bjelkeman

The first bass I bought, new, and still own. A lovely MC-800. [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/bjelkeman/8747268599/][/url] [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/bjelkeman/8747270495/][/url] [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/bjelkeman/8747271221/][/url]

[quote name='Ancient Mariner' timestamp='1369258916' post='2087120'] Welcome to the forum. I really like Stockholm, and have worked there a couple of times (at the Karolinska sjukhuset) and was very happy walking back to my hotel late at night in January. Sometime I must take the wife over. [/quote] (Kick the bass) Late night (mix), in January. Pitchblack (tuner) and cold (play). You must be a bassist!

[quote name='FinnDave' timestamp='1369225970' post='2086515'] I always, without exception, get lost driving through Stockholm. All those tunnels and microscopic direction signs! Hope you have more luck than I ever have finding your way around. [/quote] Yes, and they are rebuilding a lot of the fiddly bits at the moment, so it is a royal mess right now. Worse than ever.

My Aussie accent isn't so good, but my Norwegian is decent.

Greetings! So I am a former Londoner, from Earl's Court in fact, that have moved (back) to Stockholm, Sweden. I gave in earlier in the year and relapsed. I started playing bass again, which I haven't done for several decades. And boy am I having fun! Managed to wiggle my way into a hardrock band recently too. There is a real dearth of bass players in Stockholm apparently. Otherwise I wouldn't have made it. Anyway, having fun and have acquired way too much new gear in a few months only. Hanging out at Basschat and the Swedish equivalent produces a monumental GAS. Trying not to buy anything more now. Well, except for that bass I wanted...