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Jealous o' you bastards

#41
Hey........... wait a minute......... are you Brian from Buzzards Basses??????? You sure do sound like him!!!!!! While I have you here can I order a few things from you, and I want to tell you up front that more than likely they will not fit or they will not be the right color exactly or something like that. That should save us both a lot of time and headache and threats and money in the future (well probably not)........ Looking forward to your reply!!!
 
#42
Hey you don't even have a P bass. Thread declared irrelevant. Well, maybe not. The fact that you have a practice amp means a $3500 and $350 bass will sound equally crappy. Carry on.
 
#43
Arial Bender said:
Member since 06 and only 4 month skills, your practice habits are even worse than mine.
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LOL!

HolmeBass said:
Here's the real beauty of playing music: as long as you keep playing, you will get better. On top of that, it's fun no matter how good you are. And beyond that, "good" is entirely subjective because music has an intangible, ineffable quality about it in the way it touches people. Sometimes the softest, most chill music can be exceptionally powerful and moving. Or really sloppy but energetic punk rock. Or hot shredding, or killing swing, stanky funk, or irie reggae. So many dimensions.
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yeah there iusa always someone betyter and always someone worse...

Baird6869 said:
I am not a big of of rum.
Especially Captain Morgan.
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I only like rum in Piona Coladas and Mojitos.
 
#49
And i was brought to believe that, if you are in search of enlightenment concerning a minor detail in the difference between two $3.500 basses, talkbass is the place for it.
If someone on the internet knows if swapping from a 10 screw pickguard to a 11 screw one will yield any changes in sound or handling or whatsoever he's bound to have a talkbass account, sitting quietly on a computer somewhere on this planet, patiently waiting for someone else to type that particular question.
seems like i was wrong.
But these people here might frown on captain morgan the same way they frown at carvin basses. Too expensive to be considered cheap stuff, but a step away from the real deal, they might argue,
while knocking back some barrel aged rum that was filtered during the first moonless night after the turn of the century by a virgin that lived on a vegan diet.
 
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#55
txpitdog said:
There are those that spend all day thinking up posts for inconsequential differences between $3500 basses that nobody gives half a crap about except the person posting....and then there's the folks that take whatever bass they have and go play on Friday and Saturday nights while I'm at home with my ****** 4 month skills and a dwindling bottle of Captain Morgan's, the Va Tech game, and my practice amp. I'd rather be posting in the recording forum with a sound board clip of my show instead of nonchalantly posting on whether a 10 screw pickguard actually makes half a ****'s difference compared to a 11 screw pickguard. I hope to get there one day, so live it up with whatever ya got and rock those mutha****as out.

I love my Stingray and my MIM jazz is cool. ....and that's all I got to say about that
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Here, let's see if this thread helps. I'll post it here and also bump it for you. :) http://www.talkbass.com/threads/wood-species-modelling-basses-the-grainiax.1023786/
 

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