dose this work on 5 string basses
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I've used it on the traditional E, A, D, and G strings of a bass, but I must say, I've never tried to tune that low B with this tuner.
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It doesn't seem to read the e string on a four string bass very well (Fender Squier Jazz Bass) You have to position the tuner in just the right place on the headstock otherwise it doesn't seem to register the vibrations. I'm not sure how well it would work on an even lower string.
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It should, most five string banjos are about the same length and being right or left handed does not make a difference since it's only the 5th string tuner we are talking about.
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Brad, I play a 5-string bass and have had no problems tuning to the low B. Often I check the tuning accuracy of the notes I play most often, such as, low C, D, F, G, Ab, Eb, etc. It displays the note that I am hitting and indicates if it is sharp or flat. I don't foresee you having any problem with this tuner. It is the best tuner I have ever used. The "true pass through" and mute features while tuning are excellent also.
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I use it on various six strings for which it is excellent. It can even be used on a seven string but only just covers full range of strings.
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I found it great for my 6 string acoustic and my 6 string electric with and without the amp. I am sure it will work with a 12 string as an "E" or "B" note should be the same no matter the number of strings.
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It should. I used it for my Squier 4-string Jaguar Bass. It only comes in a 4-pack.
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My 5 string Resonator fits in this case. I have a Gretsch not an Ibanez. I think that if it is a standard sized banjo you should be okay.
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Will work for a bass (I use mine for that) but needs to have the pegs to attach to and bind against.
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I have had a G5 since release and have made patches that will allow me to create simple bass sounds from a six string guitar. It is done with the Octave effect - The Zoom G5 can drop 1 or 2 octaves. You then have a ton of other effects you can add to it. But just to clarify, no guitar with any effects is going to sond like a real bass guitar. I use these patches mainly just to lay down a loop onto the G5's looper(with drums) to then play along with on guitar. It works very well for this.
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I wouldn't,but I am a beginner myself but it seems to be geared towards a six string although Marshall makes many a fine amp,ask someone with a bit more expirience,my brother plays bass and has always preferred fender or peavey as a small bass amp
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I'm not sure, it depends on the width of your bridge. It seems designed for a normal 5 string bridge. the padded area of the mute is 6mm (2 3/8") long and slides over the bridge. My bridge is 7mm wide and it works for that. It mutes the banjo well, but it increases the sustain.
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It will tune down 5 semitones to B and up to capo on the 7th fret. http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/2830605/tc_electronic_polytune_2_manual_english.pdf
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There is no particular setting for it, but no reason why it would not work. It will really work for any stringed instrument.
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The tuner has a mic input, so u can tune an acoustic instrument. Never tried an acoustic bass, but I would assume it should work.
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Yes, this fits both my Fender 5 string jazz basses together at the same time. Also sometimes I carry a 5 and 4 string Fender jazz bass
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Hello James, I have not tried it with a bass but see no reason that it would not work, it will. Keep in mind though that the low rich tones you would expect from a larger amp won't be there. It will be audible and it will have plenty of volume. Hope this helps you out a bit. You might check YouTube, search for HoneyTone Amp. You might find your answer for sure there! Good Luck! Dennis
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No idea, BUT(!!!) I did it to fit into my Takimine/Jasmine JUMBO acoustic Bass, for whatever that's worth. It has threads and screws in and is somewhat flexible. Good luck!