While driving on I-39 north of Rockford, IL, this week the name Roscoe apearred on my GPS. Do you think this is a sign from God?
More likely a sign from Gard.
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While driving on I-39 north of Rockford, IL, this week the name Roscoe apearred on my GPS. Do you think this is a sign from God?
More likely a sign from Gard.
I almost bought that one, but Greg beat me to it.Here is my SKB-3005 fretless purchased here last April. Love it. It has become my "go to" long scale.
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I meant to get back with you about them. Sorry about that. I love, love, love them! They are really awesome pickups and I was planning on putting some in this fretless but, Gard talked me into the Barts.
I recorded a Gospel album two weeks ago (wish I had the fretless) and a modern country tune with the DCBs. I was running into two channels, one was a miked SVT fridge (for air) and the other (primary) was through a REDDI. After a little compression the bass sounded perfect. I think I finally found that sound in my head.
Here is my SKB-3005 fretless purchased here last April. Love it. It has become my "go to" long scale.
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Man I can't wait to go to practice tomorrow night.
I know it's not real unless there is a picture so here it is:
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This is the 3006 I got after playing Etoncrow's convinced me I needed it:
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Not quite twins but very similar look.
Includes obligatory cat content (for scale...)
I have to get a Roscoe unlined fretless.
I don't know about quitting cold turkey, Ken. I did it a couple of years ago when all of my projects reached a stopping point and I decided my day job and family were occupying all of my time. I hate not gigging at all, though, and wish I could find a way to do something once or twice a month.As some TBer's know, I formally retired from gigging as of January 1st, after 41 years without a break. I thought I had one more year in me, but just couldn't do the road trips any more, and got tired of being the oldest guy on the gig! Cancelled/subbed out the gigs I had booked already for 2014, and stopped taking any new gigs. Strange but, at this point, good feeling...
I very much enjoyed my time on Talkbass also. Nice bunch of folks here...
You aren't retiring from Talkbass too, are you? What would you do all day?

If Kjung retires from TB someone needs to hunt him down and B-slap him!!! Anyway, I think not sharing his wealth of knowledge on TB will eventually cause his head to explode.So for both his physical and mental health it would be a good idea to stay connected on TB if you know what I', sayin.
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Yes, but at the rate that amps change, his knowledge will quickly become obsolete if he fails to get new stuff to try out.![]()
I can vouch, as I am in that situation currently.Yeah, he could catch it from his significant other as well. He would get the, "I don't understand why you need anymore basses or amps, you don't gig anymore, as a matter of fact I've turned that old Ampeg flippy top thing into a end table!"
