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id rather have a g string than an f hole

more like 4 years. cc dropped their first demo in like 89 and korns was in 93, and fieldy was an original member of korn

ive always loved fieldys tone, that clickiness is so unique and recognizable... plus he just has a lot of talent, he plays the bass very well. as far as leaving a mark, being a pioneer etc... you have to consider that korn was never out there to be the biggest band in the world. listen to their...

Fender Rumble 100 all the way!! Very loud, good for band practice AND club gigs. Awesome, loud, compact, versatile, reliable amp. 5/5 stars for the $$$

I own the stilletto elite and i have also played the diamond series. TO ANYONE THINKING OF BUYING THIS BASS: GO FOR IT!!! This is truly a badass bass, the finish is beautiful. I always get compliments on it at shows. The neck thru design is great for the sustain and easy access to the...

I was raised on metal, and always went for speed. The first songs i learned were slow, in the pocket songs, money by pink floyd, zeppelin songs... but i quickly learned to play fast to play songs that i really liked, iron maiden, lamb of god. Now that i play in a thrash metal band, it pays off...

I have been using a Fender rumble 100w combo for about 5 years and it has been extremely reliable. It is very loud, enough to keep up with two guitar players w/ halfstacks and a hard playing drummer (you know the kind) in a metal band. And i played a lot of shows with this amp, NEVER had a...

ataraxia your tattoo is badass, really nice shading and the idea is awesome. Definately qualifies as a bass tattoo! Here's mine, got it done when i was 17, its almost 3 years old now. Been playing bass since i was 12, and have since learned guitar and piano. I want to add to my tattoo eventually..

i play with flatwounds on my bc rich beast. only started using them because they were the steve harris signatures, and ive used many different types and never went back. though i still use rounds on my schecter stilletto elite.

No, squier guitars suck in my opinion, i would never do any serious recording with one. I say get your moneys worth and try to get a used guitar, ibanez and jacksons are a good place to start looking

I play a backline 600 head through a goldline cab. The gold cones are nice and bright and it really cuts through during band practice, and my guitar players like to play LOUD. I've owned the head and cab for about two years, gigging often and never had any problems. The cab is pretty bulky...

I first learned on a Peavy Patriot in 2004, it was my dads bass that he bought new in 1978. As mentioned above, the pickguard around the input is cracked, does anyone know where i can buy a replacement pickguard?