Ich spiele Headless, mit geleimten Hals, mit Flatwounds. Bis jetzt noch nie was vom Deadspot bemerkt.
Nö, aber was wissen wir schon, nicht wahr, "seppblind"?![]()
Genau so schauts aus
So wie jeder bass hat natürlich auch ein headless,
egal ob mit schraub-, eingeleimtem- oder durchgehendem hals
einen deadspot -
nur ist er da deutlich höher angesiedelt.
Bei den kollegen auf talkbass gibts dazu unzählige threads.
Erlaube mir den kollegen "hasbeen" zu zitieren :
"there are many on TB that will disagree with you.......not me though. EVERY bass has deadspots. Just like you said...
it is a question of degrees. ..or if a person can hear it.
Many will be ADAMANT that their bass does NOT have any deadspots. I can find them though, with the bass unplugged and with earplugs in so I can't hear. I can feel them....just by the way the neck resonates and the way the overtones "rise up" and cancel out the note you're playing. I can feel the neck occilate. ..."

Sadowsky dead spot!
My nyc Sadowsky vintage 5 has a dead spot (I think it's Db on the G string). The note has a fine attack, but then very quickly the fundamental fades...
