
You may remember a while back when I posted about Ansir custom bass guitars. I had never heard of them at the time, but they were giving away one of their KILLER LOOKING basses. Then I found a few behind the scenes videos that I wanted to share with everyone.
Since that time, I’ve gotten to know Ansir Music founder Jody Michael and have been impressed with the passion he has both for craftsmanship and innovation. In addition to his use of the highest quality tonewoods and electronics, Ansir has one thing going for them that no other guitar or bass builder has: a patented technology that builds your personal playing angle into your instrument.
In a nutshell, here’s how it works: You strap on your guitar or bass and it wants to hang parallel to the ground. Unless you’re one of those people who slings your axe down low, this is not how you play. So, you pull up on the neck to get it in the position you’re comfortable playing in, which is not the instrument’s natural position. This has been happening since the beginning of time and I’m sure most of you have given it little thought.
The solution? Build the exact angle that you play the instrument into the guitar or bass. Simple yet brilliant, right? A truly custom instrument.
So, Jody and I were talking one day and he asked me what we could do to make more people aware of this great feature. What we came up with was a way to give everyone out there a free report that provides them with their personal playing angle. It’s pretty simple. All you have to do is strap on your guitar or bass, hold it in playing position, then have someone take a few measurements. Then Jody will crunch the numbers and email you a personal report. No strings attached, just a cool thing to hang on to that will make you a little more aware of how you interact with your instrument. If you’re interested in one of these reports, instructions and an online form are on the Ansir website.
Click here to get your free personal playing angle report from Ansir Music.
- Through midnight, May 20, for each guitar pick sold we will donate one pick to Washington Middle School and the kids of La Habra, CA, through the band Nude.
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i like the looks of it,very interesting.
Hello All, I am interested in learning how to play an instrument. I quite like the idea of learning the saxaphone, flute or bass. I know that I will have to have lessons but I want to start off with some software or books to get the basics. Can someone point in the right direction where I can find some sound advice.