Greetings from a new member

[trigger happy]

1st post from a new member and fairly new player. I first started playing bass back in high school band 30 years ago and have decided to pick it up again after a lifetime away from it, so I am basically starting all over again. I look forward to the wealth of information to be found here, so much has changed.

I have a positive attitude, I am driven, and a passion for bass and music in general.

I am also a professional archer working in the archery industry do if any of you are interested am always willing to discuss. There is an archery forum similar to this one, so I'm versed in the rules and etiquette. Thanks in advance and I look forward to learning and sharing with you all!

 

[Corbin]

Welcome, Trigger Happy. Your bass journey sounds very similar to mine. I'm sure you'll find a lot to like about this place. I've learned an ungodly amount from TB, my playing has grown by leaps and bounds, and my taste in music has exploded in several directions. Best of luck to you!

 

[SirMjac28]

Welcome to Talk Bass glad you're a member.

 

[Captain Chaos]

Sup.

 

[neo 7]

Welcome. I did a week of archery at summer camp when I was 10.

 

[Munjibunga]

Welcome to TB.

 

[Minirehak 212]

That bow looks better than most basses I've seen, me likey

 

[DiabolusInMusic]

Welcome aboard!

 

[Later_Peter]

I used to read "Green Arrow" when I was a kid... kind of like nearly the same thing, right?

 

[40Hz]

 

[P. Aaron]

^Can't outdo that.^ Welcome to TalkBass. We were all new here once.

 

[PortlandBass77]

Welcome to TB! You have finally joined the dark side!

 

[Flaked Beans]

Welcome to Talk Bass glad you're a member.

+1!

 

[Flaked Beans]

Welcome to TB! You have finally joined the dark side!

Yes sir, exactly.

 

[TrentB]

Be careful here, I've learned an ungodly amount since joining but I've also spent an ungodly amount of money on gear.

 

[Ethan117]

Welcome to TB. Prepare for remarkable growth in both knowledge and GAS.

 

[red_rhino]

I look forward to the wealth of information to be found here,

There's really only four things you need to know:

1. P Basses rule (says the man with the Jazz bass avatar)
2. A tort pick guard will improve the tone of any bass.
3. Mixing speaker sizes will result in instant annihilation.
4. Class D amps lack the "heft" of solid state amps.

Oh, and learn to like carrots.

There; you've learned everything we have to teach you. Go forth and groove.

Welcome to Talkbass.

 

[jd56hawk]

1st post from a new member and fairly new player. I first started playing bass back in high school band 30 years ago and have decided to pick it up again after a lifetime away from it, so I am basically starting all over again. I look forward to the wealth of information to be found here, so much has changed.

I have a positive attitude, I am driven, and a passion for bass and music in general.

I am also a professional archer working in the archery industry do if any of you are interested am always willing to discuss. There is an archery forum similar to this one, so I'm versed in the rules and etiquette. Thanks in advance and I look forward to learning and sharing with you all!

Welcome to one of the few basically sane forums around. If you've ever visited IMDB (the Internet Movie Data Base) you'd see how ridiculous things can get.
Not so, here...for the most part.
You should realize that we are sometimes very demanding, though.
For instance, I'm sure many of us are interested in knowing exactly what bass you decided to pick up.

 

[+6dB Dan]

Welcome!

 

[Matthew_84]

Welcome to one of the few basically sane forums around. If you've ever visited IMDB (the Internet Movie Data Base) you'd see how ridiculous things can get.
Not so, here...for the most part.
You should realize that we are sometimes very demanding, though.
For instance, I'm sure many of us are interested in knowing exactly what bass you decided to pick up.

And pics... You must post pics.