me too, a friend has one and I really dig his tone with it.
I love my Rebob 5 dlx especially at the price i got it for, its the one that will get handed down to my son if he wants it.
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me too, a friend has one and I really dig his tone with it.
In with the white Brooklyn.
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Cool! Sounds awesome...your first 6r?And I just put my order in for a custom Black Cherry matte stain Euro 6LX. They say it'll be delivered in November, but last time it was delayed 2 months so I'll see it in January! If it's as dark as I imagine, I'll name it Bloodface.
Cool! Sounds awesome...your first 6r?
In...with NS-5MM2 #441!
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I'll do my own outdoor pics this weekend.

Yup, first 6r, but I am confident I'll handle it ok... I hope.
Whoa. That's like swampy's evil stepsister. And I mean that in a good way.![]()
I think you'll be fine. For me, the biggest challenge was (and still is sometimes) that I played guitar before ever playing 6-string bass, so I was use to going from G to B on the guitar, and now I had to go from G to C on the bass. It's been 18 years and there are times I am not 100% sure of the note I'm going to play!
I didn't want to do the guitar tuning on bass for harmonic reasons plus I like the C. I think if you just practice some scale formations by expanding them to the C string that will help a lot. Maybe Christian can chime in on how his transition went.
I guess that's where learning on bass & not knowing a guitar from a banjo helps me. I instinctively played the C on my BTB like every other string. It was quite easy to adjust.![]()