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This could be beneficial for new players/students. Nicely made, easy to apply.... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bass-Guitar-Fre ... xy--NRpJlq

He also has labels for guitars, ukuleles, and pianos, which I'm interested in.... http://www.ebay.com/itm/PIANO-KEYBOARD- ... SwirZTusoy

I know I am old, and I fully agree theses stickers are a great learning tool however how much easier can it get. If you think about all the tools out there now with Songsterr, Youtube lessons, MP3's for instant playback. I feel it makes tuning your bass to the same pitch as your turntable to learn songs look like rubbing two sticks together for Fire.

I was in a music store with my daughter the other day and I saw the Mel Bay Book for Introductory Bass. Outside of an updated cover this is the same book I used in the mid 70's. This was a great book and was my first start.

https://www.amazon.com/Bays-Electric-Ba ... 0786665181

That's an interesting approach. Anything that helps you know the instrument is a good thing. I wouldn't teach my students shit until they at least knew the fingerboard.

We should all strive to live in a world without labels.

bobjones2260 wrote:... I saw the Mel Bay Book for Introductory Bass. Outside of an updated cover...

This is the cover of my first Mel Bay book.

The book taught me about bass. The cover taught me about stage attire and presence.

bbl wrote:The cover taught me about stage attire and presence.