What else do you play? If anything

[bassmeknik]

sang with parents everywhere we went for as long as I can remember
took up piano at age 6 (1963)
trumpet at 9
guitar at 10
bass and drums at 15, knew that year that bass would be my main instrument.
played drums as a hobby since 15

My first bass (1969 Fender Precision Bass sunburst/rosewood) belonged to my high school and it was an extended loan (1 year) after which I bought a new 1975 Fender Precision fretless natural w/maple neck/fingerboard, so my first year I learned the bass doing traditional jazz standards and my second year was just learning to play a fretless... Today I am 57 and play mostly 4 and 5 string acoustic and electric fretted and fretless bass guitars including a great stanty fret Dingwall Combustion.

 

[Biggbass]

Bass, guitar, banjo, maracas, and a mean mouth harp.

 

[ReneB]

I've been a percussionist for many decades now. I started on kit, but now mostly hand and latin percussion.

Just a few months ago I got myself my own bass and started learning. I really love playing bass and am planning on building my own bass this year.

 

[marko57]

Bass
Guitar
Bagpipes (with the NH Pipes & Drums)
Ukulele (learners level)

 

[Dominic D]

Bass
Guitar
French Horn
Drums
Keyboard

In that order.

 

[Mound of Sound]

Darts.

 

[GregT]

I play guitar first.....
Electric guitar (with an octave down pedal so my guitar is also a bass)
Acoustic guitar
Electric bass
Harmonica (straight and cross)
Upright bass
Mandolin

I am unashamed that I play guitar first. In my one man band, I don't play any lead, because I always split the signal so it comes out as a guitar and a bass at the same time (I actually split it four ways). At least I am a guitarist who recognizes that the lead can be sacrificed, but never the bass. Not if you want them to dance. At jams, I play my bass.

 

[Pet Sounds]

Started on guitar as a kid and still play acoustic and electric guitar on occasion, but I feel like I discovered the instrument that's truly right for me when I took up the bass 20-odd years ago.

 

[static0verdrive]

Drums, bass, some guitar, a little piano, and a tiny tiny bit of harmonica. I'm not sure I can say harmonica anymore though it's been a very long time.

 

[Patrick Verner]

Skin Flute

 

[SanDiegoHarry]

I double on Keys for one band I'm in;
I play enough guitar to embarrass myself and enough drums to have a better-than-average sense of meter/groove.

 

[Real Soon]

When I put some time in, I can play a little flute, and remedial-level keys and guitar. Used to be pretty sharp on trombone but that was some years back.

I was gifted a mandolin not too long ago; seems like I need to add that to the list eventually.

 

[friendlybass]

Synth. Jenga.

 

[spectorfreak]

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[Strung_Low]

Latin percussion
bass
drum kit
trumpet

 

[GreatScott91]

Let me first say I *barely* play bass but I picked up the ukulele last year. Apparently I cannot handle more than 4 strings.

 

[stigbeve]

Drums
Piano
Guitar, been recently playing a lot of classical

 

[Danomo]

what the mandolin is to the violin, the mandocello is to the cello. it's roughly the size of a guitar, tuned CC GG DD AA. they're really a very cool instrument- im surprised they arent more popular, honestly.

I remember the first time I heard (née read) the word... When I bought an album in 1978:

 

[Darren Lipper]

I'm really into the electronic music/production thing, my second instrument is the Ableton Push...

I use it to play samples, drum pads, or soft-synth chromatically. I'll usually bring this and my bass to a gig, and split it about 50/50.

 

[georgiagoodie]

EBG
DB
GTR
Banjo (Scruggs-style)
Tenor Banjo
Drums/Percussion
Mando
A little Fiddle
Dobro
Tuba
Euphonium
Tympani