Recent content by Artobass

If your guitarist has a 100 Watt Marshall stack, you shouldn't even be thinking about a combo. You need need a head/cab/s set up to keep up with 100 w guitar amps.

I've had my P bass strung TB with Labela's for the last 4 years. It's my primary bass, and has been played a ton during this time, with no issues. I'm not recommending this by any means...it works for me....YMMV.

Yes, they would get sloppy, and so did many other great bands...Stones another great example. As for JPJ ...he did no wrong. Page was sloppy and would bring rest along for the ride. Still on of my favorite band and JP one of my favorite guitarist. I would rather hear some slop and emotion rather...

Well dude, you're either in tune or you're not. I choose to use a proper tool for the job.

Are you playing on stage? or tuning to your phone in a bedroom setting? Big difference my friend. My tuner in extremely valuable tool on stage. You don't want to be "that guy"....always out of tune or tuning to you phone on stage....UGHH. Sure I can work without a tuner if I have to. but why...

I don't find any bass line boring if the band is grooving the song. If it bores you...you shouldn't be playing the song. This makes for a boring bass player.

Great amp! Congratulations! I'll never part with mine.

Hard Rock!

Those little bags over the tuning keys...bother me, a lot. Why do have those on there? Thanks for fixing the string, but it's still a bothersome picture.

I use what sounds best to me, and that's an all tube amp. I don't normally need 300 watts, so 100 watt tube works perfectly for me. I do use a lighter 212 cab. YMMV

The player makes the bass cool.

It's a parts bass, not an am standard. I wouldn't trade an MIJ for a parts bass.

My wife rarely comes to my gigs. She knows, she is wecome to come along anytime. We do not mix alcohol or partying when we play gigs. My wife knows, Im working and playing is a passion that was part of my life long before I met her. I also make sure I have a good balance between my music and my...

What does "Fender Free" mean? Like being liberated from a brand you feel has inhibited your growth as as musician? I'm trying to get the true meaning of your question/poll.

See a doctor, and follow directions of a professional. Don't conitnue and cause perminant damage. Let it heal corrctly.