It doesn't look like anyone's started one of these yet so...who'll be there? Any pre-NAMM info you may be privvy to that you can share? I'll be there, but not all there. In fact, 30% less of me will be there than was there last year. I've lost a lot of weight.
There was a thread in Off Topic about a month ago about NAMM. I have my pass and my hotel reservation. I definitely am pumped up about going.
Haha, wow, RIGHT before I read this thread I was going to make one. I'm going, i'll make one in OT actually...
My electric teacher [Scott Pazera] will be there. No lesson for 4wks vs. 2, but definately worth it. I am excited to hear about the gear along with pics on here [HINT HINT-take pics pleeeaaassseee] . I feel remarkably giddy for me just due to the thought of seeing NAMM pics. See what TB has done to me over the past 4 years?
I'll be there all four days, though on Thursday and Friday it might only be from late afternoon on (someone has to do the tech support stuff--me). Steve Lawson will be there, too.
As Bob says, I'll be there (thanks to Bob! ) - I really look forward to NAMM, it's a great chance to get together with people I don't see for the rest of the year, and to check out some new toys... I'll be around the Modulus and AccuGroove booths. I'm also doing a masterclass in San Jose on Saturday 29th - click here for the thread about it see y'all there! Steve www.stevelawson.net
I'll be there. Look for me at either the Visual Sound booth or the Bee Basses booth. Maybe we need to schedule a TB hang somewhere.
Scott is the sh**. A really nice guy, great player and teacher. He is the real deal. If anyone is in the Chicago area, you owe it to yourself to check this guy out! I'll be there at the EA and MTD booths. I saw Mike's NAMM basses last week and they are truly like NOTHING you have ever seen before. Mike
I whole-heartedly agree. Scott is a great player and an even better person. Very approachable and genuine. Can't wait to bug him about NAMM when he returns.
Hey Mike, I'm sure at least you and Bernie will understand this comment. Generally-after the lessons with Scott-i'm actually excited to practice and leave knowin that even though i still have a long way to go, the possibilities are endless. [easiest example-Donna Lee, i've hit a plateau where there's a few bars that need more polishing than the rest of it] Definately has chops and is a great teacher. Before this school year, i honestly don't think i would have been able to handle lessons from him.
I'm making the trip (from New Zealand!). Staying at the Coast Anaheim. It's a business trip for me as I work for an importer/wholesaler here.
