Bass Guitar repair and installation topics.
If you happened to be at the Maker Fair in the Bay Area about a week ago you may have spotted a young lady in a sun dress roller skating around with an odd contraption. The young lady was Jeri Ellsworth, the contraption was a Commodore 64 Bass Keytair.
You will need power. You’ll get around to plugging everything in, and find yourself short a couple sockets. It seems simple, but these kinds of things are rarely complicated.
BBG Tech Max is back with another how-to video. After installing a new preamp in a previous video, Max shows us how to properly outfit it with great looking and well-fitting knobs.
After stripping, sanding, and staining a pawn shop bass, the transformation is quite impressive.
The first in our series of Gig Bag Essentials is really a life essential. Duct tape (or gaffers tape). You’ll need it. You won’t know why, you won’t know how, but it will save you.
Best Bass Gear tech Max breaks out the router and shows up how to install an 18-volt battery box in a bass guitar.
We take a look at how to clean your bass’ fretboard, because a clean instrument is a better sounding instrument.
Using an old woodworkers trick to lubricate you screws, making them turn easily and preventing stripping.
Best Bass Gear tech Max is back with another video guide, this time showing us how to install a set of new Hipshot HB7 tuners.
Making truss rod adjustments on vintage basses with cross screw nuts.
