BassBooks.com - The End

[ErikP.Bass]

Not sure how long this has been up but I’m sad to see them go. These guys always did a nice job IMHO…site was great with previews, samples and some freebies.

 

[GastonD]

Ah, bummer...I really liked the whole thing.

 

[Semi Actuated]

Not sure how long this has been up but I’m sad to see them go. These guys always did a nice job IMHO…site was great with previews, samples and some freebies.

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Message has been up since about the beginning of the July. Count me disappointed, as well. I really liked Bassbooks and bought a decent amount of stuff over the years.

 

[Rhythmman535]

It was nice to have a one stop shopping place just for bass material. Not very popular but definitely valuable. They will be missed. Hopefully Jamey Aebeersold can hang in.

 

[Groove Master]

I know and it is really sad !!!! A big lost for us bass players and authors.

I had my 3 books there and I was really proud to be part of it. I hope something will emerge from it because we all need it !

Thanks to Kevin for its big work and support.

Sylvain Bolduc

 

[enricogaletta]

I'm so sorry to see them go, it was the best resource ever for bass
It's very sad when things like that happen

 

[Hot Rats]

Never heard of 'em..and now it's too late. I'm sorry I missed the experience and hope them the best outcome futuristically speaking..

 

[nickbor34]

Not sure how long this has been up but I’m sad to see them go. I loved their books. I often get information from books - Invalid Link Removede to read essays on gothic horror. It was my favourite genre and I diluted educational literature with such books.These guys always did a nice job IMHO…site was great with previews, samples and some freebies.

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Yes, they were great books!

 

[Igharib]

just found out yesterday as i was on my way to buy a new book . sad to be honest

 

[Kevins1701]

Yes, it was sad on this end too. BassBooks.com was a ton of fun, but we couldn't keep pretending the margins in book retailing could sustain a standalone business. (Even Hal Leonard moved into instruments and accessories.)

All is not lost, however. Most of the inventory was acquired by Jason Mendelson at FretNation.com. Keep an eye over there for the BassBooks.com offerings to re-emerge in some form.

Cheers, and thanks for all your support. --Kevin