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Sounds like something from ROXY MUSIC....

I use a 'Kustom' 2x15 cab outfitted with Peavey Black Widows and an SWR working man 2x10 cab on top. Each is powered by a seperate amp: GK 1001 RB, and 400 RB; respectively.

You can not simply adjust the height of your bass strings, arbitrarily. Although guitars are simple machines, there is a protocol to adjusting them properly. Here is a link that may help. http://www.tunemybass.com/bass_setup/

"...tuck in your little finger (pinky) on your plucking hand" ~ Dave Marks (You Tube) "Cut the Mid-Range" ~ A Friend

My main bass for gigging is an early 90's Fender HM V (5 string), which I bought new for less than $400. Before that it was my 1985 Precision (basic model), which currently has active EMGs. My assortment of "other" basses currently include a 1990 Fender Fretless Jazz Bass (MIJ), a 1966...

I completely agree about the sensor(s). Cars today are loaded with them. I know someone whose OIL was a little low and the engine wouldn't start because of a sensor. With so many miles on your vehicle...you may want to check the oil, top it off ~only if necessary~ and go from there. Good Luck!

I would rather have 10 broken headstocks than see my daughter with a broken spirit or broken heart because of an accident. You've earned a truckload of karma...in that moment! Keep the karma going and see if you can have a luthier repair it and then donate it to a local school. That way...

I understand what the guitarist is saying....although he needs to keep his insecurities, opinions, and thoughts to himself. I have always used and still employ sub-standard equipment, yet I consistantly receive raving compliments on my skills and sound! It's been said over and over, it's not...

Back in the '90s...Merrideth Brooks had a song called "I'm a B**ch!", which our female vocalist sang. One night, with the flu, she was unable to sing the song after we had already started playing it. I stepped up to the mic and 'Manly-fied' the lyrics... I changed the chorus to...

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At home I play my acoustic daily and practice my bass frequently. The acoustic helps me with song writing and also helps me create melodies.

Back in the day--some of my friends never understood why I liked listening to SADE. They just didn't understand groove.... They were all about OZZIE and EDDIE :hmm:

What was that five or six years ago? I felt that the solo was a little hurried...it felt ahead of(before) the beat. You used some good ideas, but needed to hit 'the-pocket'. I'm sure you've improved in these past years, and now that solo should be inconsequential to you. I can hear...

Thanks for posting that! It is truly one of the besssst versions I've seen on YOUTUBE. Peace.

Ultra-Man Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot Speed Racer