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6-String Bass Guitars

Explore 6-string bass guitars at Roxy Music. Learn about their extended range, role in music, and how they compare to 4- and 5-string basses.

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Used ESP LTD B-206SM 6-String Electric Bass Guitar - Natural
Used ESP LTD B-206SM 6-String Electric Bass Guitar - Natural
This ESP LTD B-206SM is in Mint condition. The bass plays and sounds as it shoul...
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6-String Bass Guitars at Roxy Music

Discover the ultimate range and versatility of 6-string bass guitars, designed for advanced players and intricate compositions.

What is a 6-String Bass Guitar?

A 6-string bass extends the traditional 4-string design by adding both a low B string and a high C string. This provides an extended range for soloing, chordal playing, and advanced techniques.

History and Role in Music

Introduced in the late 20th century, the 6-string bass gained popularity among jazz and fusion players who wanted more melodic and harmonic possibilities. It remains a favorite for virtuosos and progressive musicians.

Comparison: 6-String vs. Other Bass Guitars

  • 4-String Bass: Simple and traditional, but lacks the extended range for advanced techniques.
  • 5-String Bass: Offers a low B for deeper tones but lacks the high C for melodic exploration.
  • 6-String Bass: Provides unmatched versatility for professional players but requires advanced skill.

Shop 6-String Bass Guitars at Roxy Music

Explore our premium collection of 6-string bass guitars from top brands like Ibanez, Lakland, ESP-LTD, and more. Perfect for seasoned players seeking ultimate creativity.

Take your playing to the next level with a 6-string bass from Roxy Music!

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