• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

What's on your Christmas list?

I’m a string junkie. I already know what’s on its way to me- D’Addario NYXL 45-105 (never tried them), LaBella DTF 43-104 (tried DTFs on a 5er about 10 years ago) and Elixir NanoWeb Acoustic Bass 45-100 (never tried them).

Christmas can’t come soon enough!!!
 
I basically got all i want, im not big on stuff, i'm usually pretty good at fighting GAS...

















although that doesnt stop me from asking for like a IYV guitar or smthn idk guys i got a ukulele i didnt really want last year when what i really wanted was a bass cuz i was too scared to ask
 
Last edited:
This, but there only just over 1 day left to pledge.

Invalid Link Removed


FYI, for those who are interested : the campaign was such a success, that they've decided to keep it open (with slightly increased prices for those that missed the finding deadline) to get it past the $1 million mark, and unlock the last stretch goal.

This is a real bargain if you're in the USA.

Unfortunately international postage, and fees, double the cost for the rest of us - but the digital bundle is a no-brainer, and for me the real value is in the digital archive of all the original issues.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Winslow
When CDs were still a thing, I would tell my kids and family to get me a CD that they think I would enjoy, but likely not discover on my own.
This way, even if it wasn't something that I would choose, I could keep somewhat aware of current trends and also keep myself open to new/different music.

It is much harder now that CDs aren't a primary method of listening to music.
 
When CDs were still a thing, I would tell my kids and family to get me a CD that they think I would enjoy, but likely not discover on my own.
This way, even if it wasn't something that I would choose, I could keep somewhat aware of current trends and also keep myself open to new/different music.

It is much harder now that CDs aren't a primary method of listening to music.
CDs are still very much a thing around our place. :)

CD Maple Cases-Cropped-1200_4123.jpg
 
But seriously,

This year, just about everyone I know is in a precarious economic position (myself included) so we collectively decided that, with a few exceptions, gifts will not be exchanged this year. I'm getting my daughter and her two kids something, but I've told everybody not to get me anything.

Strangely, all my friends and family seem more joyful about the holiday season this year, despite most of us pinching pennies to make ends meet. We're putting up the faux tree in the living room tomorrow afternoon and we always make a big production of decorating with the grandkids before we head over to my folks house to make Xmas cookies.

:hyper: :drool::thumbsup: