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I'd like to sell/trade my AI Contra in hopes of acquiring an ampeg V4-B or similar tube amp. Otherwise I'm all set.

For them to characterize this as a loss is completely disingenuous. They invested in equipment for future tours. They know what they can afford, and while I'm sure they wasted plenty of dough unnecessarily (from the perspective of a touring musician MANY rungs down the ladder), the fact is they...

Hi, this bass is still for sale. I live in Hartford CT. PM me with any questions, or if you would like to see it!

for someone with very little orchestra experience, go ahead and try to emulate what you hear on a recording. really guys? if we were talking about jazz, wouldn't the approach be unanimously agreed upon that one should listen to the greats and emulate what they're doing? it's helpful, and will...

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Yes. PM me if you have any questions!

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motivated to sell. bump!

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thanks for the note. PM responded to!

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Must sell this bass soon. If you are interested, make an offer and I will consider it.

could be your rosin, could be you need a rehair... could be a number of things. a fresh cake of pops is the cheapest and easiest thing to experiment with though. even if you decide you need a rehair, you'll use the rosin eventually.

you should let them know.

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...probably should've read the post above mine first. good stuff!

if you're struggling when you practice, you're practicing struggling. you should primarily focus on the techniques required for whatever rep you are working on. the idea is to get better at the bass, not the passage. kurt muroki brought up a very useful additive practice technique in a recent...

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hartford. send me a pm if you're interested!

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I move when I play. We all do, right? I do it quite a bit, especially in chamber and solo performances, and I've had people comment on it a few times. That's the very thing though - I don't actually know any bass players who move like this. I personally don't relate to his motions, nor do...

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agreed. tyrolean blockless wonder is my guess.

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lol, i got it now. plus, i remember christopher telling me his first bass was in denver now that i think about it... i'm in love with this bass, and i'm sure no.'s 1 and 3 are equally spectacular.

Another Savino! Mine is his VSA winner, very nice indeed! Do you have the bass he showed at the last ISB?

thanks, crowsmengegus, for providing that blog... i have to say this npr article is pretty horrible. they distort the facts and try to make great players look pathetic... very discouraging to read. one of my best friends is a modern violin maker who, not too long ago, was sitting in his shop...