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Bass guitar is the most fun to play, even If I am the worst at that instrument... The groove is in yer hands when you hold the bass guitar...

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Stupid American Pig wrote: The groove is in yer hands when you hold the bass guitar...
Thats a good way to put it! :D

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When I play, the groove usually ends up in my elbow. Very very frustrating

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IIRs wrote:
cptgone wrote: I'm still saving up (not making much progress though :?) for my 1st bass :)
Credit cards are marvelous inventions.. :oops:
4-string or 5 string creditcards? :roll:

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Barf wrote: 4-string or 5 string creditcards? :roll:
as many strings as they could attach I think :scared:

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That's a brilliant description above. I need a new bass...I have a fantastic fretless, but no fretted bass. The best I guess would be a fretted bass with a midi pickup, so if I didn't like its sound I could record just the Midi. I like the idea of putting the groove back into my hands.
Three shall be the number of the counting

And the number of the counting shall be three.

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good for you Tim! About 15 yrs ago, in desparate times I had to pawn my Ibanez bass and a mixer..
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and the remark, the groove is in your hands, is so true!
I've been meaning to look around at some pawn shops to see if i could pick one up cheap. But then, I've been meaning to stop and buy a set of strings to replace the ones broken on my Taylor...
:roll:

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bluedad wrote:good for you Tim! About 15 yrs ago, in desparate times I had to pawn my Ibanez bass and a mixer..
:cry: .
:roll:

Thats noth'in.( just an expression of speech, but feel your pain :-) I had to pawn my Gold Top Les Paul for $125.00 'cuase I really need the money...the same guitar is worth thousands now :cry: :cry:

But what comes around goes around..I got my custom les paul now :-)

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I enjoy listening to Patrick O'Hearn playing the bass on his ambient recordings. He uses a 5-string I think, judging by the really low notes. I tried to play along once by detuning my 4-string bass :)

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I love my old and worn Fender Jazzbass -- still nothing that sounds quite like it ... :love:
When I was younger I used to be in doubt. These days I'm not so sure.

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hvaring wrote:I love my old and worn Fender Jazzbass -- still nothing that sounds quite like it ... :love:
What type do you have? How old is it? Got any nude pictures of yours? :roll:

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tconrardy wrote: I had to pawn my Gold Top Les Paul for $125.00 'cuase I really need the money..
:-o that must have hurt

My first Les Paul got stolen :(

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I got this 300$ (used) Fender Jazzbazz, which is black with white pickupprotector, never realy liked it that muxh, but still a lot better then the guitar.
After I costumized a electric guitar with a new body and some piezos for a little different sound, I fell so in love with it that I wanted that in a base aswell.
So I went and bought a used one for about 60$ overland(er?) copy. But my ohh my, the sound on that baby, if I add compression to her from my 15" bass amp I get "that perfect sound" from her, so I could not bear screwing her apart and replace the body of her.

So there I am, 2 basses, one expensive that I dont really like, and one cheap that I love.
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tconrardy wrote:He is of course, Micheal Manring.
you knew/know michael manring? :cool:
so, was he just as frighteningly tallented when he was a kid?

-ugo

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ugo wrote:
tconrardy wrote:He is of course, Micheal Manring.
you knew/know michael manring? :cool:
so, was he just as frighteningly tallented when he was a kid?

-ugo
Yep...we did some very cool pycho jazz stuff in alternate tunings. I used to go to thier house twice a week and we would practice. His mom helped me with my math too. Great people! We still email each other and exchange CD's once in a while.

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