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Stoner/Doom Bassists #65: Wasted Under the Brim

A few months down the road I plan on picking up a VM Jazz I think, just so I have a cheap third bass that I won't play often that I can put in weird tunings when I want to try different things.

What bass you got besides the aluminum one?

I would love to get one of these, only around the price of a atv too
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragliding

I went paragliding via a boat in Malaysia was really fun. Ill have to look for some pics of my canopy walk. In the Tamen Negara rainforest you can walk above the rainforest in the tree canopy on a shady (as in rickety not the foliage) pathway of horizontal ladders with planks between the rungs tied end to end winding through the tree tops. No 800 feet, but not often do you get to hike wayy above the rainforest. I recommend it if you find yourself in the Malaysian jungle. Not to mention no leeches in the trees! Nothing heavier than trekking five miles and looking down to bloody pants and finding your covered in blood sucking worms from the knees down.

I don't have a major fear of heights, but I do get that weird feeling like your gonna accidently throw yourself off the edge being clumsy.
 
Hmm...

On a serious note, I really would love to hear this amp through a 66 or even two Duallys...what do you suppose something like that would cost?

No fricken clue on the cost. Lot of build time would equate to a lot of money to who ever is doing the assembly in my mind.

Why stop at two Dually? I would use four just so every one in the next state over can hear you. :bassist:
 
What bass you got besides the aluminum one?



I went paragliding via a boat in Malaysia was really fun. Ill have to look for some pics of my canopy walk. In the Tamen Negara rainforest you can walk above the rainforest in the tree canopy on a shady (as in rickety not the foliage) pathway of horizontal ladders with planks between the rungs tied end to end winding through the tree tops. No 800 feet, but not often do you get to hike wayy above the rainforest. I recommend it if you find yourself in the Malaysian jungle. Not to mention no leeches in the trees! Nothing heavier than trekking five miles and looking down to bloody pants and finding your covered in blood sucking worms from the knees down.

I don't have a major fear of heights, but I do get that weird feeling like your gonna accidently throw yourself off the edge being clumsy.
Those canopy walks seem so cool. I was watching a show about some resorts in Costa Rica with that type of thing, all that fun Ecotourism stuff.
 
1975 Ibanez P-bass. I dare anyone to say their 70s Fender is better, and I got this for $200 :P

I mean, I'll say it. Obviously I wish I got my 78' for $200, but even though I didn't it's the best playing and sounding p-bass I've ever come across, and that's with being able to compare it to the other 20 70's p-basses that were at Chicago music exchange at the time.