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    Necrophagist Tapping

    I know this is a really old thread. Just for future reference the entire song is tabbed out at songsterr dot com. Just search for Necrophagist.
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    Are finger players a dying breed

    I'm a 'fingers only' player. Most, if not all Tech-Death bassists are finger players. I think using a pick is primarily for Rock musicians. I rarely, if ever, see a jazz player using a pick.
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    12 Tone

    These guys are all about it, on their debut lp. Invalid Link Removed
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    NBD Ric 4003

    Nice man ! That Sunn head you have is pretty sweet btw !
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    NPD: I'm a jerk. Sorry Darkglass.

    I have the Darkglass Electronics Microtubes B7K, totally love it. Abit pricey, yeah I know. I really wanted one, so I saved my money.
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    Bartolini Pickups for Ibanez BTB676 NTF 6 string

    Hi Everyone, From what I understand the stock pickups in the BTB are not 'true' Bartolini pickups. They are listed as Bartolini BH1's. These are not found on the Bartolini website. My guess is these are the 'in house' pickups made by Ibanez. I'm looking to replace them with real Bartolini's...
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    Disturbed

    I believe that was originally done by Simon & Garfunkel. Disturbed is sort of metal, in sound anyways. They're pretty radio friendly, as you no doubt know. If you like them, that's great. Be sure to go see them live when they come through your town.
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    What's best....?

    Get and awesome bass, and a good amp. Amps are fairly cheap, and easy to come by. I always get a bass 'to grow into' first, and foremost. I know the argument of a crappy amp makes an awesome bass sound like crap. I'd put my money into my bass first. Plus, get some kind of insurance for your...
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    I think my technique may be terrible and I want to fix it

    My teacher is always very very hard on me about that. From what I have learned from him, and seen in my own playing, consistent alternating gives a more fluid playing style, and ability. Which to me, means that non-alternating can become clumsy at higher speeds, and more string switching etc...