Recent content by jacromusic

I was lucky to get a vintage P-Bass (1978) in 1999 - heavy as hell - Ash body, natural finish - it sounds great with Boomers on it. It is my main ax for any blues/rock/country type gigs I do these days. Before that I used (and still have) a Yamaha P-Bass fretless, Alder body, weighs about 8lbs...

I insist that it still means acoustic instruments - even if they are plugged in. I have a bass fiddle and an acoustic bass guitar (also a GT Micro Bass) any of which I think would qualify. I agree, the proverbial nose under the tent was letting the bass player play a solid body when all the...

Singing and playing bass is something I do quite a lot of these days, but it took many years (like 30) to get to where it comes easily. There is still one of my songs that has both a tricky bass line and vocal line that is hard to pull off.

I'm pretty sure he's going up a half step to the flat 6 then chromatically on up to 1. He does the same thing again at 2:06.

I got one in the late 90's and it was my main rig until recently for both upright acoustic and electric, but I do agree with some of the other posters that there is a shortage of head room, however using an external speaker helps a lot. I recently got a Carvin MB15 that is, feature-wise and...