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I used to be Mormon until I got saved. Actually, the first rock band I was in was nothing but Mormons. The music in a Mormon church service is very dull! But, so is the service. I've never regretted leaving that "religion". Now, I'm non-denominational and non-religious.

Just letting everyone know, I just bought a Carvin BX700 bass head. This thing sounds amazing. I'm running it through Carvin BR2x10's and a Carvin BR1x15 at 2 ohms at 700 watts. The sound cuts through everything which helps me play better because I can hear.

My custom built Fender Jazz. Official stamped Fender tuners, Hipshot D tuner, Seymour Duncan's, Hipshot bridge, and S1 switching. Plays like a dream!

Okay. I guess I won't get it at the moment. I'm just enjoying reading about the problems/difficulties/challengesthat come with playing live P&W music. I can relate to everyones experiences on here.

I "used" to have several 5 stringers. The best I ever owned was a Euro Spector. I had to sell the farm to buy it. Very expensive bass. But, I've always like 4 stringers better. I play nothing but Jazz basses now. I do have a Jazz I modified and put a P bass neck on it. It is my favorite. It's...

Communication does not help with our WL. He plays the piano. He has no concept of how a band should work. Been playing with him for about five years. Personally, I like 4 strings better anyway. The D Tuner comes in handy when I need low notes, but I use it more in the Christian rock ban I'm in.

Hi everyone. I'm new to this site. Been reading a lot about 5 strings in worship. I used a 5 string for several years then went back to a 4 string. I have a custom built Jazz with a Hipshot D Tuner. I love it. It kind of freaks people out too. I can get a low D up to E. I have found playing a 5...