Recent content by Freddy-G.

On a whim, I called Keith the other day. For some reason, he always picks up the phone for me. I just wanted to catch up with him and tell him how much I enjoy my LG3005. Like anyone else, he enjoys praise. His son Kyle still works with him and he sounds upbeat even while he is very busy. He's a...

No I'm not pushing any products, but I DO know that bass players are some of the most talented musicians. And the sounds of this inexpensive keyboard are very cool. Enjoy my brothers!

Same here, Vic. When you have the best bass you could possibly have, where do you go from here? I accept the fact that I have the best basses available and move forward. Check this out: Yamaha Reface CS Virtual Analog Synthesizer with Gig Bag

My groove lines are perfect. The myah tones are so beautiful that I can't put it down. My perfect beautiful myah tones. I love the tones from this bass.

My '90 Roscoe. It rocked many dance halls in ATL. Buckhead, Underground ATL to name a few.

So maybe this conversation hasn’t taken place here yet. My new Sadowsky was made in China. And maybe the roasted maple neck is new to this line. Kudos to Roger Sadowsky. This bass is as good as any that I own. And it’s not easy to make a good fretless. This is a good one. Maybe Roger would...

And a shot of the roasted maple neck. It has such a wonderful unfinished feel to it. Just amazing really.

I haven't seen any of these on the forum. Is this the first? A roasted maple neck fretless Sadowsky.

A little back story on the '91: I had just joined a country band (my first country band, because the girl singer was so good) and wanted a bass besides my Ric 4001. The Ric just doesn't look right for a country band IMO. I decided to go to Mars, the store not the planet, and pick out the best...

Here’s some pics of the Roscoe LG3000 I bought back in 1991. #2091. It was brand spanking new and hanging on the wall at Mars Guitars. If I remember correctly, I paid around $1,200 including the HSC. Check out the scarf neck joint, Wilkinson bridge and sealed Gotoh tuning keys. The oval...

Thanks for sharing the photos, Joe. They are FIRE. Or as the kids say FYYYRRRE.

Keep calm. And play your Roscoe. ;)

I've always wanted an upright bass but the prices have discouraged me. Congrats on that Wilfer and your other basses. You are truly blessed.

Those look like Roscoe oval inlays. I don't know if he still offers those.

Now that I'm reading this a couple of days after posting it, I find it a bit funny. How many times have we heard this before. The difference is that I've owned this bass a couple of years now and I feel the same way about it.