Ricky Daion

Thanks discreet

Thanks for the warm welcome everybody. Upside down lefties unite!

My rig. Mesa M6 Carbine with Mesa 4x10 and 1x15 Traditional Powerhouse cabs. [URL=http://s170.photobucket.com/user/McDonall/media/2016-03-08%2018.53.02.jpg.html][IMG]http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u249/McDonall/2016-03-08%2018.53.02.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

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Leafs. I know, I know....
[/quote] I'll take it easy on you then...for now.

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Welcome. I love Canada. Just tell me you're not an Oilers fan
[/quote]I'm an Oilers fan through and through. Now I will troll you mercilessly. You're not a Flames fan per chance?

Mesa M6 Carbine is about as simple as you can get. I run mine pretty much flat and use the Voice switch to scoop(turn to the left) or to add mid(turn to the right).
If I want even MORE bass you can pull out the bass knob for some super punch.

Hi everybody. As the title says I'm from Canada. Western Canada to be exact. I've been playing bass for the last 37 years and have enjoyed pretty much every minute. I was thrown into the fire (playing pro) 2 months after picking up the bass so I was hooked on playing live early on.

I'm a lefty and I string the bass upside down. I'm finding out through the internet that I'm not the only one that does it so I don't feel as alone as I used to lol.

Currently I use a Jazz mim and a Schecter Extreme as my go to basses. I run them through a Mesa M6 Carbine with a Mesa 4x10 PH and a 1x15 PH (if needed). The sound is imho killer. I also use a Sansamp programmable pedal and sometimes a Boss chorus(rarely).

The live music scene in Edmonton (hometown) is quite strong so we play about 35 to 40 gigs a year on the weekends. I play in a power trio (classic rock).

I'm looking forward to chatting and seeing all of the rigs and basses everybody is running. Attached is a pic of my bands stage set up.