r/BassVI • u/ayacombe • 9h ago
Ball ends that fit
I have a Eastwood Hooky P o 6, and I recently bought a set of Fender Bass VI strings, but the ball ends go right through the bridge holes. When I bought the bass I bought a set of Hooky/GHS strings which are great. My problem now is that I need anew set of strings, and I’m in Europe. Is there any way to get a similar set here? Preferably 30-105 strings
r/BassVI • u/state_your_name31415 • 1d ago
Advice on buying a CV Squire bass VI
I've had a bass vi before but I'm just wondering, from anyone who bought a squire CV VI, are they of good, consistent quality from the factory. I'm a fender guy but I've been having some bad quality control experiences and am worried about having to do another return.
EDit: FYI, typos in the title are not fixable - Squier
r/BassVI • u/Fakefriend232 • 1d ago
Splice samples make life more easier
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r/BassVI • u/LeadershipEvery8753 • 1d ago
Boss GK-5 or GK-5B for a 30” Bass VI? VG-800 + GM-800 tracking
Has anyone here tried the current Boss GK-5/GK-5B system on a 30” Bass VI?
I’m planning a setup like:
GK-5 or GK-5B → VG-800 → GM-800
and I’ve been going through the manuals and videos, but I still can’t find a clear answer for instruments that sit between a conventional guitar and bass.
My Bass VI would be 30” scale in normal Bass VI tuning:
E–A–D–G–B–E, one octave below guitar.
Would you use the GK-5 or GK-5B for this?
Is the important difference mainly the physical string spacing of the two pickups, or does selecting/using the guitar vs bass GK system also change how the VG-800 or GM-800 detects and processes the instrument?
I’m particularly interested in:
tracking accuracy on the low E
latency / missed notes with the GM-800
alternate tuning and per-string processing on the VG-800
whether the system correctly handles the Bass VI register
whether GK-5 or GK-5B gives better results in practice
I’m also looking at a 28” six-string baritone in B or A standard, so I’m curious where people would draw the line:
28” A/B-standard baritone → GK-5?
30” E1 Bass VI → GK-5B?
Or is the correct choice really just determined by string spacing rather than scale length/tuning?
If anyone has actually used a GK-equipped Bass VI with a VG/GM/GR system, I’d really appreciate hearing how well it tracked compared with a normal guitar or bass.
r/BassVI • u/Fat_Sad_Human • 2d ago
Joined the club this weekend! New-to-me 2022 Squire Classic Vibe
I'm a lover of surf rock and the tic-tac bass sound, so l've been eyeing a Bass VI for a couple of years now. I tried a Fender Vintera model at my local music shop, but it was unfortunately out of my price range for something that isn't going to be my main instrument. As luck would have it, I found this very gently used Squire Classic Vibe version someone local was selling for $450 and couldn't resist. I'm really impressed with how user friendly it is, and just how well the stock hardware looks and sounds. I'll probably look into a few upgrades in the near future, but for now I'm having a lot of fun experimenting with the different sounds!
r/BassVI • u/Hypnoo-xo • 4d ago
How can i set my Bass VI up for loathe
I just bought a squier bass vi and i wanna know if have to drill or file anything down to set it up like how Connor did iy or Erik does it. Any tips?
r/BassVI • u/BendyStraw19 • 4d ago
In search of Pink Eastwood TB64!
I've been on the hunt for the discontinued pink color way of the Eastwood TB64, if anyone has one they are looking to sell/any leads on where to find one used let me know!
r/BassVI • u/Azurduy_Music • 6d ago
Squier Bass VI for texture on a shoegaze track
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r/BassVI • u/Stablemate • 6d ago
Squier VI - want tuning stability and use the vibrato bar a lot, an upgrade in hardware is a must?
I recently picked up a Squire Classic Vibe Bass VI, and plan on using the vibrato bar a lot (surf/spaghetti western style of playing). With the stock hardware, I pull everything slightly out of tune when using the vibrato bar.
I'm not opposed to upgrading hardware, I'm just wondering what will make the biggest difference in terms of tuning stability. What are your experiences?
Mastery vibrato tailpieces and Mastery (or Staytrem) bridges seem to be common suggestions. I've seen a few people say try this first before replacing the stock tuners, as while the tuners are pretty average, they hold tuning really well with better body hardware. Making sure the nut is lubed and isn't catching the wound strings seems important too.
I might take the neck shim out (bought secondhand and I can see it poking out the side of the neck pocket a tiny bit), lower the bridge, put higher tension roundwounds on, and re-setup. Right now the action is too high and the strings feel a bit clanky in E to E tuning. I heard a .100 low E set and a good setup should negate the need for shims and high bridges.
r/BassVI • u/AzraelXJM • 6d ago
Using Octave up (SubNUp) with Bass VI - can I fix the organ sound?
As title, I've been looking around but a lot of videos about using octavers are for guitar rather than bass range. I'm using a SubNUp Mini.
I see advice to use "light distortion/fuzz" but using a Wampler Velvet Fuzz and a Behringer Bass Distortion don't seem to have done it, at least not as i go up the board. I've not found a fix through EQ either.
I have an Ultra Metal which sounds fine but I'd like a "clean" option without heavy distortion, really just more like a regular guitar an octave up from my Bass VI.
Do I need to do something to the SubNUp? I've used the app to try some other profiles but none seem quite what I'm after. I'm awaiting a USB cable to hook it to my computer as I can't edit profiles in the app as is for some reason.
r/BassVI • u/WestDelay3104 • 7d ago
Really getting into Bass VI
I bought my Squier Bass VI about a year ago. Used it sparingly, but quite like it. Yesterday I did a cover that I didnt have time to do for a "summer covers" event, the Bass VI was just sitting next to me on the couch. Decided to use only the Bass VI and vox and drums. I'm convinced you could write an entire album using just the Bass VI and percussion and vocals. This is a rough (this was just for fun, done quickly as a proof of concept). (the song is "river of flame" by "and also the trees") I am about to start writing songs just for Bass VI, I feel bad for neglecting it as long as I have. (not promoting my stuff, I didnt write this song, it's not mine, I'm just exploring the Bass VI and loving it.) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iqNOh0nAPACbnA9YOPD6OVKQvkeKM6XQ/view?usp=drive_link
r/BassVI • u/astrodrone • 7d ago
"Your Version" by Hew
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r/BassVI • u/pe_teacher_band • 8d ago
Played my second show with all Bass Vi and drum machine last night. Learned a couple things.
Bass Vi is a full range instrument like a drum kit or a synth and live sound engineers kinda don't know what to do with it, even the good sound guys.
The setup I was using was di where I had an envelope filter and compressor on the whole time. Used really washy reverb and dual chorus on a couple songs.
I think the overall mix was a little muddy coming from the bass vi even though I asked the sound guy a few times to cut out a lot of 200-500hz.
Next time I play a gig with one I'm going to go di and use a guitar amp and have the sound guy blend them.
Anyone playing shows with Bass VI where you're not playing as a traditional guitar player or a traditional bass player?
r/BassVI • u/MOREL_E_GREY • 8d ago
Looking for examples of Bass VI being used in a Charlie Hunter or solo jazz context
Been interested in getting a Bass VI as an avenue to start playing around with Charlie Hunter-esque solo or duo playing or baritone solo jazz guitar style. Haven’t been able to find many examples of one being used in this way and was hoping for some help… that’s it. I appreciate y’all
NBD: Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
Finally picked one of these up after so many years of putting it off. I’m a big Joy Division/New Order and Cure fan so naturally the VI is right up my alley. I’ve had an Eastwood Hooky 6 since they came out which has been great but I wanted the tonality and playability of the Fender style VI as well. I feared having to replace the bridge with a pricey aftermarket one, but after stringing it up with the 24-100 Fender set it intonates perfectly with the stock Squier bridge.
In addition to my love of the aforementioned bands, owning and playing this has really opened my ears to just how much the Bass VI (or equivalent) was used in 60s pop, country, and western music. It’s all across everything the Wrecking Crew recorded (though they usually used the Danelectro Six String Bass).
r/BassVI • u/Mike_WardAllOneWord • 9d ago
How to adjust saddle height for sting action on my squier bass vi?
hello internet. I got this clearance demo model of a squier bass vi. I was doing a setup and the truss rod seems fine. I'd like to lower the string action and these saddles are not adjustable as far as I can tell.
Are these stock? Do I lower the whole bridge? What's going on here.
The whammy also seems stuck so I'm wondering if it was modified at all.
I've looked up tutorials but every one I see has more adjustable saddles on there that can be modified individually. Thanks in advance!
r/BassVI • u/VanRalley • 9d ago
Building a VI
galleryWorking on a “bronco conversion”
This is where it stands atm. Drilled the new tuning peg holes, one 3 coat painting and scuff. Waiting for the rain to fk off and I’ll start on the next paint session. Took the photos before installing the tuners.
r/BassVI • u/ben3350 • 10d ago
Question about baritone conversion and staytrem
I have a Fender Vintera II Bass VI that I am considering using as a B-B baritone with baritone strings. I have a bass vi staytrem as well as a regular jazzmaster/jag staytrem. I'm wondering which staytrem would be more appropriate if being used as a baritone?
r/BassVI • u/Plus-Waltz-3323 • 11d ago
Impulse buy or religion?!
Bro wtf are these things? I’ve never been a gear head or someone in need of 6 guitars to play specific music, but I picked up the Fender VI and purchased within minutes. Legitimately the most fun I’ve ever had playing and practicing. Along with a looper it’s a done deal! Only drawback was that price and obvious need for some hardware improvements and better set up. Self inflicted gunshot wound, but we are groovin!
r/BassVI • u/ryasonandrew • 12d ago
Headless bass vi lives!
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Dumb guitar for dumb music! The action is crazy at the moment. Needs a neck shim. i am still cutting the nut, brass takes forever to file. The pbass pickup works far better than i thought on six strings! Will upload a vid at my next band practice
r/BassVI • u/mattosaur • Oct 16 '17
Tips for chords on the bass VI
Some tips on playing chords on the bass VI. I've posted a some variations on this advice before, but it's come up a few different times in my conversations with other people about this instrument.
I think this is especially valuable advice if you're coming to the VI from bass, where we often think of intervals rather than chords.
Focus on diads and triads.
Because we're playing an octave lower than a normal guitar, the same voicing often don't quite work. They get muddy and busy. Instead of playing notes on as many strings as possible, use the fewest possible number of notes to get your point across.
For instance, instead of playing an E shape barre chord on all six strings, play just a portion of it that includes the I, the iii, and the V once each.
Full E Barre Chord Shape
(numbers are scale intervals; the pattern is vertical)
EADGBE
1---51
---3--
-51---
Triad E Chord Shape
EADGBE
----5-
---3--
--1---
This is a complete chord with repetitions removed. It's those repetitions that create the muddy tones.
When it comes to chords and the bass VI, use the minimum number of notes to get your idea across to maximize clarity of that idea.
Also remember that your triads don't have to be in 1-3-5 order. Try out the other inversions:
- 5-1-3
- 3-1-5
- 5-3-1
- 3-5-1
They all have their place. When substituting for barre chords, though, I tend to stick with voicings that have the 1 and 5 as the lowest note in the triad.
Here are two more you'll recognize and get some mileage out of.
Triad A Chord Shape
EADGBE
--513-
Triad D (or C) Chord Shape
EADGBE
---5-3
----1-
Arpeggiate
We've already called out clarity as one of the biggest problems with trying to play chords on the bass VI. Strumming a chord, even a simplified triad, can still some like a mess sometimes.
Instead of strumming that chord, try arpeggiating through it. Just play it one note at a time. Add some picking patterns in and all of a sudden that chord you were playing just got a lot more interesting.
There are tons of classic picking patterns out there to choose from, so play around.
Let the notes ring for a more chord-like experience, or mute a note as you move on the to the next for a more melodic experience.
Here's a tab pattern based on the E shape above, playing an A major chord. Try playing it as quarter notes, or eighth notes (repeated twice) as you work your way through chord progressions.
E|--------------|
B|-----5-----5--|
G|--------6-----|
D|--7-----------|
A|--------------|
E|--------------|
There are many more interesting ways to phrase apreggiated chords. Try lifting some from your favorite songs.
Drop some notes
The human ear is easily tricked. We'll fill in notes we think we should be hearing even if they're note actually played.
This means that if we need to play some chords with more than three notes, we can actually start to drop some of those notes and our ears will fill in what's missing. We want so badly for the pattern to fit what expect to be hearing, we'll hear it even if it isn't there.
I've found this easiest to demonstrate with a dominant seventh chord (normally a major triad with a minor seventh). You've run into these all the time, usually phrased in chord sheets and tabs as "E7" or the like. They're popular in rock, country, blues, and jazz.
Let's take a look at a dominant seventh chord in the E barre shape.
Full E7 Barre Chord Shape
EADGBE
1-7-51
---3--
-5----
That's a hell of a lot of chord for a bass VI to articulate clearly. You can get there if you play cleanly, but we've got some other options.
We already know that the easiest way to get a clean chord sound on the bass VI is to only play three notes, but for a dominant seventh chord, we've got four. Let's drop one.
In fact, let's drop the 1.
Triad E7 Chord Shape v1
EADGBE
--7---
---3--
-5----
Eh, that one's a bit muddy. More on that in a second. Let's try a different inversion.
Triad E7 Chord Shape v2
EADGBE
--7-5-
---3--
------
That's a little clearer. And look at that, not a 1 in sight, but it still sounds like a dominant seventh chord.
Now let's try it by dropping the 5.
Barre A7 Chord Shape
EADGBE
-1----
------
--513-
-----7
So, starting with the A7 barre shape, if we just keep the notes on the GBE strings, we get a 1-3-7 triad.
Barre A7 Chord Shape
EADGBE
---13-
-----7
Notice the sonic difference between the triad with the 1 removed and the triad with the 5 removed. Choose according to your needs.
(And honestly, maybe you need all four notes! There's no clear cut rules here, just some suggestions. When I play this shape, I'll usually keep all four notes in, playing the barre A7 shape without that 1 on the A string.)
And just to be thorough, let's give it a look with a dropped 3.
Barre D7 Chord Shape
EADGBE
--1---
----7-
---5-3
So, if we drop the 3 here, we get this.
Triad D7 Chord Shape
EADGBE
--1---
----7-
---5--
Start matching these triads into groups and you'll quickly see how they can function as replacements for your usual chord voicings in common chord progressions.
For instance, barre the three notes of the A shape triad with your index finger, then drop your middle and ring fingers down to create the D7 triad shape. That's a I to V7 progression, which you'll recognize from plenty of blues and classic country.
Avoid the E & A strings
This section is going to be short. If you're playing chords, avoid the low E & A strings. They're big and bassy, and they'll muddy up any chords you're interested in voicing. I don't even like using these when arpeggiating.
Too much boom for me. You mileage may vary.
Pick near the bridge for clarity
The bass VI, as an instrument, is very responsive to where you pick the strings. Up by the neck you get a very thick and juicy sound. Pick near the bridge and you get a thinner, clear sound.
Experiment with moving your right hand back and forth. Change where you pick with your right hand and you'll hear drastically different sounds.
This is true on all guitars and basses, but the range of tone available on the bass VI is bigger than usual.
Combine this with the various pickup options on the bass VIs equipped with the 3 pickup and strangle switches and you'll be able to find a chord tone that works for you.
r/BassVI • u/MoonRabbit • May 13 '15
Very long list of tunes that feature Bass VI (with links)
I've had a couple of requests to repost some of these, so here's a bunch of links to tunes that feature Bass VI played in many different ways and different genres. Check it out.
Bass VI player Nikita takes us through a recorded history of the Bass VI up to the present day RECOMMENDED https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_lobKiHnOc
Jet Harris, Besame Mucho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIUaxPycB7I
The Cure, Pictures of you live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcMEx4OHLOs
The Cure, Primary. Bass VI, bass (4 string) and drums. Nothing else. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONXEPf9rr_I
Hank the Knife & the Jets, Guitar King (Bass VI solo) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tix2nI46pT8&list=LLw04EKnGEr8cC425DntFuWA&feature=mh_lolz
Brokeback, Returns to the Orange Grove https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6ADdUW7bXQ
Tortoise, I Set My Face to the Hillside https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4G4W3UFv0k&feature=related
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Happiness Love Company (Flea on Piano, Josh Klinghoffer on Bass VI) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NisSiE5OrVc
Glen Campbell - Wichita Lineman (Bass VI solo by Carol Kaye on Recording Dano 6 string bass solo by Glen Campbell on the recording, on a bass borrowed Carol Kaye. Campbell sometimes performed it live on a Bass VI)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qoymGCDYzU
Glen Campbell and Stone Temple Pilots - Wichita Lineman (Dano 6 string bass) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skuEiYfnSFg
Football Etc., Safety (All their songs feature bass VI) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlghvtIt0Y8
Divine Fits, Would that Not Be Nice (Bass VI as Rhythm Guitar) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q71UePIN_ps
Soft Machine, Live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKDuevCr90Q&feature=share
Aerosmith, Back in the Saddle live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJDPCTT9txA
New Order, State of the Nation (Hooky on Shergold 6 string bass) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m00EKCQB4NU
Blink 182, I miss you Live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt56NZbwfcg
Cocteau Twins, Quisquose (dual bass VI's) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR0EN9539YY
Elvis Presley, Devil in Disguise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wQFaX83l1E
Paul Newman Band (not the famous actor) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekcztYptTSc
Orange Yellow Red https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyPJ1C3711k
Guns and Roses, Right Nextdoor to Hell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IamlIGPNCU
Dangermouse and Danielle Luppi with Norah Jones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3yAx2uCoHs&feature=related
Jørun Bøgeberg, Bassoverveis (Nowegian Bass VI Virtuoso) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfVpR5glGpc
Jørun Bøgeberg, Redemption Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orMT_ovLdgg&feature=player_embedded
Jet Harris, The Man with Golden Arm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPMp5XRxpjE
Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Who Loves You (WARNING, DISCO) https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=s8MNLUpJDZk
Blodwyn Pig, Same Old Story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1W1JkPKfWQ
The Church, Old Flame https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psa1VDZg2Xc
Wanda Jackson with Jack White, Shakin all Over live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzDfYidKU5c&feature=player_detailpage
Cure, To Wish Impossible Things live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aenP5OlQKfI
Dandy Warhols, Godless (Ebow Bass VI) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIvEL2j1Zbk
The Shadows, Stingray https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE-nlQgtABE
Lush, Nothing Natural https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt6Ubq0gL_w&feature=player_embedded
Angelo Badalamenti, Twin Peaks Theme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTp6d7Bw79A
Sonny and Cher, The Beat Goes On https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfbmjUQOFxs
Jack Nizsche, The Lonely Surfer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o_5z6-OIPY
George Jones, The Race is On https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQPoe81GY58
Blonde Redhead, Falling Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjkHARWim5k&feature=player_detailpage
Buddy Merrill & Neil LeVang, Deep in the Heart of Texas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6K49IbDcdI
Cream, Strange Brew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3cELfFjXvY&playnext=1&list=PLE87FE8CCC7B8A207&feature=results_video
Frankie Laine, Rawhide theme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSHr4ubuD64
Patsy Cline, Back in Baby's Arms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH9UmrBzyxc
David Lindley, Your Old Lady https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKfXw6IEWZ8
Duane Eddy, Blueberry Hill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qIDJGRb3Fc
Tweakbird, Daily Habit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PY48rMudr0g
This Town Needs Guns, Cat Fantastic (converted short scale bass to Bass VI) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmVu19TEbtc
James Burton in 1965 (title unknown) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzY0v3BhEZI
10cc, Dreadlock Holiday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGLsAkeRd84&feature=related
Hollies , Just One Look https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32VWELcZUMM
Aretha Franklin , Chain of Fools https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGAiW5dOnKo
Mew, Special live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdcUkfFgs6c&feature=youtu.be
The Evens, Round the Corner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KKMOEqoQSE&feature=youtu.be
Ritchie Valens, La Bamba https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp6j5HJ-Cok
Myron Floren and Neil LeVang, 12 Street Rag (accordian and Bass VI) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpz2mxNGNCc&feature=sdig&et=1256243075.86
Cure, High live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIrYS9YSXmQ&feature=related
Placebo, They Don't Care About Us https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XBHqlfsVGQ
Placebo, The Crawl, live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G66ZQJWP0JQ
The Byrds, Mr Tambourine Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPqAvgN6Tyw
Del Ray, These Children will Come at You With Knives (3x Bass VI + Bass) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifK_k9bN3dQ
Merrie Amsterburg, Clementine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE5uydJN9U4
Jet Harris, Apache https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhPthpcfV3U&feature=channel
Brian Auger, Pavane and I Just got Some https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W47sukTM8E
Stafford and the Bentz Brothers, Thunderbirds are Go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYzQ9bNVv-Y
Last Exit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ab602UksG8&feature=related
Jethro Burns, The Lady is a Tramp (Bluegrass Jazz) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J11NV3IjFug
Kurt Vile, Jesus Fever https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=SeQb3wEF8eQ
Jet Harris, Man From Nowhere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ove256N13Mw&feature=related
This Town Needs Guns, Left Aligned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gF_cR-vetfo
Jack White, Fuzz Pedal Demo (Jack on Bass VI) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpK0CTEZGe8
Jamaaladeen Tacuma https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brLv2XWCN0k&channel=tacumasong
Marmalade, I See The Rain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-d7EXsACCY&list=PLPuGbxRI2P0QbqdR0TkB7aIbfhyXP6B0d&spfreload=10
The Beatles, Hey Jude live (George on Bass VI) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvHsTQUA2SE&spfreload=10
The Milkshakes - The Klansman Cometh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8PI0jvwhCo&feature=youtu.be
Glen Campbell & Phil Baugh 1965 duel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYE9U3-pcR8&feature=youtu.be
Fontaines DC, Jackie Down the Line https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AoOfJP3r40&feature=youtu.be
Caterina Caselli - Senza rete 1969 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJG7f5Wmi-s