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I think the same as you. As I said, I rode once with it in my back (a good gigbag of course), but the wind was really a problem. I felt like in any moment, I could fell of the bike, and I was riding slow... So I was thinking about somthing like that, an accesory to put the hardcase maby in a...

Hi people! I had to sell my car, so now I only got my bike (a Harley Davidson forty eight). Yesterday I needed to carry the bass a gig. I used a gigbag with backstraps... and I don't want to do that never again. Does anybody knows a good way to carry the bass on a Motorcyle?

I also carry the gigbag over one shoulder. What I do is I remove one strap, and I hook the other in diagonal, one hook in the right side and another on the left.

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The first thing IMO is a compressor, specially to play rhcp, and then the TECH 21 BASS DRIVER D.I. PROGRAMMABLE would be interesting, because yo can save presets -and that's great to play RATM. Hope it helps!

The ashdown is good for rock, punk, blues, and anything wich needs a fat tone. But it doesn't have any punch. Ah, and it delivers 200W if you run it 8ohm, not 300W

+1 What I do is play the bassline again and again and again and again, and after a lot of time playing it, you don't have to think ''what'll be the next note?'', so you'll be able to sing.

It's true, I've been playing only the bass for a lot of time, and at the end I always played the same things. But then I bought an electric drum, and I borowed an acoustic guitar... And when I pick up the bass again I always come up with new ideas, it's great

Don't believe this guys, anybody owns a fodera. Actually, the brand doesn't even exist.

Hey, hey, wait a moment... That PPQ shoes are real? I mean, does anybody really think that there'll be an audible difference in sound? Nah, It's a joke, istn't it?

I've tried those ones, and I got to tell you that my vintage vans have a looot more sustain

I've been wearing the same 2 pairs of vans for 2 years now, now they look more or less like this: I love them :D

:D When you play a fretted bass, you just tune up and play. When you play fretless you have to tune up and LISTEN while you play