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The Soundgear Club

Swag from Ibanez! (but not the strap)

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At home with the Fam!

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Very subtle but its there!

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Headstock shot! PF350/PF210HE

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Other pics....

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Argh, I hate you :D

Seriously though, killer looking bass :hyper: Congratz :bassist:
 
Yeah, I've noticed that as well. Maybe they just dont own an Ibanez bass? :hiding:

But again, I havent been playing bass long, So anything new sounds good to me, lol. I can forsee my gear changing quite a bit when its all said and done. I will get a GK MB200 or GK MB500 head and a GK 210MBE cab along with the PF115 cab and do a side by side comparison.

OK, So now that I have both an MB210 and PF 350/PF210. I can say that the GK combo cab. sounds slightly "brighter" and the PF210 has a definate "dark side" to it, another explanation would also fit as well...The GK cab. sounds "hollow" and the Ampeg cab. sounds "solid" which would probably be attributed to the Ampeg cab. being lined and the GK cab. being bare ply. I used both Ibanez Bass guitars during my test.

Although, I was able to get close to the GK cab. sound with my Ampeg head and cab. (tweaking the head and Bass), I was unable to get the same dark Ampeg sound with the GK combo.

I hope this helps. :bassist:
 
You can add me to the owner's club too. I picked up an SR250 this week and played it at practice today. It's got a great sound and I'm impressed with the sustain. I wasn't sure what to expect for such a low priced bass but I'm sold.

Here's some pics:

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The camera I use is a Canon EOS T3 I got a great deal at Fry's (under $450.00 for the kit last year). I know its not a top of the line DSLR but it pretty much takes the pictures for me, all I have to do is point it in the right direction and press this little button thingy on the front :D. No, Seriously for the price, it cant be beat, the Nikon fanboys out there sure dont like it but thats 'cause it actually "teaches" you how to use a DSLR. Which is what I would expect from an entry level camera. What I didn't expect was that it takes AMAZING low light photo's (better than Nikon's entry level options in my opinion), also the fact that it can go as high as 6400iso is a plus for catching the snowflakes.

Heres a few shots from my office:
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