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..While that was computing, I drove away smiling before he could formulate a response. :D Perhaps next week you will all see me in the Band Management thread with a post saying.... so the guitarist kicked me out of the band.:rollno: :D

I told him I have strong hands and I can't help it..then I said.. "that's why your girl prefers backrubs from me and not you." lol

Give a Bass Player a Guitar and he'll break a string...... Teach a Bass Player Guitar, and He'll break them all! :mad: Guitards..........pffft

Gimmie 3 Steps = probably the funnest classic rock song bass line in the world. It's my favorite. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duo85FOldRM

Good is a point of view. :crying::mad::bassist::(:)

I have never used straplocks. But after seeing ↓these↓ I think I may have to get some. Invalid Link Removed

What a cool Idea!

To the OP. If your looking for a 70's style jazz I would recommend one of the reissues. I have to say that I am in love with my AV 75 Jazz(reissue). Mine is the natural colored one made from swamp ash, maple neck with the black block inlays. The fret binding on the neck is like butter...

"I want you back" by the Jackson Five..possibly the coolest bass track ever. Oh no don't start.............lol

Congrats! Now you are hooked lol.

A buddy of mine has a Samick acoustic guitar and it is pretty nice for the price. My only problem with it isn't the guitar...it's the guitar player who owns it. He insists on calling it a "sammich" as in...I'm hungry and I'm going to make a sammich. I tried to tell him, no, it's not sammich...

Your Welcome:bassist:

Studying scales helps a lot because it can make your playing a lot more colorful and expressive. I've been trying to do this a lot more lately myself. We as bass players really benefit from having scale knowledge because so much of what we do is arpeggios. My latest hurdle has been trying to...

Without subs and a crossover you will most likely blow up the horns or tweeters. I learned this the hard way.

I loathe Craigslist.