Winterglo

U.S. Army Vet. (Active duty from 6/1981 to 7/1992) My first live gig was in an NCO Club in Worms, Germany. I was hooked. Been loving all things Bass since. I have 2 grown children who are doing fine. 1 is a Nurse!
No more live gigging for me. I had to be honest with myself, my health won't let me gig anymore. It was like a death in the family to realize that and sell my live gear. My new goal is to learn recording techniques and to write music. Then somehow, some way , sell it.s

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Location
Ilinois
Gender
Male
Current Setup
2002 Burgundy 4003 Rickenbbacker, 2015 Fireglo 4003S and 4003S Mapleglo Rickenbackers, Boss ME50B Multi-Effects Pedal, Behringer Mixer, Ultrasone Headphones: 5 Disc CD Players, 1983 Sansui Equalizer; Still works, Dunlop Tuner,
Favorite Genres
Rock, Classic Rock/Hard Rock, Classic Metal, Prog Rock.
Previously Owned Gear
1972 Gibson EB3L, 1070's Hofner Violin Bass, 1972 White Rickenbacker 4003.
G.A.S. List
New Lightweight Class A/B Tube or Hybrid Amp w/ One 1/15 Cab & One 2/10 Cab For playing live again someday. Have not decided on brand(s) Garage Band
Influences and Teachers
Geezer Butler, Paul McCartney, Chris Squire, John Entwhistle, Klaus Voorman.
Hobbies and Interests
Rock Biographies, Old West Biographies, Aliens, Bigfoot, my wife, Muscle Cars, Vintage Modern German Stereo Consoles, All things German.
Teaching Credentials
Bass Guitarist since I was 15. At 27 in 1987, got serious about it. Many bands and gigs in Europe, Kansas, St. Louis, even S. Korea. Was in my last band for 12 + years.

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Tom Winter