I'm Daniel. I'm an intermediate player. I've been playing for less than a year. I got my self a Squier PBass. I know, the bass isn't really good, but that's the only nice bass in the store. I know how to play drums, piano, and guitar too. I play at my church and the guy who inspired me to play bass is there too. He's a great bassist, too bad he doesn't know slapping, popping, tapping, and many other stuff. Anyways...God bless!
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Welcome to Talkbass, Daniel!
The Squier P bass is nothing to be ashamed of. It is a solid beginners bass. It may be all you ever need, but should you ever feel that you need something more, it is a great place to start.
I play at my church, too.
I originally taught myself bass in my Dads church when I was 12.
The Squier P bass is nothing to be ashamed of. It is a solid beginners bass. It may be all you ever need, but should you ever feel that you need something more, it is a great place to start.
I play at my church, too.
I originally taught myself bass in my Dads church when I was 12.
