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The Official "Show your basses" Thread - Return to the Octagon

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The same old bass, new photos :)

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(sorry about the clothes, and yes, I had other clothes on me when I took the pictures :))
 
OK, not stupendous for anyone else but I'm a novice and this one will be my very first totally new bass. My new Ibanez GSR200FM!! Woohoo! Just got it at Alto Music in Orange County, New York. I left it there for a little tech work, so here are some pics I stole off of eBay that match it perfectly.....
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hey for what it is they still play really great a kid im teaching every other week has one that I re-stringed it for him and jamed on it before i gave it back and I must say If I were a passive guy and were touring I would use one of these
 
I am working on the music Peter..going back to playing live improvisational instrumental music, with a heavy emphasis on Afrobeat 12/8 riddims, junk/found instruments banging out claves on brake drums, and free jazz saxophone..you know, sorta like Brittany Spears' latest stuff..;(
Nice! That should be right up my alley - you know where to find me once you've recorded something. I'm eager to hear it! :)

And there is some really beautiful and slightly disturbing (not mutually exclusive btw) music on your site..we like Mats G here in Chicago a lot.
Thanks for listening! I'm glad you like it. :)

And well, Mats G is a great example of how "disturbing" and "beautiful" can coexist. I really must see him perform some day, but I haven't had a chance to yet. Good to hear that he has a following abroad.
 
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Took this earlier today, but not with the intention of posting it here, but then I registered and realized I needed an intro someplace around here, and so here we are. \m/

/me resumes lurking....

Your name is a big blue box!? What the!?
 
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Took this earlier today, but not with the intention of posting it here, but then I registered and realized I needed an intro someplace around here, and so here we are. \m/

/me resumes lurking....

I'd really like one of those. Every time I look at them, they get more and more appealing. Aesthetically, they'd go great with my indie rock/pop band. What's the sound like?
 
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What's the sound like?

Plastic, and kind of dopey.

Haven't had the chance to play it through a real amp, and all the examples around the net are basically playing it wrong:

The best sound comes from fingering over the fret board with the lower pickup off, giving this sort of warm pop-y almost double-bass hum. :D
But yet all I can find is people playing it way down low with this gurgley metallic gain-y plinky-pick ness, one guy was even trying to slap it :rolleyes:

Either way it seems to show love to slow deliberate notes, think Motown love songs, could totes work for indie.

This is my first bass and I wont ever be giving it up
 
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Plastic, and kind of dopey.

Haven't had the chance to play it through a real amp, and all the examples around the net are basically playing it wrong:

The best sound comes from fingering over the fret board with the lower pickup off, giving this sort of warm pop-y almost double-bass hum. :D
But yet all I can find is people playing it way down low with this gurgley metallic gain-y plinky-pick ness, one guy was even trying to slap it :rolleyes:

Either way it seems to show love to slow deliberate notes, think Motown love songs, could totes work for indie.

This is my first bass and I wont ever be giving it up


How did you get your username!? :eyebrow:
 
████;7636051 said:
Plastic, and kind of dopey.

Haven't had the chance to play it through a real amp, and all the examples around the net are basically playing it wrong:

The best sound comes from fingering over the fret board with the lower pickup off, giving this sort of warm pop-y almost double-bass hum. :D
But yet all I can find is people playing it way down low with this gurgley metallic gain-y plinky-pick ness, one guy was even trying to slap it :rolleyes:

Either way it seems to show love to slow deliberate notes, think Motown love songs, could totes work for indie.

This is my first bass and I wont ever be giving it up

Nice. I'm going to keep an eye out for one when I sell off some other stuff. Is it the short-scale, or the long-scale version (at least, I seem to recall there being a short-scale one)?
 
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