Recent content by Ed F

Thank you so much for your opinion on this. gg22

Need honest answer. I don't think the pro 2 is worth The extra money

Ned an unbiased comparison player jazz vs american pro 2.

The Jackson 5 "Darling Dear" is the song for me. A bass player's dream

I met to say do your add ons wisely.

Happy for you dude. Instrument prices are way out of hand. $1,100 for the vintera 60's jazz bass which I prefer over the American performer. Just take your time and do your around wisely.

I stand on the side of the highhat. That way the drummer is facing me (communication)

I got that same bass as a gift, nice instrument. Even the Duncan Designed pickups we're good. I liked the lines. Those who don't like lines don't play it. If someone likes a short scale let them play it. Play what you like don't be dictated into something you're not going to be satisfied with...

I noticed that the bridge pickup seems a little to have less output than the neck pickup on most basses. Can't explain why.

I noticed that the bridge pickup seems a little to have less output than the neck pickup on most basses. Can't explain why.

You sound like someone who really played both. I have two basses with each and the model j pups sound more like a jazz bass. Today's jazz basses come with extra bright pickups. The mid-range is very important.

Peavey millennium bass bought for $150

I was in a class using the Simandl red book. Instructor insisted on everyone using the same fingering. It sounded much better. Learn to do many things possible on your instrument it only makes you better. Try playing scales down one string.

Be held you still have gigs. Too many venues have replaced bands with streaming and karaoke.

I saw someone write fingerings and positions don't make a difference. They do if you're playing in a section because everyone should be playing the same exact thing.