She looks way better then she sounds. Well she sounds good unplugged but just got the standard cheap fishmen pickups in it so it could sound better.
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The One Bass
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RaginRog
Last guy you want to see is Employee Relations guy
The only bass I currently use and own is my Fender Precision from the late 90's, so it is pretty simple that it is the bass I would keep for whatever reason. I am sure I will get another bass or basses eventually, however it will still be the one I keep because of it's sentimental value to me and it's just solid as s***.
I would keep my Dean. My other option is a Squier that's giving me some neck and action issues right now from being stored in not nice temperatures. My Dean is sentiment, but my main player as well. Not special, but I would request that it be strung with new rounds before I lose my other intrument.
RaginRog
Last guy you want to see is Employee Relations guy
Nice. While I was on Youtube I did check out a couple more videos (while sick and immobile on my couch), and noticed you guys are a Christian band...the audiences are really nice, and really get into your music (I'm sure that's partially due to the message it has). Must be nice.
I play in a punk band (though I grew up on typical 70's and 80's rock and metal), and if the audience doesn't care for our music....they go out for a cigarette break.
This one.
First bass I refinished and it came out so much better than I had dared hope. Plays and sounds great.
WOW. That's pretty.
My 1978 or so Modulus Bassstar. Bar none it is the best playing sounding bass I have ever owned. Of the 21 in my stable, and the dozens I have owned other than that, this is the one...
Wow--that's a 5'er! I thought the Bass Star was only 4 strings. That neck looks like the narrow-5'er I've dreamed about! MORE PICS and where can I get one!!!!!!! WHOOOO-EEEEE!!!!!!!!!
Here is a thread about the Bassstar. Everyone is invited to add as much info as possible.. http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/modulus-bassstar-fan-club-611772/
VWbug08' It seem you are not alone:
Oh, boy!!!
About the "desert island" bass, for me out of all my 15 it would be this one:
I'm glad I don't have to make this decision for reals, but since we're playing, I'd say out of the five I'd have to go with my 1989 4001V63.
Now set up with D'Addario Chromes, it is the most versatile, comfortable, and beautiful bass I (currently) own. I love it more every time I play it!
BTW, oldrookie, the finish on that P-bass is outstanding. Nice job!
Now set up with D'Addario Chromes, it is the most versatile, comfortable, and beautiful bass I (currently) own. I love it more every time I play it!
BTW, oldrookie, the finish on that P-bass is outstanding. Nice job!
Never thought i'd like a ricky without the binding or triangle inlays.
But that is one sexy ass bass, dude!
Ahhh scary thought! okay have to be my 1975 Gibson Ripper it has been with me since late 1974. This is a picture from 1975 I was a 16 old kid ha ha ha
No pics, but I'd have to keep with my Warwick $$. I've been able to play any type of music with it. I've had it for four years and I've never looked back.
