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All about an Acoustic Bass Guitar
There are different types of guitars producing various sound variations, offering different features. One of the most demanding is the acoustic bass guitar. This is a bass instrument with a hollow wooden body similar to a bass guitar, though usually somewhat larger than a steel string acoustic guitar. A steel strung acoustic bass guitar is louder and sounds brighter than a classical guitar. These guitars are constructed and made using various materials. Those guitars, which are expensive, have a solid top, solid back and sides. Normally cedar and spruce are the materials, which are being used for making the solid wood tops. Back and sides are often made from mahogany, maple or rosewood.
Entry-level acoustic bass guitars are generally constructed entirely from laminated wood. But mid range acoustic bass guitars may sometimes have a combination of solid parts, often solid top and laminated woods. Acoustic bass guitars are most preferably used while playing a folk music or a country song, though many pop as well as rock singers use this guitar quite often in their concerts.
A brief history
The first modern acoustic bass guitar was developed in the early 1960s by Ernie Ball of San Luis Obispo, California. Ball aimed to provide bass guitarists with a more acoustic sounding instrument that would match better with the sound of acoustic guitars. In the late 1980s, MTV unplugged show helped to popularize hollow bodied acoustic bass guitars amplified with pickups.
Information about the construction
The acoustic bass guitar usually has a hollow wooden body similar to that of the steel string acoustic guitar. This is quite unlike the electric bass guitar, which is generally a solid body instrument. The majority of acoustic basses are fretted. Semi fretted versions also exist, although they are quite rare. Frets are raised metal strips inserted into the fingerboard that extend across the full width of the neck. On a fretted bass, the frets divide the fingerboard into semitone divisions. The acoustic bass guitar commonly has four strings, which are normally tuned E A D G, an octave below the lowest four strings of the 6 string guitar. Most acoustic basses have pickups, either magnetic or piezoelectric or both, so that they can be amplified with an instrument amplifier. This is because it becomes difficult to hear an acoustic bass guitar without an amplifier. Piezoelectric pickups are non magnetic pickups that produce a different tone.
Conclusion
Acoustic guitars, which are an indispensable part of folk music and country music as well, are available in different types. The prices of these guitars also vary because of the materials used to make the guitars. The Earthwood acoustic bass guitar was introduced in 1972. The Earthwood acoustic guitar was quite large and deep in contrast to most instruments and gave more volume, especially in the low register. After a few years of its birth it became almost extinct. Some of the very famous guitar manufacturers, who make world class acoustic guitars, are Alvarez, Breedlove, Cort, Crafter, Jerzey, Dean, Eston, Gibson, and some others.
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Can anybody give me the name of a good bass amp, something that has allot of bass and mid-range.?
I'm looking for something around the lines of $400-$600.
There are a few things you want to look for.
In terms of speaker configurations, the most common are a 1x15", 2x10", and 4x10". The 2x10" gives you a lot of mid-range and treble, but they probably have the worst bass of all the cabinets. They're also slightly limited volume-wise, since they can't push much air. A 1x15" would give you lots of bass and a good mid-range, but your high-mids and treble frequencies wouldn't be as articulate. A 4x10" is basically a 2x10" except bigger - it pushes more air, so it's louder, and it has the best mid-high frequency response. It's bass isn't the greatest, but it's better than a 2x10" simply because it pushes more air (more speaker surface area).
Generally, a 1x15" cabinet will give you a boomier tone, whereas 10" setups will make your sound really punchy. They can also seem louder, because they emphasize the mid-range frequencies which the human ear is naturally attuned to hear better.
For your price range, check some of these out:
Ashdown MAG (300W):
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ashdown-MAG-C115300-Combo-Bass-Amp?sku=485032 (15" speaker)
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ashdown-MAG-C210T300-Combo-Bass-Amp?sku=485033 (2x10" speakers & tweeter)
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ashdown-MAG-C410T300-Combo-Bass-Amp?sku=485034 (4x10" speakers & tweeter)
Ashdown isn't that well known, because it's a British company. But it's probably the best gear you can get for your price (in fact, some of the best stuff you can get for under $1000). It's used by bands like U2, The Foo Fighters, System of a Down, Megadeth, and Pink Floyd.
Hope you find what you're looking for. =)
Cheers
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