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Old 01-15-2011, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Nathan Parker View Post
I should add that I do use a laborie end pin, which seems to bring the bass to an angle that is closer to sitting. I really like the way it places the bass, and I am hooked. I feel it allows you to get more weight in your left hand, although pizz might be a little more fatigue inducing. But, I haven't minded it. You should get a laborie endpin, Richard. Do it.
Well Nathan, I thought about those end pins, but lately I think I prefer my bass more vertical. In the end I don't think having the bass on more of an angle really helped my bowing, although bouncing was easier. I know what you mean about the pizz being easier on a vertical bass too. Still, I'd love to give one of these end pins a go!
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