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the physics of a bass string

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simmerdown posted on March 16 2012 01:25 #1

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[youtube]tLL0Rb3pOT4[/youtube]

Basster posted on August 24 2012 11:56 #2

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Nice video man! I love moving bass strings! :)

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Tha bass has to be a lil louder...!

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