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Yes, it is possible to play chords on a bass guitar, but it’s not as common as playing single notes. The fingerboard of a bass is wider, which can make it challenging to cover multiple strings at once. Additionally, the standard bass guitar has only four strings, as opposed to the six strings on a typical guitar, so it’s more difficult to achieve a full chord sound. However, in certain musical styles, such as jazz, it’s not uncommon to hear a bass player use two- note chords, or “doublings”, to add harmony and support the rest of the band.