Robert Challoner Latest about Robert Challoner Science Suggests Bassists Are Among the Most Important Band Members By Damian Fanelli published 8 June 15 There seems to be new scientific proof that bassists are actually one of the most vital members of bands. It turns out there are powerful neurological and structural reasons music needs bass. Bands Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1Become a better guitarist for just 27 cents a day? That's not as absurd as it sounds thanks to TrueFire’s massive July 4th sale – save 60% on an annual subscription2"The consistency between the tone I got from the moment I put the strings on, to the tone present two weeks later is the highlight here": trying Cleartone treated electric guitar strings for the first time3“It was under a staircase for 50 years. The owner’s family thought it could be worth £5,000. They were told, ’It’s worth more than that…’” The curious tale of Joe Bonamassa’s ‘Royal Albert’ Les Paul – and its mysterious mod4Fender's Summer Sale just slashed up to $550 off some killer guitars – here are my top 3 picks, starting from just $2005“I just said, ‘Look, Ed, if you want to do this, I’ll set up a guitar for you, and if you don’t like what we do, I’ll just destroy it in front of you’”: Eddie Van Halen and Keanu Reeves nearly ended up on the John Wick soundtrack
Science Suggests Bassists Are Among the Most Important Band Members By Damian Fanelli published 8 June 15 There seems to be new scientific proof that bassists are actually one of the most vital members of bands. It turns out there are powerful neurological and structural reasons music needs bass.
