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Living without a musical instrument? Oh, the humanity!!!!

Well, after a quick analysis, I arrived at The Indie Kid lol. That was the closest for me. The Accidental Genius was looking good, all apart from the Genius part.

The Diamond Critters. Spandex Jed and the ____________________

Plaster Cast and the Broken Limb Dancers. Spinet

I have a 4 and a 5, and I'm really happy with them. I too, as another poster stated, would not tune down my 4, I couldn't be bothered with that, as all my own stuff is on standard tune all the time, so if I have to, it's far easier to just pick up the 5 for any lower stuff.

As another OP has said, Nord Electro or Korg SV73. I've owned both, and they are great.

I have 2, a four and a five, just for sonic variation, altho I could easily get by with one. I've managed to limit GAS pretty well, I guess.

I recommend the Eastwood Classic 4...It's not too expensive, good looking and (I believe) well made.

Prancing in the dark. Jonny Suction and the ---------------

"Feels like an old set of well-worn slippers...ugly, ragged and downright horrible."

Direct Drive. Swivel -------------

I'm waiting on the day when a Millenial says "plays like low fat margerine"...after all, it's now all about the healthy factor lol

The Worst Possible Taste Jimmy Snooker and the ___________

Enchanting Monk Whisperers Super Eight and the --------

It would be Ampeg for me.

I don't really care for Leonard Cohen, Steely Dan, Bob Dylan, Jack Johnson or Ed Sheeran; it's either their voices or the music itself, but tons of people love them, I wouldn't worry about it at all. I also don't like the taste or smell of curries, but I have heard people around the globe love them!

Merry go Lightly -------------- and the Backstops

Mallet Heads --------------- Utopia

Turbulent Waters Cranium

I actually broke a finger when building many years ago, but not realising it, went on to record a bass track that night with it...(I'd never had anything broken before and thought it was just bruising. It healed up nicely, and the bass track still turned out great lol.

Nothing disappoints me more than seeing a stunningly designed (anything), beautifully made and put together, but with one aspect/part that's been poorly styled/positioned or colored, in a way that brings down the rest of it as a whole. I always maintain if you possess great skills at building/...

I think I would really get into Harmonica, further my skills with guitar.

I would have liked to be the bassist for Dire Straits. "Get my money for nothing and chicks for free." lol.

"It seems like you might be a little picky about this...alas, i just can't put my finger on it..." Seriously, I only play finger style so far...haven't graduated to a pick yet. But then again, the music I play/record doesn't really require the type of sound a pick produces, but that could change...

Suspended Animators and the 2D's Uber

Dr Cheese, I wouldn't let it get to you too much; a handful of us will become amazing, a lot of us very good, some not bad, and a few not great; it's just the way the ol' bell-graph curve operates. If you are enjoying yourself, and having fun, that's 90% of it right there. I describe myself...

I'm going with: Yesterday Eleanor Rigby A day in the life Video killed the radio star Who wants to live forever Private investigations The man's too strong Scenes from an Italian restaurant Summer, Highland Falls American pie Vincent. All for different reasons, of course.

These are my favs: Ringo, Bonham, Moon, Copeland, Collins. All very different, with different levels of ability and strengths, and that's what I appreciate about them.

I don't buy instruments very often, so I do a ton of research beforehand; sometimes for several years heading up to the money needed to finally purchase them. I really only have one rule: I don't mind how expensive it is, as long as it earns it keep, and I love using it. So I would say go for...

Ok, Thanks for that, I will look into them; I don't know anything about them, cheers.

I don't use any pedals I think mainly because of the genre/style I play, and the fact I really like the 'pure' sound going in to my recorder. I use a rack mounted compressor going in to my desk, but once in, I don't mind a bit of harmonic distortion experimentation to enhance it. Also, I've...

My GAS List is pretty small as far as bass stuff is concerned; I would like an Ampeg PF20T, mainly for practise and recording at home, and ultimately a thunderbird bass. I was really gunning for a PF50T, but really, for what I do here and the fact it has an output for a PA, I think 20W will be...

marigolds gym and the power lifters. wilberforce

Embarassing Harassers. Landsdowne

I would like an Ampeg PF50T amp, for recording and small gigs, and a Thunderbird bass, for a different sonic character to add to my recordings...and because I really like the design!

SpudNik 1. Kermmy and the -------

I'm overtly subvert when their is a lot of adverts playing...

I play right-handed guitars left-handed (upside down), so some chords are easy, some harder, and some unachievable in their proper/full sense, causing me to lean towards partial/fractured/improvised chords. This tends to give my playing a slightly unique tone/sound. I started fooling around on...

An immaculate Ampeg B15!

I think it gets you a really nice bass, amp, vehicle to drive said rig to venues , and something really nice for the wife!