Roscoe in the stable

That's just fantastic. Love the white accent on the headstock!

I joined a new band a few months ago which is 70's/80's/90's hard rock. I started out with my stable of 3 Roscoe Century's...two 5 strings and a 4 string...all active..but as time went on I realized that I'm way more comfy playing this stuff on my passive Roscoe Classic 4 string. My Centuries have been put up in their cases and this is my #1 now:

 

Well damn a Roscoe could BE the stable and that'd be enough.

Beautiful classic. Enjoy.

 

I play in a cover band and have to use my Century 5 (I know, sucks to be me) but I’d sure like to use my P. I love playing that bass and the tone with the TI flats is killer. Punchy and full. I’ve found if I pull up the mud on my Ce they and boost it just a touch, I kind of get that tone. Sucks having great basses tha don’t really fit the gig and have to sit.

 

I have a Roscoe Classic that’s becoming my favorite to play these days.

 

I've got a roscoe classic 5, a roscoe lg3005 and a Drozd P4. Each time i pick either of them up and play em for a while i put them down thinking this is the one keeper.

 

Classic P with TI flats. Can you say Pino?

 

Allright this is all of mine! The PJ5 is my newest one and I thought I had better pics of it but I guess not

 

Roscoe P into a REDDI is a can’t miss.

 

I want a Classic P, but I have to have a P/J. Plus I actually have a unicorn P/J 4 string....a Fender that plays, feels, and sounds as good as any bass I've ever played plus it's 8.5 pounds! I've never encountered another Fender like this one.

 

The Classics are killer , I have a lot of great instruments but this one is always on my mind .

 

If the Roscoe makes you happy, use it and don't worry about attendees at your gig. 99% of them won't notice a thing.

 

It’s a pretty awesome combo. Yet, I am debating switching to a B|Amp as an “all in one” option for my preamp, tuner, compressor, drive and DI.