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Main Forums => The Bass Zone => Topic started by: Rhythm N. Bliss on December 17, 2010, 03:28:26 PM
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Been playing with wool & leather gloves on sometimes these cold winter nights so Googled to see if anyone else is doing this & Voila!
Meet Etienne Mbappi:
http://www.etiennembappe.com/uploads/files/EtienneMbappePress2010-240k.pdf
He's with John McLaughlin now.
I was wondering if rubber gloves would work. Y'know, like food handlers & tattoo artists wear.
I'd like to market some bassplayer gloves called Second Skin once the best material is determined by developing & testing.
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second skin gloves already exist.
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second skin gloves already exist.
How about second foreskin gloves?
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are they Kosher...?
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are they Kosher...?
No, but one size fits all.
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No, but one size fits all.
I would be worried that sliding up and down the neck they might grow too big and fall off ;D
Rick
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just don't go outside in the cold with them - the shrinkage will cutoff your circulation! :o
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second skin gloves already exist.
Really? Must be where I got the idea. heh
Are they for bassplayers? I want some!!
Fixed the link to Mbappe in my first post btw.
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heres holger czukay doing it in 1975 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uITESaEQMuY (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uITESaEQMuY)
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just don't go outside in the cold with them - the shrinkage will cutoff your circulation! :o
That could be fatal :o. Yet another way to die of irony ;D
Rick
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heres holger czukay doing it in 1975 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uITESaEQMuY (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uITESaEQMuY)
Cooool 8)
Not just for warmth but to make it possible to keep playing when the fingertips get worn out &/or start to bleed.
Great for long gigs & long tours!!
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real bassplayers don't where gloves. anytime. and their fingers refuse to bleed. that's a sissy guitar player story. :mrgreen:
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That really is like advising "sex with condoms feels better" to me. From experience, I remain unconvinced.
Gloves!!! I even think them silly with drummers! If you can't play without gloves on a long tour you either have no callouses or the wrong technique.
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real bassplayers don't where gloves. anytime. and their fingers refuse to bleed. that's a sissy guitar player story. :mrgreen:
I use a pick. End of story...
(except when I play upright)
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I use a pick. End of story...
(except when I play upright)
I use both, but am still learning pick technique.
On upright I tape my fingers, every time.