Today is my off day, no work, no practice, no gig, the drummer and myself are going to go listen to another band tonight. So today I was doing an inventory of gear such as cables and what not and decided to go buy two XLR cables, and nothing else, I swear. I even went to a local music store that specializes in guitars, not basses.
So meet bass #7 and my sixth bass since Aug of 2018, my first all Jazz pup bass, and my first 5 string. It was marked at $249, I got it for $200.
2000 Peavey Millennium BXP 5
The neck feels as good as anything I have ever held and I can't get how easy this thing is to play regardless of what my brain thought it would be like to add another string. The sound is phenomenal. String spacing is taking a little getting used too, but overall my brain and fingers are coming around to it. I've been sitting here for an hour playing on Hendrix stuff that will let me go below an E and it's like wow, it's all right there but I'm still in standard tuning. How can this be? Why did I wait so long to do this?
- 1) They're locally owned and I like to give them business when I can.
- 2) There's not anything there bass relatedly hardly for me to drool over.
So meet bass #7 and my sixth bass since Aug of 2018, my first all Jazz pup bass, and my first 5 string. It was marked at $249, I got it for $200.
2000 Peavey Millennium BXP 5
The neck feels as good as anything I have ever held and I can't get how easy this thing is to play regardless of what my brain thought it would be like to add another string. The sound is phenomenal. String spacing is taking a little getting used too, but overall my brain and fingers are coming around to it. I've been sitting here for an hour playing on Hendrix stuff that will let me go below an E and it's like wow, it's all right there but I'm still in standard tuning. How can this be? Why did I wait so long to do this?