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A Very Few NAMM Photos

Dec 5, 2002
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Endorsing Artist: Ernie Ball Music Man/Sterling By Music Man
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Two quite expensive Ibanez basses. I didn't play them (the price tag scared me) but I'm sure they're quite good if you like that sort of thing.


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Sterling By Music Man in a color I can really like.

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Orange Bongos have returned!

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TL after a great demo of the Gamechanger-equipped Reflex bass.

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Some things never go out of style.

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Markbass booth with Jeff Berlin lurking at table.

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Warwick.

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New Reverends on display.

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It's a Goldfish.

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Steven Winston (Big Fat Bass for you old guys), Ed Friedland, Lynne Davis and yours truly loitering before the Markbass event at one of the hotels.


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Tony L and Drew Montell, one of the engineers who did the hard work on the Gamechanger.

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Jeff Berlin, who finally plugged directly into one of the Markbass amps and sounded great. Hey, he's Jeff Berlin.

Jack
 
Finally!
I was begining to think that this NAMM thing was as fake as the moon landing.
Thanks Jack; maybe put up a few more pics when you get a minute (or perhaps sober)?