PaulHornBass

Bought a pedal from Dan. It's great and so was the communication throughout. Happy to recommend him.

Has anyone tried one of these yet? Looking into it for my micro-rig...

Bought a pedal from @SumOne recently - it arrived quickly, well packed, in excellent condition. Communication was superb throughout. Would buy from him again!

I think so. There's absolutely tons of stuff on there, including courses on theory. You can still get a 14 day free trial I believe, so you can have a look around and see if it's what you're after.

I've spent more time than ever on practice - probably 5 times per week over the past year. I've been getting the most out of my Scott's Bass Lessons subscription, I'll say that. I've gone from being quite lax to quite disciplined, and my technique and understanding of theory have improved. Over the first lockdown, I learnt how to play fingerstyle from scratch, having been a pick-only player since my teens, which was a long time ago... Now I rarely pick up a pick - wouldn't have believed that a year ago. Having no gigs to work towards has allowed me to be a bit more free in terms of the songs I've been learning to play. I can't really put my finger on why I've got so deep into the bass over the lockdowns, as my attention span for other hobbies has been smashed to bits! I hardly did any reading last year, for example.

Love the aesthetics of these, especially the roasted maple necks. The 4 string models are £399 on Anderton's 🤤