Kwiatkowski_73

Oh, I've spent cash during lockdown. 😂 But when it comes to a new bass....i want hands on. Bought an expensive bass online. When I got it I hated it. Won't make that goof again.

That sucks bud! I hope it doesn't come down to that.

The smell of brand new basses and guitars. It was helps make you smile and open up your wallet 😂

The most important question of the moment. What's on your shopping list for when lockdown ends? Optional question, can your bank account hack it? Been eyeing up either a Dingwall Super PJ or a Spector Dimensions. Also thinking of maybe shifting my GK Stack for a Darkglass. As soon as I can go into Bass Direct I'm going! 😂 Can imy bank account hack it? No. No it can't. But I'm not overly attached to my left kidney.

Hey all! I've been tonking away at the lessons and got to a point where I'm playing the bass line from Billie Jean. I happened to record myself playing it and on play back noticed that when I'm moving between strings I'm almost getting a hammer on and pull off sound whilst moving. Once heard, never unheard. It is doing my head in. Is this down to Technique, Set Up, both or have I not sacrificed enough skin to the Bass Gods? Help Me Bass Kenobis. You're my only hope.

Yeah. In that case I'm done for! 😂. I don't do cheap hobbies.

@SpondonBassedSpent all of yesterday trying to work this out. Either you've been talking to my wife and are aware of my ability to "let rip" or I have no idea what GAS stands for 😂. Please educate me. 😊

Hi! I'm K, pleased to be hear. Technically I've been "playing" for 16 years, but if I'm 100% honest I'd say I've only started properly in the last month or so. This makes me very much an "all the gear, no idea person." Currently own two Sandbergs and three GK amps. (Note that one Sandberg and one of the GK amps is probably going to pop up on the for sale areas very soon!) I originally picked up the bass because bands near me needed bassists more than they needed backing guitarists. Traded in an ESP LTD guitar for an Epiphone Thunderbird and instantly fell in love with the notion of being a bassist. Then I spent years being "that guy" who muddled their way through things because theory was not a thing, nor was practicing. Between friends who are all great guitarists and a father in law that spends a lot of time in recording studios I decided this year that it would actually be nice to have a jam with them and not crap my pants about not knowing anything about the instrument or the notes I can and can't play. So I've started playing every day for at least 30 minutes and taken up a few online courses to get technique and theory under my belt. The goal is to one day decide I'm good enough to justify buying a Dingwall Super P 😅. What better way to motivate yourself than a £4000 gift at the end of it all.