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	<title>Comments on: Bass Guitar &#8211; Top 10 Gift Ideas</title>
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		<title>By: Craig Phillips</title>
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		<dc:creator>Craig Phillips</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hey Michael

These are some great ideas.  You made mention of the Line 6 X2 wireless system.  I currently use the X2 XDS Plus version, and one thing to note about it is that it uses a 9V battery.  Now I mention this because 9V is getting to be old skool, and seriously there are very few places that carry chargers for 9V rechargeables (which is recommended).  Plus using alkaline batteries, a bassist will not get much more than 45 minutes on continuous play.  Now I have used Lithium 9V&#039;s, but they are not recommended for devices like wireless systems, but I literally got 5 months of use on it, and some of that it sat unused (disconnected of course).

Other ideas would be a mini recorder for bass guitars.  A musician on the road, or just wants to get some grooves recorded, one of these can be an indispensable device (the good ones can transfer to MP3).  Strap locks are a very good investment!  Nothing is worse than rocking out on stage and your strap comes off n the middle of a breakdown or solo.</description>
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<p>These are some great ideas.  You made mention of the Line 6 X2 wireless system.  I currently use the X2 XDS Plus version, and one thing to note about it is that it uses a 9V battery.  Now I mention this because 9V is getting to be old skool, and seriously there are very few places that carry chargers for 9V rechargeables (which is recommended).  Plus using alkaline batteries, a bassist will not get much more than 45 minutes on continuous play.  Now I have used Lithium 9V&#8217;s, but they are not recommended for devices like wireless systems, but I literally got 5 months of use on it, and some of that it sat unused (disconnected of course).</p>
<p>Other ideas would be a mini recorder for bass guitars.  A musician on the road, or just wants to get some grooves recorded, one of these can be an indispensable device (the good ones can transfer to MP3).  Strap locks are a very good investment!  Nothing is worse than rocking out on stage and your strap comes off n the middle of a breakdown or solo.</p>
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