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Here it is through a microphone, https://soundcloud.com/marshall-heim/bass-tone-sample

It an 89' Squier II p bass, but that was recorded from my phone, Ill use a microphone real quick.

Anyone know any of these, I've heard some good stories but I only recall bits and pieces of them

The 4 gigs I've played have never had a problem, but I do have a story, my dad was playing with one of his many bands, this one was Tex-Ass (them and the Swingin Utters have quite a history together!), but he was down in california, and the first two opening bands, the crowd was dead, but then...

It's a recording of me playing Mississippi Queen and loosely playing Chatterbox, I'd reccomend headphones, but maybe its because I've only heard it through them or from my phones speaker. Here's the link, http://soundcloud.com/thereiter/bass-tone-sample-use

I totally understand, alcohol is a sinister thing. Probably going to leave champagne alone possibly indefinitely! I'm usually not a drinker, as I know the effects it can have on ones development, and based on how I'm feeling now. Don't think it's worth it to get totally drunk like that, those...

It's quite amazing how certain substances can have such a devastating and profound effect on someone, honestly probably the worst reaction I've ever had to a drink before. On a serious note, I'm not one to talk, but be safe everyone.

Personally, it was good but awful at the same time. I'm 17, first time trying champagne, and that didn't end well, ended up puking and feeling really sick, but however, drunken me must've been fiddling with my setup, as my rig sounds absolutely incredible this morning! Score!

1989 Squier II P-Korea Danelectro 63' reissue-China 2002 Squier Affinity P-China Ibanez AEB10E-USA Guitars: Mystery les paul-Probably from a kit in the area (washington) Kramer XL-1-USA 62 Teisco Del Ray-Japan 70s Polaris Flying V-Japan rare factory mistake acoustic samick-Korea LTD...

I surprisingly could not find these anywhere and I've been learning by ear but I cant get one thing right.

It is indeed an acoustic bass, it was an ibanez aeb10e, I kayaked all around southern puget sound stopping at multiple water trail sites here in washington.

I just returned from a 10 day kayak trip and I brought my bass along, it is completely unscathed, we used these massive 2 person cargo kayaks made by destiny kayak co.. Now, for any reason at all, if you are taking your bass on a kayak trip, here's what to do, put it in a padded gig bag, wrap...

The average bass from what I know at least, I've played at least 200 hundred different basses, and I'd say they average about 8-9.5 lbs.

I was using a pick at said show, and when I pick I end up flexing I guess, I guess it's just overworked.

Seven inches, and Im only 16 haha