Recent content by Kaji

That's spot-on what I was looking for, and the fact that there's more where that came from is even better. Thanks a lot!

The earliest influence in my playing would probably have to be Cliff Burton. Later on I shifted a bit and took a bit more from Steve Harris's style. All of which has been supplemented by bits from Sabbath, Deep Purple, and a few others along the way. Oh, and my bass teacher, Scott Harlan...

I've been playing on and off for some time now, and while I'm good with creating riffs based on 8th, 16th, or galloping rhythms, I'm trying to branch out a bit. Influences to date have been primarily Steve Harris and Cliff Burton, along with miscellaneous interesting bits from the 70s. I can...

Silly as it may sound, have you considered a vintage Squier, perhaps? I have a '62 reissue P-bass from the JV series and it's been pretty awesome (got mine as my first bass at a pawn shop for $250, but you're more likely to see them for between $800-1,400, based on eBay at the moment)...

Probably should have. I have 3 others, but I keep coming back to my P-bass as my favorite.

I just picked up my first active bass (a Squier Jaguar Bass), and I'm trying to figure out how to get the best sound from it. So far I've noticed that it's a far brighter sound than my main bass (JV P-Bass with D'Addario Chromes; extremely mellow sound), but I'm having a little bit of trouble...

Just got a new one recently! Current list is as follows: 1983 JV Squier P-Bass ('62 Reissue, neck date 4/22/83) 2000 Squier P-Bass Special 5 1972 Gibson EB-0 2014 Squier Jaguar Bass

My two primary basses are a 1983 Japanese Squire P-bass and a 1972 Gibson EB-0. Ideally, something that my Epiphone SG would sound good through as well would be awesome. My current rig (1980 Traynor 50-watt tube head into a Fender 2x15 cabinet) works great, but I need something that will sound...