it differentl.
1684113
There are seperate models for keyboard and guitar. Be sure and order the correct one.
331693
I think it is the Octave with Middle C. I could be wrong. I tune mine with the standard GCEA combo on the piano. Don't know if that helps at all, but that's my guess. You can tune it up and down if you want as well...
2277886
Hello Catherine (my Mom's name.. also spelled with a "C") Yes and No....... They are standard sized piano keys made of lite plastic.. They are "weighted" to "mimic" the "feel" of real keys.. there are 61 not 88... as this is a keyboard. It is missing some "octaves"... not an issue for general playing .. the unit has good "note" sound reproduction.. I bought it mainly for the CASIO song "learning system" witch is first rateI have a full sized "high end" YAMAHA digital piano...which is my main instrument ... but, they cost many, many times this Casio . A necessity ONLY if you want to be "serious player". REC III Hello Catherine (my Mom's name.. also spelled with a "C") Yes and No....... They are standard sized piano keys made of lite plastic.. They are "weighted" to "mimic" the "feel" of real keys.. there are 61 not 88... as this is a keyboard. It is missing some "octaves"... not an issue for general playing .. the unit has good "note" sound reproduction.. I bought it mainly for the CASIO song "learning system" witch is first rateI have a full sized "high end" YAMAHA digital... » Read More Hello Catherine (my Mom's name.. also spelled with a "C") Yes and No....... They are standard sized piano keys made of lite plastic.. They are "weighted" to "mimic" the "feel" of real keys.. there are 61 not 88... as this is a keyboard. It is missing some "octaves"... not an issue for general playing .. the unit has good "note" sound reproduction.. I bought it mainly for the CASIO song "learning system" witch is first rateI have a full sized "high end" YAMAHA digital piano...which is my main instrument ... but, they cost many, many times this Casio . A necessity ONLY if you want to be "serious player". REC III « Show Less
1013172
It handles the B on my 6-string bass fine so C is no problem. And I just now successfully tuned my acoustic guitar to Ab so I would imagine you'd have no problems. I love the thing, best tuning pedal I've ever tried hands down.
1185391
Sorry to be a bit late on this. But I think mine did. It's been a while.The program that comes with the pedal works well. It's a very common chord so I'd have no reservation about getting the pedal based on its availability.
1365346
I guess you could say it's unwound. The 6.5.4.3. are all flat wound (smooth finish). You may also want to check out the nickel wound strings if not interested in flat wounds.
2167034
The piano isn't really true piano tuned. If you're asking if it is true tuned middle "c" then the answer is no. It's a toy not real piano sound.
720736
Yes it does! EB3-N4LF is the fretless model. It is currently on Back order.
262831
It is a full length bass, but its a terrible bass. I had a horrible experience with it. The pickups didn't pick anything up. And the strings popped while tuning.
2096308
Yes. It's one of those knobs within a knob. The outer one adjusts treble and the outer bass (or maybe it's the other way around) but the answer is yes.
107661
Made in Indonesia is written on the Box...Features Basswood body, maple neck, Active Bass Boost circuit with Precision Bass and Jazz Bass pickups...rosewood fretboard with a "C" shaped neck...it's fast like a Jazz bass and thick and punchy like a Precision...you get the best of both with this one...This is what most call a no Brainer buy...if you like the way it looks you'll love the way it plays and sounds...
1712584
I don't recall it having anything but possibly a model number on the box. I sent mine back because there was a deformation in the neck above the 12th fret causing severe fret buzz. The guitar was absolutely beautiful though. They were out of stock so I couldn't get a replacement. Hope yours works out for you.