Industrial accident 1970 no left hand
Ok, gotta ask... How do
You play with one hand?
And kudos to you for still playing!
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Industrial accident 1970 no left hand
I saw a guy once with a hand missing but he had a attachment to the missing hand- like small pinchers to hold his pick. End of the arm where the hand was.Ok, gotta ask... How do
You play with one hand?
And kudos to you for still playing!
I'm reversed, I've never heard a 410/115 setup that I Know of. It would seem to me the 115 would have difficulty being heard unless it's very efficient. IDK?The stack picture on the Fender®™ website appaears to be a Rumble 115, 410 and 500 head. I have heard 410/115 stacks before, and the sound is just incredible. I have not, however, heard two 410s together.
It seems very popular to show this type of stack by brands. I'm assuming to show the variety of cabs they offer. But from everything I've read about stacking cabs, I think you are correct.I'm reversed, I've never heard a 410/115 setup that I Know of. It would seem to me the 115 would have difficulty being heard unless it's very efficient. IDK?
You are correctomundo! It is all marketing. Some photographer stacked a 410 on top of a 115 for an advertisement, and it's been total marketing stupidity ever since.It seems very popular to show this type of stack by brands. I'm assuming to show the variety of cabs they offer.
You are correctomundo! It is all marketing. Some photographer stacked a 410 on top of a 115 for an advertisement, and it's been total marketing stupidity ever since.
Yep. Victor Wooten does it too, and so does Billy Sheehan. They must not read TalkBass nor care.Well, it HAS been done on occasion. By some pretty decent bass players, too...
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BTW. Back when I started a bassplayer wouldn't be caught dead playing out of 10s or 12s. If he didn't have 15s I'm talking 2/15s sometimes 3/15s then he wasn't doing nothing. A few younger players I met find this hard to believe.Yep. Victor Wooten does it too, and so does Billy Sheehan. They must not read TalkBass nor care.
Things have most definitely changed, and woofers have gotten better across the board. Well designed 15's will always have broad, smooth dispersion throughout the entire midrange and that is what makes them special.BTW. Back when I started a bassplayer wouldn't be caught dead playing out of 10s or 12s. If he didn't have 15s I'm talking 2/15s sometimes 3/15s then he wasn't doing nothing. A few younger players I met find this hard to believe.
And the Truth is that this is Fender Friday!Truth is the truth
WOOT! 
Oh how I wish that were true! Not only would I be very wealthy but I would also have a Fender Custom Shop left handed American Elite Dimension electric bass guitar! YES! droolI'm gettin suspicious. I think Linnin may be majority owner?
I've wondered. Crazy how much he pushes fender. I mean I get brand loyalty and all, but man. That being said, I do love the $#*+ out of my Rumble 40.I'm gettin suspicious. I think Linnin may be majority owner?
I did not get a preferred parking spot. My non-pay was doubled from Zero to 2 x 0!