Welcome, and I love that blue on the Squier.
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Hello Rich from Montana here. Been loving this course and I’m happy to say I am more excited to continue.
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Thank you! 
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Hey! That’s my name too! 
Kick ass collection of basses there! 
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Love the blue too! That’s why I chose this over the other color of Squires.
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You are so famous that you got recognized on your own forums. Sounds famous to me alright.
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…huh?
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Thanks! Made it up to Module 1 - Lesson 2 so far. Basic stuff that I already know but can’t wait to learn more!
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Hello and thank you. Well to be honest I do not know. It’s a very warm sound. Now I will find out. That’s the way I am! Now looking at it again and a quick search. 22 frets is less than half. So short scale. My best guess.
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The number of frets doesn’t indicate a bass’s scale length.
Instead, use a tape measure to measure the length of your strings from the nut to the bridge saddles. That measurement will be the scale length.
By the way, short scale is 30”; medium scale is 32”; and long scale is 34”.
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Thanks for the warm welcomes everybody!
Going to go through some more modules tonight!
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