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Thank you Alex. it's not a homemade bass, but a bass i made with a luthier during a luthe-making course he setted up. his name is Xavier Petit, in France. all details of my adventure here: [url="http://www.myspace.com/basste3/blog/307080427"]http://www.myspace.com/basste3/blog/307080427[/url] and here is the next evolution (head shape, pickups, ramp,..)

Both is a good balance. I like to go see gigs to discover new sounds, and also go to tribute bands acts. Though, i don't wan't to pay a ticket for a tribute same price i would for originals. For example, an international led Zeppelin tribute band came here and claimed 58 euros !!! Not for me. I paid this for the real AC/DC on their next tour ! On the other side, for 10 euros, i went to a tribute bands evening, both from my area: a Queen tribute band (average level. Good for having a beer with friends) but a Pink Floyd tribute band which was AMAZING. A real magical trip. The best 10 euros i spent from a long time. Floyd Generations: [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zwDwyIJ0G4"]https://www.youtube....h?v=2zwDwyIJ0G4[/url] Way better than having a real Floyd evening on DVD.

Hi all I'm from south France, play bass since 15 years. Mostly jazz, jazz funk, jazz rock, latin jazz, electrojazz ... Anything with "jazz" into , and few rock too. I also play guitar, mostly acoustic one, with singing a little bit. My basses are a 4 string fretted Jazzbass copy I made during a luthe-making course; and another 4 strings fretted Ken Smith burner from 98'; plugged in a GK 700RbII through a GK NEO 115-III cab. Sometimes a dunlop Wha between basses and amp. I also play sometimes a Squier jazzbass, which is my wife one. Happy to discover this forum !