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the big -unlimited posts- party - show your basses!
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Darn, For all these years and all these posts I thought we were talking about fish ....
I'm truly sorry
Mike
I'm truly sorry
Mike
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My 1978 Pedulla
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My 1978 Pedulla
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My plume bass, by JPbasses.
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Ric 4003 - Peavey Raptor - Ithaca 37 - Yamaha Pulsar - Johnson A/E
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Ric 4003 - Peavey Raptor - Ithaca 37 - Yamaha Pulsar - Johnson A/E
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I finnally have my pictures:
LEFT: Gibson Thunderbird IV (BLACKBIRD VERSION). This thing has a sound that could knock down a building man! Awesome guitar...iron cross inlays are neat. I am not into hardcore metal, I am into funk-metal, funk, alternative rock, jazz, and a tid-bit of punk styles...I love the sound of the guitar! It works for any type of music. I use medium strings and this seems to be the best-fit strings for it.
CENTER: Warwick Streamer STD - 5iver. I busted the string when I put them out to take a picture...dammit! If you love the sound of wood, this is the guitar for you. I love it too much. I think it is my favorite one here. Has the best slap/pop sound. I use real nice hand-wound slinky's on this guitar.
RIGHT: Fender P-Bass Lyte. This thing is great. It has P/J pickups and it has so much tonal flexability. I use this most often. Recording sessions are easy -all I do is plug into the ... It sounds just as good as any amp hooked up. Super Active. I dunno whether to choose between my 5-string and this baby. Since I have an extremely harsh grip, I use HEAVY HEAVY gauge strings on this baby. Gives it a heavy sound/something for me to work with.
(((IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN PURCHASING -OR- TRADING ANY OF THEIR INSTRUMENTS/EQUIPMENT FOR ANY OF MINE, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. MY EMAIL IS [email protected]
I am looking for a Streamer STD 4-string and a Gibson Thunderbird IV Ebony or Sunburst colored. PLEASE CONTACT IF YOU ARE INTERESTED! THANKS!)))
I say this over and over: "If any of my guitars were stolen, I would probably go join a monastery or something. That or beat the guy (who took them) senseless. Both a positive outcome."
LEFT: Gibson Thunderbird IV (BLACKBIRD VERSION). This thing has a sound that could knock down a building man! Awesome guitar...iron cross inlays are neat. I am not into hardcore metal, I am into funk-metal, funk, alternative rock, jazz, and a tid-bit of punk styles...I love the sound of the guitar! It works for any type of music. I use medium strings and this seems to be the best-fit strings for it.
CENTER: Warwick Streamer STD - 5iver. I busted the string when I put them out to take a picture...dammit! If you love the sound of wood, this is the guitar for you. I love it too much. I think it is my favorite one here. Has the best slap/pop sound. I use real nice hand-wound slinky's on this guitar.
RIGHT: Fender P-Bass Lyte. This thing is great. It has P/J pickups and it has so much tonal flexability. I use this most often. Recording sessions are easy -all I do is plug into the ... It sounds just as good as any amp hooked up. Super Active. I dunno whether to choose between my 5-string and this baby. Since I have an extremely harsh grip, I use HEAVY HEAVY gauge strings on this baby. Gives it a heavy sound/something for me to work with.
(((IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN PURCHASING -OR- TRADING ANY OF THEIR INSTRUMENTS/EQUIPMENT FOR ANY OF MINE, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. MY EMAIL IS [email protected]
I am looking for a Streamer STD 4-string and a Gibson Thunderbird IV Ebony or Sunburst colored. PLEASE CONTACT IF YOU ARE INTERESTED! THANKS!)))
I say this over and over: "If any of my guitars were stolen, I would probably go join a monastery or something. That or beat the guy (who took them) senseless. Both a positive outcome."
oooohh......thats a SWEET top. not overly active, but interesting. what is it? looks familiar....
Originally posted by m_stpierre
First, I just discovered this message board and I'd
like to say hi. This place rocks.
Damn, looking at all these basses makes me want
to blow huge wads of cash!
Here's my one and only. It's been 11 years and
she hasn't let me down yet. I've been thinking of
cheating on her lately though.
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It's a 1984 Guild Pilot.
Does anybody else play these anymore?
Mike
hey mike
welcome to talkbass
i've played a few guild pilots back in the day - some of them were pretty awesome. don't see them around too much anymore.
Here's me playing my Peavey Cirrus 4. This is hands down the best bass I've ever played. I'm really really considering getting a 5 string soon...... mmmm basses 
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that's some creative use of space if i've ever seen it.
what kind of tone do you get out of the ithaca? whatever it is, i bet the sound cuts through nicely
LoL...I think that is a theft deterrent...I've seen one of they-em systems...I should buy me one of they-em now that I'd thunk ee-ut.
Oh and hats off to m_stpierre, a new one. AWESOME BASS! I like I like! I haven't seen one before, though I have heard lots about them. Welcome!
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