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The Official "Show Your Basses" Thread Part 10

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What's the model of the Cort bass? Front row, 2nd from right (black with the double HB and white binding)

It's stunning
 
I GOT IT!!!!!!

I have been lusting after this one since June of last year. a '93 Stu Hamm "Urge" in Lake Placid Blue. When I walked out of the shop with it, the wife, who had been waiting in the car said, "You already have a blue one." I said, "It ain't about the color, baby."

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See, I cant say I have had that problem. I played about 4 Laklands at the Low End, and though they were awesome basses, none felt as good as my P.

But again, just IMO.

Whatever's comfortable for you. I, for one, do a lot of tapping and quick movements. A Fender neck's size and mainly finish stop me dead often.

Plus, I need five strings! :D

EDIT: And soapbar pickups!
 
LOL. :D

As long as you know when to tap and when to keep it simple. Such things like Protest the Hero.

I like your avatar OneMoreRobot. So go check out Protest the Hero and their bass tracks. Sequoia throne has a drum/bass track on youtube.
 
LOL. :D

As long as you know when to tap and when to keep it simple. Such things like Protest the Hero.

I like your avatar OneMoreRobot. So go check out Protest the Hero and their bass tracks. Sequoia throne has a drum/bass track on youtube.

I have heard good things about Protest the Hero... I must check them out now that a fellow bassist has recommended them :D
 
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