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SHOW US YOUR CHURCH BASSES!!!

Here's mine just a Peavey Cirrus BXP 5. Boy, do these have an awesome neck.

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jmain said:
Man, that bass is messing with me. I think I'm becoming a fan of single cut basses. (Say it isn't so) I know I'm becoming a fan of Nordstrand basses. Closest I've come is the pups, and they are nice.

dooft11 said:
Jeff.. this is a real nice nordy... i wish i can meet it in real someday!

Thanks. IMHO, there are only a handful of world-class luthiers and Carey is one of the very best. His basses are among the best of any I have had the opportunity to play.
 
GobBass said:
Sorry if i offended anybody.I forgot...tap dancing was invented in 1825 by Master Juba.

But you have to admit,it's a stunnling bass.

Appreciate the apology. "Tap dancing" is not offensive. The context in which you placed it (attaching it to a name that Christians regard as holy to make a glib expression) is offensive.


That F bass is Adrian Garcia's bass. I hope he hasn't sold it. That bass partly inspired the black Roscoe in my avatar!
 
emjazz said:
Man, those look great! What's the Markbass rig that you're running through?
For the sake of my back a Little Mark11 head (LM11) and a travellor 1x15 cab, pick the lot up inc bass in 1 trip from the car! Dont need huge volumes as u know just purity of tone even a low B and i find only a 15 can handle that as I like it thats also why I chose the Lakky 5502 for the 35" scale, nice a tight b string.

God Bless from the UK