Is this the weirdest bass gadget in history?

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Michael Manring demonstrating his mastery with this mind-blowing performance.

This clip is from Michael’s SBL course, available on the SBL website.

As always, see you in the shed!!

#Shorts #MichaelManring #BassGuitar

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Is that a capo? That’s not a bass gadget…
Reminds me of the time I read a music journalist refer to triplets as a hiphop term.

jravell

...isn't that just a rolling capo? I bought one ("Glider Capo") 3 years ago for my Steinberger guitar (I have another that has one built in) and noticed it works perfectly fine on the bass, too. They make changing in the middle of things really easy.

DamnedEyez

Do you really need this clickbait title?

jensmander

Michael Manring is a father of absolutely stunning bass guitar style. Bravo maestro!

dimka_tao

I've had the distinct pleasure of seeing Michael Manring play live. I even shook his hand afterwards! A lovely man, a talented artist, and a signature style that you know is his immediately upon hearing it. Thanks for sharing, Scott!

travisnorman

His Zon bass guitars have specifically designed pegs that allow pre-incremented for on the fly tuning. Michael Manring is amazing.

johnmcclure

Achievement unlocked: Mental overload for tired people

mr.deathly

I saw Micheal when he played bass for Micheal Hedges in 94 at The Bottomline with maybe 30 people in the audience. Awesome performance!!!

ElliotForTheLoveofMusic

Michael Manring is my favorit player, when it comes to creativity, in modern music.
The fusion of rythem /melodie, is so powerfull, in his compositions.
I listen to his music for over twenty years, now.
A true virtuos player, with amazing abilitys on the bass.
For everyone, who is not familiar with his music: "You have to check his solo work and collaborations. For example: Michael Manring with Michael Hedges."
Mindblowin music, from a special musican.
I hope you'll enjoy it, like this short vid, here.

patrickr

Definitely the weirdest bass gadget in history.
But what's that thing he's using up near the nut of his bass? ;)

bongosock

How would I know? You didn’t even show it.

CapnCody

His hyper base is a weirder “gadget” than that capo

thFretMedia

The under-rated Michael Manring! Killer bassist!

SirBoopBoop

the clicks you hear is his finger knocking a muted string creating the click sound. He made one album in particular which is one of my all time favs. forget the name right now.

thetubeschannel