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North Fork of the Tuolumne River, Sierra Nevada foothills.

2019 CV 60 P bass in Oly White. I added an EMG GZR pickup and Fender Highmass bridge.

“As you wish.” Spoken to my bride.

My guitars sound great through my Rumble 100.

I use this with ForScore on a iPad. Easy to set up, good battery life, page scroll with one press: https://www.amazon.com/Donner-Bluetooth-Turner-Tablets-Rechargeable/dp/B06XNW9LRP

David Gilmour

My Squier Strat is decked, with 3 springs. D’Addario XL 10-46 strings.

These 2 meet my simple needs. Although I’d be ok adding a Rick, or a short scale, or a Thunderbird…

I’m using a Katana Go for guitar and bass. I also have a Katana guitar amp, so the interface is familiar.

Most influential: 1. My younger brother (bass and guitar player since high school) 2. John Paul Jones 3. Geddy Lee My list of favorite players changes frequently.

I have a FB610 gig bag, similar dimensions. I tried putting my Jazz bass into it string side down and it fit just fine.

Rory Gallagher Steve Morse Molly Tuttle

Following. I grew up in El Sobrante.

A Squier CV60 P bass was my first, still play it regularly. I concur that you should try different basses and amps to find what sounds and feels best to you. It’s a fun process as well. Search “Bass Buzz” for another great beginning bass YouTube channel.

https://www.amazon.com/GOKKO-Guitar-Pedal-Pedalboard-Carrying/dp/B07RV851LW This is the board I’m using.

I have a small Amazon pedal board about those dimensions, and the MXR Mini Iso-Brick fits underneath.

My 2020 CV60 P. Replaced pots, jack, wiring, and bridge just for fun, but it was fine stock. Gets that classic P bass sound, it’s my first choice for playing out.

Dave LaRue-Dixie Dregs, Steve Morse Band, Flying Colors

I have one. Used for practice and the occasional gig. I’ve had it for 4 years now and it’s held up well.

I joined 4 years ago, so I’m a bass toddler. I’ve learned a lot here-strings, setups, technique, band management, to name a few things. I play guitar as well and visit the other forums, but mostly hang out here. TB is one of the better moderated forums, imo.

My younger brother. He’s played guitar and bass since we were teenagers, he motivated me to start after I retired. Guitar first, bass came shortly after. Thanks, Mark!

I have a TU3 and a TC Polytune 3. I gig more on bass, so I prefer the Polytune on my bass board as the display is easier to see and it picks up the E string faster. The Boss pedal is on my guitar board until it dies, which is probably never.

White Sands Beach, Kailua-Kona.

I have a TC Electronics Spectracomp. Less than $100, simple one knob operation. Tweakable via Toneprint, but I’m happy with the stock setting.

Hot Rize formed in 1978 and has won International Bluegrass Music Association awards and been nominated for Grammys. Their bass player, Nick Forster, plays a Precision.

Both my basses are in Fender FB620 gig bags. Cheap and durable, one is 3 years old now.

I bought a Spark for my guitar board, but it wound up on my bass board. It sounds less fizzy than the BDDI drive or the amp drive on my Rumble.

Pretty close to round wound. The EBs replaced 50-100 D’Addario rounds. The EBs are brighter than the Chromes on my P bass.

I just put EB Cobalt Flats (45-105) on my MIM Jazz. Sounds great! Plenty of top end on the bridge pickup.

I’m relatively new to bass. I take direction well and strive to make the band sound good.

I chose B. Way late bloomer (boomer?) here, I didn’t start playing music until after I retired 8 years ago. First guitar, then bass. My guitar teacher started an ensemble to get his students playing out, I did some recitals on guitar and bass. A local folk duo saw me at a recital and asked if...

On an Amazon board, powered by an MXR Mini Iso Brick.

I have a 2020 CV 60 Precision (in avatar). I upgraded the wiring harness, otherwise it’s stock. Currently wearing Chromes. I’ve played my brother’s MIM P Bass and my Squier compares well. Fit and finish is good, the neck has been stable. I have a MIM Jazz that’s my #1, but the Squier provides...

TC Unitune.

I set up my first bass pedal board this year: TU3>TC Spark>TC Spectracomp>Sansamp BDDI.

Acoustic guitar, Blueridge BR40, in 2017. My first bass is a CV60 Precision.

2 basses-MIM Jazz, CV60 Precision. Also 3 electric and 2 acoustic guitars.

We're a folk/country band playing smaller locations. The guitarist brings the mixer/PA/ monitor. My rig is: Jazz bass>BDDI> mixer. I have a comp pedal in front of the DI and run xlr to mixer and parallel out to my Rumble 100 as a monitor. Gets plenty loud and pretty simple to manage.

On guitar, age 58- Wish You Were Here. On bass, age 60-The Weight.