Recent content by ineedsomebass

That’s why I use Phil Jones Bass gear.❤️

I’m going to make this as simple as I can for you- 1) If you don’t mesh with the drummer, you have no rhythm section. 2) If you have no rhythm section, you have no band. Time for you to leave. Period. End of story.

Are your Mesa cabs 12” or 15”??? Thanks.

At the end of the day, it’s show BUSINESS. Though it’s good to make a living at it-I did for over a decade-but you have to make the right decisions when it comes to YOUR future. Your new job sounds sweet. I’m sure many of us here would love to be in that position. Like you said, now you can...

Send it to a pro. Have him/her look at it and fix anything that might be wrong. Chances are it’ll cost about the same as if you sent it back. If you really dig the bass, as you say you do, then it’ll be worth it. Full disclosure-you have a Modulus. I’m completely jealous!!! Good Luck. Stay safe...

The neck on the Yamaha is what sold me. One of the nicest feeling/playing necks at its price.✌❤️

Pardon my tardiness. Just looking at TRBX 605 reviews. It seemed to me like you were trying to talk yourself out of that Ibanez. Like you said, both are fine instruments. Personally, I went with the Yamaha. I have small hands, and the 605 felt right the minute I put my hands on it!!!

As far as practice amps go, in the Fender line, you’d be better off with a Rumble 25 (25w/8”driver). The rest of the line, with the exception of the Stage 800, while adequate, aren’t great sounding, imo. The Rumble 25 is light, and has a good sound for a small speaker-AND it’s only $99.00!

Let’s be real about this. If you’re worried about what people think because you’re female, you’re getting into the WRONG line of work. I’m African-American, and if I worried about being judged by looks, I’d never have gotten anywhere. My playing has taken me all over the world, and it can for...