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Washington State Bassists Club

Thanks for the fresh bump, nightwulf!

1. Bollenator
2. Psychotisis
3. bigntasty
4. ryco
5. GeezerDeacon69
6. Sebek-Ra89
7. KeithPas
8. deutschmarc
9. Bennet Pullen (the bassist formerly known as Zensunday)
10. CaptainWampum
11. TBird1958
12. RobJ
13. deepBassie
14. calshands
15. Spencer! (?)
16. dannster
17. skytunes
18. gregbackstrom
19. Waterpilot
20. bThumper38 (?)
21. rzpooch
22. Burlington
23. silky smoove
24. Matt Dead
25. OmnitzGarima
26. Rocinante_x1
27. cableguy
28. 4Mal
29. bowthing
30. Psycho
31. Mikebass6
32. Chowowbus
33. drewfunk
34. Hobbs
35. sublimestylee
36. randy clere
37. Plays_For_Dog
38. Kitsapbass
39. TwinBass
40. prd004
41. Passinwind
42. Rodent
43. SB Dog
44. ElementFe
45. alparrott
46. Caca de Kick
47. wyliee
48. xxjazzbassist
49. Gougedeye
50. BluesBear
51. amydpnw
52. Marial
53. PWV
54. shannons
55. lowliferumble
56. smeltnet
57. BlueTalon
58. derJackal
59. Philonius
60. FAMILIAR CHILL
61. Rafael
62. Oneirogenic
63. kgkon
64. crustychef
65. UnfortunateTony
66. Keef Green
67. nightwulf
68. Graphicsmoker
69. gracebass777
 
Every jam I go to there are always more bassists than any other instrument.
(the is one I know of that has a higher number of guitards but they're mostly wankers so I don't go there anymore)

Perhaps we should change the Washington State song to Spinal Tap's "Big Bottom".
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Hey can I get in on this. Born and Raised in Seattle...was actually in a band in the mid 80's called The Puget Sound!!!! KYYX, KISW and KZOK forever!!!!!!

Hey I'm in too thanks! Glad to see so much WA low frequency representation here.

You bet, guys. Welcome!

68. Graphicsmoker
69. gracebass777
 
Where down south are these jams? I would like to be able to play more than one or two songs a night (admittedly, I'm not very good, only been playing six months...) But the jams I go to all have more bassists than any other instrument, and often as many bassists as all the other musicians combined...I want to learn to play with other musicians, but it's a bit hard when I'm just getting into the flow and they say "ok, we're going to switch out bassists"...I don't mean to complain, and I AM grateful for the chance to play, but I'm getting kinda frustrated...
 
Hey guys, any of you WA area bassists have a DB750/751 I could try out? I'm thinking about buying one but would love to get some first hand experience before I pull the trigger. Thanks!

Hey Bennet, fwiw I had a 751 this summer for a couple of weeks - it sounded great with the DB 112/112NT stack (I Modeled the Vert 12's after yours!), but just sounded too muddy through my sealed cabs. I returned the Aggie, and have been pretty have pretty happy with the Streamliner 900. Just my experience...

Hey I'm number 53! *I Forgot I was in WSBC. Woohoo!


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Bennet: The DB750 would be on the opposite end of the spectrum to your P1 rig. I owned and gigged one with Eclectic Approach for about a year.

Comparing the two: Not as wide in either direction (top or bottom), an absolute ton of midbass, and a relatively polite upper midrange. It can be dialed to sound aggressive, but "fat at the second overtone" is its bread an butter. The thing kicks like a mule. I've never owned a head that had more "weight" behind the notes. I wanted something more hi-fi so I sold it, but there are days when I really miss it.