Haddhar

I got a classic guitar around 12, I taught myself to play reading a book (rback in the 80s information wasn't easy to get), then I got a Squier Strat and then I moved to electronic keyboards and finally I got bored and life kept me away from playing for +25 years.
A few years ago I started practicing away with an electronic piano, then I resumed practicing guitars (classical and acoustic), and finally I discovered the wonderful sensations of playing a bass.
I bought an acoustic bass (Ovation Celebrity) that was fanstastic for practicing, but not very suitable for recording, so I sold it to get an electric bass. I found a local bargain to get a J-bass that i love.
Coming from the guitar I can finger on the bass with some fluency, but my technique is lousy and poor, and i make so many unwanted ugly noises. I'm starting to learn the ropes from the scractch, muting strings etc.
I'm here to read, listen and learn.

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Birthday
Dec 1, 1970 (Age: 55)
Location
Málaga, Spain
Gender
Male
Occupation
Computer engineer
Favorite Genres
60-70s progressive rock, funk, R&B, blues, pop, classic rock
Also 80s synthpop and electronic instrumental
Previously Owned Gear
Sire Marcus Miller V5-4 J-bass
Behringer V-Amp Pro
Focusrite Scarlett 8i18
G.A.S. List
Vintage P-bass (like Squier 40th Anniversary or Sire P5)
Vintage preamp like Tech21 SansAmp VT Bass DI
Influences and Teachers
Classic 60-70s bass players: James Jamerson, Geddy Lee, Roger Waters, Chris Squire, John Entwistle...
Hobbies and Interests
Reading, listening podcasts, having walks, Nintendo videogames (retro and new)