PatrickJ

Mark bass Travellers at the moment. 2x10 which I will add either another 2x10 or a 1x15.

Have any BC'ers picked up a Little Stubby?.. keen to hear thoughts, I briefly got to try one at the bass guitar show last year but didn't get a feel for volume - I'd like something I could use at Rehearsals. Doesn't have to necessarily keep up with an acoustic drum kit as drummer uses an electric kit so can turn the volume down but I want to be able to get a reasonable amount out of it .

I feel that this balding American player needs to be called out, we wouldn't want an innocent BC'er stumbling upon his videos and being led astray . I really have no clue who it is!! if it was a Balding English Fella with a Penchant for hats, well that would be easy but I'm less clued up with our Brethren from across the pond.

I always thought it was a daft name for that exact reason

I would love one of those !!!

For anyone unlucky enough not to get anywhere with Amazon there's one for sale on BC.

Today is my birthday and I just had the dispatch note to say the book will be delivered today! Thank you Geddy for pulling whatever strings you did for me

That seems very odd, I would definitely contact them and ask WTF. I haven't had an email but order status on the website says it will arrive Tuesday. I won't hold my breath.

Funny, I learnt that song last week for that exact purpose. So I ended up quitting that band, partly because of the experiences and partly because of some things going on with my kid that meant I didn't have time for it. However, I'm still working on those improvisation skills because they are important to me. I'm learning a lot of Flea's grooves and fills - figured if I have to play Rock I'll play it as funked up as I can :). i'm also working on jamming to common chord progressions in pop / rock music to build my ear and listening skills.

First update from Jon. Body taking shape so to speak.

BandHelper is a cross platform option I looked at. On song is what I've ended up with but its IOS only.

I could see 10-15 basses as a reasonable amount for as working / pro musician. The typical, J, P and MM's. A few goto gigging basses with a couple as backups or for alternate tunings Perhaps a vintage, YOB or iconic bass or two. But 20+ seems excessive :).. How many is in your collection, its probably earlier in this thread so apologies if you are repeating yourself.

Agree, I tend to tune out the static ads so I'm not worried about those. The problem is the pop up, on my phone screen it reduces the available space to read posts and when I try and type a reply like this is covers the text input box so I can't see what I'm doing. Will try ABP.

Enjoyed that a lot! @PUREJOYPEOPLE.. I remember your lead bass post a while ago. Some great tones in this that may interest you!

I'm not sure what's worse, the Ads or the puns.

I love bass guitar, and I love spending money on bass guitars but I struggle to get my head around such large collections.

Is it possible to remove ads for those of us with paid subscriptions? Thanks

Sorry to hear that

Did you move so you'd have more room for your basses?

I've only auditioned once for band, I made sure I knew the songs they wanted me to play and put myself across as a likeable, dependable guy. Turned out I knew the songs better than the outgoing bassist so all was good and I was in. I'm still in that band today, what do I bring to the table now ... Well I seem to be the only one who understands how to use a damn PA/Mixer and what the flip EQ is for. I usually have to lend someone a spare cable, battery, tuner, even a flipping guitar once at rehearsal because someone forgot to bring or has a broken one.

Oasis Rock n Roll Star. I'm constantly flipping up the chord progression.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs, those are them Indie kids with no Bassist right? Might be a reason they weren't mentioned on this here forum. Heathens!!!

Beastie Boys ? No guitar on Intergalactic

⁷With SBL you get what you pay for. The free stuff can be interesting but the newer YouTube content is much less educational and more around promoting the SBL brand and driving people to paid content, I.e the academy or the newer stand alone courses. I'm a paid up SBL academy member, I'd recommend the free trial to see what your think. The website has been updated significantly over the past 12 months, content is much easier to find and filter to what is of interest / focus. The lessons are direct and there are a variety of course creators, not just Scott. I think the quality of material is pretty good. I've just watched the video @devinebassshot in response to a recent thread on here, there's some good information in there about the academy and why his YT content has gone the way it has. It's an interesting watch. I've tried content from other Online educators and I tend to not find them as engaging as Scott so I always end up back at the SBL - but I haven't tried their paid content so it's probably not a fair comparison. I should check out Talkingbass more thoroughly.