Recent content by Sr Hombrerobalo

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    daisy rock

    I have one, and plays nice. Has a surprising punch, and dosn't eat the batteries too fast. Unfortunately they're out of production. I play in a blues, funk something band, and makes the chicks melt in my arms hahaha :D ( All of them say things like ''what a cute bass, can i try it? ) hahaha
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    Sunn concert bass. Mexican?

    :cool: I already have one of those heads and plays very nice, isn't so versatile, but if you plug in an eq it will do the job. They were made in the mid 70's down in Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. As I can remember, that version of yours will ahve effects loop, two floor pedal inputs ( one red...
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    The Samick Club

    Hey fellas, I have a Samick ' unknown model ' (help me figure it out) 5 stringed fretless Nice bottom end, sweet highs! Here is it!
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    Flatwound Club

    I'll be number 5! Fresh in the flat-fretless-five bussinessss :D
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    Recommend a Passive Bass under $400

    Squire jazz bass custom fretless only $279!! If you can find it, Daisy Rock Stardust retro-h (Active , sorry) only 350 bucks Lightweight, fast neck, very punchy
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    Need some jazz help!

    As I'm kinda noob playing real music (jazz, funk and the kind), I wanna get some advice abou good songs or artist and books to begin playing, can help me great bass players from the earth? :help:
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    Re-winding pickups. DIY job, or not? Also, who does pickup repairs?

    hahaha! I can't help it, as an engineer ?'m interested about coils electronics and that stuff. Also, I mod my basses by myself and make my own cases. grandpa and son, si no lo dices rápido no encuentras el chiste jaja
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    Re-winding pickups. DIY job, or not? Also, who does pickup repairs?

    Do it youself, it's an amazing experience. And you can get YOUR sound. Google it, there are several guides over the net about rewinding pup's o making you own. Anda remember the most importan of all german words "Ein bier bitte!"