Is a Thunderbird Bass Long Scale?

For clarity, both the Thunderbird and the P-Bass are regular long scale.

What kind of bass is a Thunderbird?

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The Gibson Thunderbird is an electric bass guitar made by Gibson and Epiphone….Gibson Thunderbird.

Thunderbird bass
Body	Mahogany
Neck	Maple or mahogany
Fretboard	Rosewood or ebony
Hardware

How long is a Gibson Thunderbird?

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Fingerboard Material	Rosewood
Fingerboard Inlay	Acrylic Dots
Number of Frets	20, Medium Jumbo
Scale Length	34″

How long is a Thunderbird bass?

The Epiphone Thunderbird has a scale length of 34″ which is more or less a universal standard for basses.

How many frets does a Thunderbird bass have?

20
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Nut
Radius:	30.48 cm / 12″
Frets:	20
Nut/End of Board:	3.810 cm / 1.50″ @ nut, 5.9944 cm / 2.360″ @ end of board
Scale:	86.36 cm / 34″

How much does a Thunderbird bass weigh?

SPECIFICATIONS

Body	mahogany
Outputs	1/4″ Mono, Metal Jack Plate
Hardware	Black
Options	Hard Case
Typical Weight (+/- 5%)	8.7 lbs

How do I make my bass sound deeper?

For deep bass, you’re going to want to use a low-pass filter to cut out the higher frequencies of the bass notes, and then shape it with the filter and amplitude envelopes. Using the low-pass filter cutoff, we cut the higher frequencies out. Next, played with the filter resonance to add some depth and color.

What does bass do to your brain?

The lower frequencies, it seems, strong-arm the brain into synchronizing. This helps explain why a bass-heavy sound might make people more inclined to move along: the lower frequencies, as the authors write, boost “selective neural locking to the beat.”

Does heavy bass sound better?

Almost foolish to state that a bass sounds better because its heavier. There are so many light weight basses out there that sound amazing. I’ve found lighter weight basses tend to be more resonant.

Why do people like bass so loud?

Basically, your brain picks up on the rhythms of lower, bassier music faster than it does high-pitched noises. Researchers theorize that this is why music from various ethnic origins around the world is largely designed with background rhythms made up of lower tones.

Why does bass turn me on?

A recent study concludes that low frequencies in music help our brains synchronize with the rhythm of the song. In short, it’s all about the bass.

Is sound bass good for health?

Cognitive scientist Tecumseh Fitch at the University of Vienna says that louder, deeper bass notes help people to feel the resonance in their bodies, not just hear it in their ears, helping us to keep the rhythm. When it comes to the human brain, the Auditory cortex plays an important role in processing sound.