Recent content by kleb

James Taylor vs. Flying Machine.

It’s gotta’ be “THE NEXT ONE” brand! Cuz fer sure whatever the brand of the NEXT ONE is the ONE to answer all my HOPES and DREAMS as the ULTIMATE bass OF ALL TIME! And I WON’T need NO MORE basses after this NEXT ONE, absolutely POSITIVE about THAT!

I vote for Wawowsky! Or Wazowsky! “I got my eye on you Wazowski, henh, hennh, hennnhh...”

I'm holding out for a camel hump bass with TWO humps. it will have the most pretentious upper bout EVER, and the peghead will spit in your face if you don't like it. It'll be capable of super dry tones. I hate insomnia.

They should introduce the Fender bass version of Rick Nielsen's Hamer 5 neck with a fretted 4, fretless 4, fretted 5, octave 8 string with peghead and a (headless) fanned-fret 6 necks. It can have passive p, j, pj, dimension, active, vintage single coil, humbucker, and custom shop Ybarra clone...

For what it's worth, I've never heard a low B (and notes from low Eb on down to that B) as good on any of my 5 and 6 string basses, through all manner of amps, to rival the clarity, definition and tone of those same notes on my 7's. (I have 2 fretted; a Conklin gt and Roscoe and a fretless...

If it's a Peavey t-40: yes.

I'm partial to the selling phrase "best bass to be playing during a bar fight, because if you can swing it in a circle over your head, you're guaranteed a clear path from the stage to your van in the parking lot." Used in every ad I've ever seen selling a Peavey T-40. Ever. Also; "it plays like...

Hey! My 2 cents! weight=Shyte! --- at least regarding how u interface with a bass! the ability to "stand and deliver" is such a complex equation that it really comes down to "what helps you play best in the moment, and how do you sustain the moment?" Different strokes and all that...but I think...