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Age:
56
Sex:
Male
Location:
central US / central NE
Current Setup:
A 1977 BC Rich Eagle, affectionately known as my bass, (played since 1979) that had EMG's since the early 80's. But with a 2010/2011 makeover it now has Villex pickups, Gotoh GB350 res-o-lite tuners, Fender bridge, Thomastic Jazz flats, custom electronics, custom strap. The goal is for my bass to be lighter weight with improved ergonomics and a more woody/natural tone with less sustain. I want the envelope of a note to be more like that of an acoustic bass pizzicato and less like that of a piano with its damper pedal depressed. If I need or want more sustain I can always use a compressor.

Phil Jones Bass Buddy
Previously owned gear:
Hofner Beatle copy---late 60's Sears Silvertone copy
Ampeg Dan Armstrong Plexiglass
1973 Hagstrom Swede (a beautiful bass)
Yamaha RBX350
Ovation amp (did you know that ovation made them?)
Vox Westmnister with 2 Westminster 18 in cabinets
Yamaha mid 70's 100 watt with 1 15 in speaker Roland SIP-301 pre with Roland SPA-240 power into a custom 18" Gauss cab and a custom 2 12" JBL cab . Trace Elliot gp11 preamp and Roland SPA-240 with 2 18" PV sub cab Bose Packlite
G.A.S. List:
Dingwall Super J sunburst with rosewood neck or black with rosewood neck.

would like to try Darkstar pickups

Euphonic Audio Wizzy M-line (2)
Gigs, Bands, & Ensembles:
Usually classic rock and country. Occationally, I get to play some of the great music from the 30's and 40's
Influences and Teachers:
of course Jaco, one of the very few who truly deserves the lable of genius
Steve Swallow, Carlos Santana, John Coltrane
Favorite Genres:
Music from the Great American Songbook, Swing, Jazz
Areas of Instruction::
Bass Guitar
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