InventHelp
PITTSBURGH, PA (PRWEB) November 16, 2017
Many musicians enjoy new ways to challenge themselves, as they often strive to improve their skill level. This includes trying new songs, learning new chords or mastering new instruments.
An inventor from Merrillville, Ind., has invented CC5, a newly designed bass guitar that is easier to store and transport. "Every musician has a desire to progress to the next level in their craft," said the inventor. "This invention came to me while teaching students and would help force the bass player to that next level."
CC5 provides a challenging alternative to conventional basses, as it requires a bass player to master various scales and finger positions for specific notes, chords and intervals.
This invention could be used by all skill levels and would provide a much easier way to transport the instrument from gigs, rehearsals or lessons.
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