Geek99

We need sounds please

I don’t see any actual warts. So if I have notice that @Frank Blank has accidentally cut his head off whilst shaving and then fallen out of a nine floor window, I mean just supposing… can I then be on pole position to relieve you of this immense burden ?

I found bronze a bit zingy and bright

Pah he will never amount to anything… loser

Talk to John east - you need to balance the outputs. He has a product for this

You keep it in a stable ? It’s not a guitar, it deserves better than being p1ssed on by horses

Nice relic job ! Was it a squier once upon a time? only joking - very nice. Good luck

But if you make them bright enough you’ll be able to see your bass from space and how cool would that be?

JFDI

👍 by that selfless act of posting photos you have saved 10 people from the misery of becoming a guitarist

I demand the finest bass Po rn available to humanity, dammit! what a piece of work is a man! How very noble … etc. </withnallRant> so supply pictures or I’ll send some people to guitar lessons 🤢

My zoom will octave up, that might do?

Thanks waste not want not

I’ll buy them. Quite good enough for me

Welcome

I’m not sure anyone was rushing I think they just play fast al the time even the singer commented on it being so, the guitarist was super loud and very confident. Nice guy but a stereotype player. @Downunderwonder I was first up as I was in their direct line of sight and yes somewhat ambushed as I’d given up on them due to the late start such that I really had to be on my way.

I’m sure the drummer knew what he was doing, I just couldn’t hear him. I was right by drums, to his right. I looked at a few versions of tab and cover version.

That’s with a busted pickup and a poor relic job naturally

I’d look at any instrument that was better quality than the standard of my playing and keep the change. So, one $150 squier affinity later …

I’ve spoken to the organiser (who wasn’t there that night) and he is wisely telling me not to overthink this, suggesting that I come along for a few nights and don’t play and get to know people instead. He suggests that a combination of needing to go, going first and not feeling comfortable didn’t help (own failures notwithstanding)

I don’t have an amp, I would have been playing along to the music on headphones (had I made it to note #2)

No, I have kids, a disabled partner and a ton of work to do on my house. My bass spent 7 years in a wardrobe when we moved in. im not phased by a 12 bar