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My new bass rocks out loud!

Aug 7, 2010
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To get info on effects for bass
I was just jamming out to some Dragon Force and my new B.C. rich black widow and my crate 5 watt mega amp that it came with. It has such a wholesome tone and warm punk and awesome crunch. The black makes it look epic.
if anyone wants advice on a bass rig just post your questions *goes back to rockin' out*
 
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I was just jamming out to some Dragon Force and my new B.C. rich black widow and my crate 5 watt mega amp that it came with. It has such a wholesome tone and warm punk and awesome crunch. The black makes it look epic.
if anyone wants advice on a bass rig just post your questions *goes back to rockin' out*
Nothing in this post makes me think of you as someone qualified to answer any questions I may have about a bass rig...
 
Yeah, but he IS playing a black bass, which everyone knows are louder than any other color. And that makes them the best basses for metal.

This is a scientific fact I used to quote when I worked in a shop. In a spectrum of light the two polar opposites are white and black. White is the presence of all light while black is the absence of all light. In any environment where light exists, black will absorb it. Light is a combination of energy and heat. Therefore, by absorbing light, black is a naturally hotter sounding color.

:facepalm: sorry. I got a contact high from the original poser, sorry, poster.
 
It's a common known fact that uh...if you polish B.C. Rich basses they sound even better. Something to do with how the rag brings out the wholesomeness and tone through the color of the wood as it's being played...oh and make sure you get some l.e.d. lights for it too (they must be black)