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very nice.....how many coats of finish did you end up with? Is that tung oil over stain?

Ha...2:53 he said it all....

that is true..kinda..but he asked "but how much more difficult to learn is 5 string versus 4" and he said he is using books and video tapes wich MOST are geard towards 4 strings. Im not saying you cant learn on a five I just think (just my opinion) that four is more easier for most...

not trying to argue...learning to play and playing is two different things...you don't start off a drummer with a double bass pedal....you get him to get the most out of one before using two...different but the same... unless he is playing bass for sevendust or something I think learning the...

I watch it...but its getting old...

I'm sure I'll get donked on for saying this...I say learn on a four...learn to get all you can out of it then go to a five...to me the trick of the low B string is knowing when to use it... (not counting drop tuned bands) its way over used by beginners

goes something like this....A child psychologist was doing a study on mothers and their kids..after a few hours of interviews he brought them in a room and began to explain his findings...he turned to the first woman and said "your obsessed with food and that is why you named your kid Candy"...

I feel you....I own and operate my own business also...but my situation is different. I spend a lot more time home now b/c of the lack of work but stopped gigging b/c it usually cost me more money to play and be on the road than I make playing bass. And I need to spend my extra time looking for...

If you want to hear it. .

I think with the money you would spend on a sansamp vt bass and new pickups you could shop around and upgrade your Bass and get better results for the Buck. Its hard to make a bad bass sound good know matter what you do to it. look at something like the Yamaha RBX4 A2. It was around 600$ but is...

All to familiar story....don't know what your long term goals are but a band needs chemistry to be successful in the long run...if your serious play with people that are serious and like minded. If your just trying to kill time and jam out sounds like you have the recipe for another failed band

Just a little listening music

I agree...very under rated Bass player......(Ryan Martinie)

You do not need to know how to read music to be a good musician. And knowing how to read music DOES NOT MEAN YOU ARE A GOOD MUSICIAN it just means you can read music.

I say leave it...Its road wear...

Might be the best bass solo ever...

hear I am-Eddie James Revelation song-Kari Jobe The more I seek you-Kari Jobe The rest were originals

Markbass....very light

I wonder if compressor would help?

Read music? working on it ...but not yet Charts? No problem. Come up with a good bassline in a few minutes? Try a few seconds.. Play most gigs without rehearsal? Fo Sho... Go on tour with a band you've never heard about, first show tonight? ...A band I never heard about most likely could...

so is he the online instructor?

I have been playing Bass for 15 years now...I learned for the most part similar to B but now I am more interested in A...I am enrolling In Berklee online college in their Jazz bass class just to understand A better..Not that I know nothing about A but just want to fill holes that I feel I have...

I used them in the past...but got spoiled to Rotosound and DR. I dont mind spending the extra $ for the longer life.

yea...really cant make out the bass line

Ok Ill try...once there was a farmer with 2 Ecuadorean Guinee Pigs..He wanted to teach them Japanese. So he tried to teach one to remember Japanese words and the other one to speak Japanese. But after months of teaching he realized that they were pigs and thus could not learn to speak in...

Just kidding about the rock band thing...

A is no good without B...but B can be good without A...but B will be better with A but A will suck without B...C....I think a good musician will be a good musician with either. And a bad musician will improve with either but will still suck and have to settle for playing in a rock band

I could be way off but among many other reasons I think it could also be because a lot of these guys use there bass as a solo instrument and I think lighter strings are clearer more guitar sounding...I use light strings when I want to play around with slapping and taping...but if I just need to...

I was watching this video clip and at 3 min in he shows this black guitar with the wood grain white..just wondering if anybody knows how to achieve this or somthing similiar.