2019 Gear Purchase Plans

[Crusher47]

Already bought a Warwick 5 string and have another surprise enroute....did not even make it to mid January















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[Mazian]

I'd like a 6-string this year, because I think I'll end up with one anyways.
And I hope that's it. Two basses should be plenty for now, really loving my Sire P7, although it will need a fret dress sometime this year.
I hope that's it. Emphasis on hope.

 

[John Metta]

This year I'm buying a small 5 piece drum set and a Squire Strat with 5W amp. They're for my 6 year old twins so I can play bass and be with my kids at the same time. Hopefully we can get mom to front the band.

 

[landrybass]

NO MORE GEAR FOR ME. But I did buy a mod shop P bass last year with the Pure Vintage '63 pickups and I LOVE this bass.

 

[teusje]

I think I see a Warwick RB Infinity in my not too distant future, and possibly a Marcus Miller M7 a little later in the year. But good deals have a habit of popping up unexpectedly and that can change earlier plans.

 

[bobunit]

I usually don't plan on purchases, it just happens. Like this one last weekend...

 

[India_Sierra]

That Spector is beyond gorgeous. That quilt looks like waves in sand!

My 2019 purchase plans are just a six string of some sort. Maybe a Modulus TBX or Sei of some sort. If I can find one!

 

[Benny Bennett]

I think I only have two major purchases planned for 2019. A Fender Precision from the Mod Shop and a Mesa WD800. I've always wanted a walnut or mocha brown P bass. I almost stole one from college - inadvertently. I was in Jazz band and they had an unplayable P bass in the music room. I borrowed it at the end of one year planning to get it back into playability, but it went into the storage space in my apartment and out of mind. Got a phone call at the end of the year - "bring the bass back". Oops. But it was honest. I guess the morality question would be if they hadn't called and I was moving out of the apartment, discovered it, would I have taken it back? Anyways, I still want a brown P bass and yeah, I realize that Mod Shop is a bit of a ripoff.

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That's a good looking bass. I'm getting ready to build one, an oval washtub with fretless Jazz neck 'upright'. Cut a couple fingers off, and we made the curve putting them back fit the jazz's I play. Had to sell my upright-just Too much neck. Hoping this will get the sound I want, and keep the fingers quiet! haha

 

[John M Ewers]

New strings!

 

[Gwyn ap Nudd]

Paid for in 2018, awaiting build and delivery this year. I bought a Grez Baritone last year and was so impressed with it, I got back in touch with Barry Grezbik to see about getting a bass guitar from him. Now I just have to wait...
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[dpaulb]

I plan on a amp and cabinets. Haven't decide which though.

 

[mrjim123]

I plan on a amp and cabinets. Haven't decide which though.

Hope you're right handed. The selection in left handed amps and cabs really sucks.

 

[superdick2112]

I plan on getting an Ampeg PF-50t head & matching 1x15" cab, and a Fender Adam Clayton Jazz Bass in purple sparkle.

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Well, I'm 1/2 way there.
Just ordered from Wildwood this morning...

 

[Jonny Cumbo]

My only planned purchase this year will be a Fender Jazz style four string lefty which a luthier is helping me build myself, which will become my 7th bass. Another small purchase will be a jazz bridge pickup in my recently defretted Squire P.

 

[Floral Toess]

My gear plan this year is:

• Sire Marcus Miller 2nd Vintage V4
• Helix Stomp
• Mono Vertigo case

 

[alack]

No-new-gear-year-here!

Strings and cables as needed.

 

[Raulplaysbass]

Going OG looking for a mint 400+!

 

[rocklee]

I intend on getting the Boom Bass Tank 1215 real soon. I hope it's worth the hype. ( It was strong enough to cause a TalkBass Forum SHUT DOWN concerning the Boom Bass Cabinets REVIEWS)!!!!!

 

[Gregys]

Dingwall NG3. I love this:

But I'll be happy if I manage buy this:

 

[Hambone70]

A new subscription to StudyBass - Free Online Bass Lessons

Awesome instruction, thoroughly well-organized structured course, and Andrew gives away most of his content!

I'm happy to support him with a subscription, as Andrew has dropped most of the advertising across his website due to the volume of data collection and analytics we're being subject to by the unscrupulous leeches in the data collection and social media world.

Other than that, I ain't buyin NUTHIN til I see what NAMM has to bring!