Recent content by Bassace28

Hopefully my team (senators) have a better season than last year. If not, I want the flyers to destroy the penguins like they did in the playoffs.

For versatility, I highly recommend the Ibanez sr505. I own one and it can play amazingly for any kind of genre. I have used it for metal, rock and blues, but I'm 100% sure it would play just as well for any other genre of music.

The sr505 is an amazing bass. I own one and I highly recommend it if you're looking for a good 5 string.

Of course Fender wins.......... But I voted Ibanez!

Ok, I need someone (most likely a francophone) who can help me translate these two words into french: 1. Finger picking 2. Pick playing :help:

Duff's signature P-bass

I've tried quitting, it didn't really work, but if my next session is crap, or if she doesn't get fired for sucking, then I'm quitting. But... If I do quit......... No band at ALL for me.... not many people in my school community that play in bands...

Ok here's my situation: I'm in this crappy cover band (better than no band though) with a couple of friends. It formed when a bunch of friends and I were on a school trip in NYC, when one of my friends suggested that we form a band. So, when we came back to Toronto, we formed our band of 5...

THANK YOU!! Someone else who appreciates Korn! :bassist:

Oh oops. my bad :( i have to pay more attention to where I post next time!

I am trying to find a bass that can handle any kind of playing... from death metal to jazz to heavy funk to alternative any any other genre in between..... so any suggestions? :bassist:

The US is doing pretty WELL, not pretty good.:scowl:

Songsterr

What inspired/motivated you to become a bassist?

Well, I had a friend (who doesn't play bass) come up to me and ask me what I named my bass... i didn't know what to say, so i said the first thing that came to head, which happened to be Vanessa :p so, do you have a name for your bass, and if yes, what is it? :bassist: