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Yes, you can teach an old dog(house) new tricks. We are very fortunate to play an instrument with a long, proud tradition. From its beginnings in (most estimate) 17th century Europe, to the more manageable, modern basses we play today, those of us whom the bass has chosen have a rich legacy to live up to. So it's natural to feel like we ought to to stick to certain historical and traditional conventions that we take for granted. But sometimes it pays to think "outside the box." For …