Rodders

Anyone been there? Im looking to do their bass degree course when i finish college any info or personal experience would be nice just so i can get an idea of what its like but ive got a long way to go........... Thanks Rodders

1. Jaco Pastorius - For obvious reasons 2. John Entwistle - Just brilliant his fluidity amazes me 3. Victor Wooten - Can do what ever he wants and its still brilliant 4. Steve Bailey - Master of the fretless 6-string 5. Roger Waters - Nothing fancy but essential to the song

My very old (bout 10-20 yrs) practice rig is a KMD GS130 bass amp and a unbranded cabinet pictured with the un-modded of my two Peavey Milestone IIIs. It was a great bass to learn on, and is still great to play with. And the cabinet packed a punch for a freebie from dad's workmate! My main rig that i bought about 2 or 3 weeks ago, is a gorgeous (if i do say so myself) Warwick ProFet 3.2 (MOSFET), with my (also brand new) Warwick 410 Pro cab (4x10). (pictured with the modded (de-fretted) Peavey.) Oh, and my Boss ME-50-B effect pedal. I would show you a picture of me 'Vette but i haven't yet got a good picture...

Thanks for all the info guys does anyone where i can get his fretless video ?

Percy Jones.................. Brilliant fretless player Anyone know anything more about him ( Playing techniques, have you seen him live?)

I would just have my corvette with gold hardware and a whammy bar / floating bridge oh and a 26 fret neck ! Rodders

Hi im Rodders Im from Norfolk I play anything from Classic Rock to Jazz fusion Ive been playing for about 2 and a half years My gear is as follows: Warwick Corvette Std Peavey Milestone III Fretless (MOD) Warwick Profet 3.2 Warwick 410 Pro Cab Boss ME-50B My main influences are: John Entwistle, Jaco Pastorius Well that just about sums me up Who'd want to be a guitarist eh?