dmccombe7 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 33 minutes ago, super al said: I would vouch for that @dmccombe7 , I bought a Stagg eub for an americana/country/blues band. Used to get some funny looks when playing live but it sounded pretty good. Nick on drums in the photo was definitely giving me a funny look, possible bum note moment. (Pic is from 2012 I think). Does it stay in place ok without having a body as such to steady it against you. ? Dave Quote
dmccombe7 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago (edited) 35 minutes ago, knirirr said: It's not that bad if you've got a free corner of a room in which to lean it. The main difficulty is getting it down the stairs... Unfortunately all corners in the Bass Cave are occupied. Doesn't help that i have a full clothes rack in there too for all my Glam costumes. Dave Edited 3 hours ago by dmccombe7 1 Quote
super al Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 4 minutes ago, dmccombe7 said: Does it stay in place ok without having a body as such to steady it against you. ? Dave There's a couple of appendages that fit either side of the eub body to simulate the acoustic's body. They're not much to look at but the Stagg eub was budget friendly at the time. The neck board isn't as round as an acoustic so playing with a bow is tricky but I only went 'arco' on the intro for Born on the Bayou to get the drone sound. Quote
42Hz Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) On 30/12/2025 at 17:41, Al Krow said: ... What are yours and why those particular goals? What do you see as the main hurdles to achieving them? I want to improve timing and consistency of my playing. I am fairly sure it involves adjustments to playing technique. ... Maybe see if a new bass helps, you never know 🙂 Edited 2 hours ago by 42Hz Quote
peteb Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago (edited) 1 hour ago, 42Hz said: I want to improve timing and consistency of my playing. I am fairly sure it involves adjustments to playing technique. It may do, but it is more likely that you need to practice with a metronome and work on how to improve the way that you listen to your own playing! You are not alone - timing and consistency are what sorts the men from the boys and the thing that really makes you a top player. I've been playing for fifty years and they are the two things that I'm still working on! Edited 46 minutes ago by peteb 1 Quote
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