Recent content by bob 2010

i'm 18. started string bass at 11 in my sixth grade orchestra, picked up bass guitar at 13, electric guitar at 14.

Andy from a michigan band called "lakeland" best tone i've ever heard live. full, gritty, and loud.

I second Planet Waves. I've been using them for a couple years now. They have a lifetime warranty, so no matter what happens i can just go into my local guitar shop and they'll replace the cable. I've only had a problem with one cable which i think i dropped my halfstack on.

I ate a pot head because i'm sexy like that.

i love my squier P. it's white with a black guard and a rosewood fretboard.

i run a hartke HA5500, 500 watt head into an ampeg 6x10 classic series. i'm trying to put on a show in my garage and i need to know if i could run a mic (xlr to quarter inch cable) into my head, and through the ampeg cab and use it to amplify vocals without damaging my speakers or head. also...

look up a band called my ticket home. they're plenty heavy, and their bassist uses a J (though there's a lot of grit in his signal)

test out an HA5500 and an LH500/LH1000.

thank's for the advice bassgen. i just put it on monday. i'll be sure to remove it before it becomes an issue. post removal, is there anything i should know?

i can get some nice growl out of my rig. squire P with rounds, tone on full into a hartke HA5500 into an ampeg 6x10. turn up loud and hear kinda a warm.. almost grit.

number please?

number please? and i'm loving the tone

I recently got a squire affinity P bass. might seem to be the other direction of what you're looking for, but it is made of alder, with a maple neck and rosewood fretboard. swap out the pickup if you want and you should get great tone, i already love the tone, stock. sounds very clean even with...

hartke HA5500 (ontop of an ampeg 6x10)

black russian big muff