Hi, I've been a member of the forum for a while now but mostly used it as a resource so this is my first post.
I've been playing electric bass for a few years now and over the winter I started playing upright. I quickly tossed the cheap cake that came with the bass and purchased a new one. So far it's been great and hasn't been affected by cold/heat/humidity much at all (I live on the east coast so seasonal humidity changes can be an issue). The only problem is I have no clue what brand it is. I purchased this rosin from a 'Music & Arts' store so it might be a house brand or something. Anyway, the rosin itself is packaged as a cylinder wrapped in gold foil (with an odd logo on the bottom) which is placed in a zip-up blue velvet pouch. I've attached pictures of both the rosin with its pouch and the logo stamped on the bottom.
I haven't been able to find out what it is yet so any answers would be appreciated
Thanks,
Ty
I've been playing electric bass for a few years now and over the winter I started playing upright. I quickly tossed the cheap cake that came with the bass and purchased a new one. So far it's been great and hasn't been affected by cold/heat/humidity much at all (I live on the east coast so seasonal humidity changes can be an issue). The only problem is I have no clue what brand it is. I purchased this rosin from a 'Music & Arts' store so it might be a house brand or something. Anyway, the rosin itself is packaged as a cylinder wrapped in gold foil (with an odd logo on the bottom) which is placed in a zip-up blue velvet pouch. I've attached pictures of both the rosin with its pouch and the logo stamped on the bottom.
I haven't been able to find out what it is yet so any answers would be appreciated
Thanks,
Ty
pretty sure that's it. Seems odd that a frequented music store would only have this and Pop's but I like it 
