Get one like America Paz
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Get one like America Paz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIKNyzq38nw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIKNyzq38nw
warriordragon12NEED ENVELOPE FILTER RECCOMENDATIONS
If you're in the market for some dirt, the Darkglass B7k Ultra is a monster, and I've heard good things about their Alpha-Omega as well.
Also, how has no one mentioned Wojtek Pilichowski yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFgzrjvFvI
[quote=warriordragon12]NEED ENVELOPE FILTER RECCOMENDATIONS[/quote]
[url=http://a.co/9r7Dq5U]MXR makes a pretty good one.[/url]
If you're in the market for some dirt, the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSem8Zsa-vQ]Darkglass B7k Ultra[/url] is a monster, and I've heard good things about their [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8Z8TqWRwX0]Alpha-Omega[/url] as well.
Also, how has no one mentioned Wojtek Pilichowski yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFgzrjvFvI
[url=http://a.co/9r7Dq5U]MXR makes a pretty good one.[/url]
If you're in the market for some dirt, the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSem8Zsa-vQ]Darkglass B7k Ultra[/url] is a monster, and I've heard good things about their [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8Z8TqWRwX0]Alpha-Omega[/url] as well.
Also, how has no one mentioned Wojtek Pilichowski yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFgzrjvFvI
wow what a coincidence this thread was bumped the day i got accepted to join a band! :D
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)
wow what a coincidence this thread was bumped the day i got accepted to join a band! :D
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)
lighthousewow what a coincidence this thread was bumped the day i got accepted to join a band! :D
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)
The Ibanez SR series basses are some pretty nice instruments.
I would look at the SR650; it has a nice thin neck, P/J pickup configuration, 3-band eq, and an eq toggle switch if you want to rock the pickups in passive mode.
G&L makes some affordable J bass and P bass style basses.
Otherwise, Fender Jazz basses are pretty much the gold standard, and well worth the ~$600US investment for a Mexican made model.
In the end, it boils down to what feels best for you. Try out as many basses as you can, and try to buy used whenever possible.
[quote=lighthouse]wow what a coincidence this thread was bumped the day i got accepted to join a band! :D
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)[/quote]
The Ibanez SR series basses are some pretty nice instruments.
I would look at the [url=http://www.ibanez.com/products/u_eb_detail18.php?year=2018&cat_id=2&series_id=51&data_id=151&color=CL01]SR650[/url]; it has a nice thin neck, P/J pickup configuration, 3-band eq, and an eq toggle switch if you want to rock the pickups in passive mode.
[url=http://glguitars.com/product-category/tribute-basses/]G&L makes some affordable J bass and P bass style basses.[/url]
Otherwise, Fender Jazz basses are pretty much the gold standard, and well worth the ~$600US investment for a Mexican made model.
In the end, it boils down to what feels best for you. Try out as many basses as you can, and try to buy used whenever possible.
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)[/quote]
The Ibanez SR series basses are some pretty nice instruments.
I would look at the [url=http://www.ibanez.com/products/u_eb_detail18.php?year=2018&cat_id=2&series_id=51&data_id=151&color=CL01]SR650[/url]; it has a nice thin neck, P/J pickup configuration, 3-band eq, and an eq toggle switch if you want to rock the pickups in passive mode.
[url=http://glguitars.com/product-category/tribute-basses/]G&L makes some affordable J bass and P bass style basses.[/url]
Otherwise, Fender Jazz basses are pretty much the gold standard, and well worth the ~$600US investment for a Mexican made model.
In the end, it boils down to what feels best for you. Try out as many basses as you can, and try to buy used whenever possible.
yeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?
yeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?
SirBlitzkrieglighthousewow what a coincidence this thread was bumped the day i got accepted to join a band! :DThe Ibanez SR series basses are some pretty nice instruments.
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)
I would look at the SR650; it has a nice thin neck, P/J pickup configuration, 3-band eq, and an eq toggle switch if you want to rock the pickups in passive mode.
G&L makes some affordable J bass and P bass style basses.
Otherwise, Fender Jazz basses are pretty much the gold standard, and well worth the ~$600US investment for a Mexican made model.
In the end, it boils down to what feels best for you. Try out as many basses as you can, and try to buy used whenever possible.
+1 on ibanez SR basses, some of the best pieces of wood you will ever spend your money on.
[quote=SirBlitzkrieg][quote=lighthouse]wow what a coincidence this thread was bumped the day i got accepted to join a band! :D
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)[/quote]
The Ibanez SR series basses are some pretty nice instruments.
I would look at the [url=http://www.ibanez.com/products/u_eb_detail18.php?year=2018&cat_id=2&series_id=51&data_id=151&color=CL01]SR650[/url]; it has a nice thin neck, P/J pickup configuration, 3-band eq, and an eq toggle switch if you want to rock the pickups in passive mode.
[url=http://glguitars.com/product-category/tribute-basses/]G&L makes some affordable J bass and P bass style basses.[/url]
Otherwise, Fender Jazz basses are pretty much the gold standard, and well worth the ~$600US investment for a Mexican made model.
In the end, it boils down to what feels best for you. Try out as many basses as you can, and try to buy used whenever possible.[/quote]
+1 on ibanez SR basses, some of the best pieces of wood you will ever spend your money on.
thinking of buying a new bass since im going to be playing gigs and recording now. anyone got any suggestions? (the band is a power metal band but i also like basically any other kind of metal/rock)[/quote]
The Ibanez SR series basses are some pretty nice instruments.
I would look at the [url=http://www.ibanez.com/products/u_eb_detail18.php?year=2018&cat_id=2&series_id=51&data_id=151&color=CL01]SR650[/url]; it has a nice thin neck, P/J pickup configuration, 3-band eq, and an eq toggle switch if you want to rock the pickups in passive mode.
[url=http://glguitars.com/product-category/tribute-basses/]G&L makes some affordable J bass and P bass style basses.[/url]
Otherwise, Fender Jazz basses are pretty much the gold standard, and well worth the ~$600US investment for a Mexican made model.
In the end, it boils down to what feels best for you. Try out as many basses as you can, and try to buy used whenever possible.[/quote]
+1 on ibanez SR basses, some of the best pieces of wood you will ever spend your money on.
lighthouseyeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?
On American/Mex/Jap, in my opinion for the price difference between Mex/Jap and Americans it's not super worth it? I've got a Mex Jazz Deluxe and apart from the bridge it's entirely capable of professional use. iirc some Jap basses from the 90s are meant to be fantastic. Also anytime you get a Fender immediately get it set up professionally, the factory/shop set ups tend to be dogshit
[quote=lighthouse]yeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
On American/Mex/Jap, in my opinion for the price difference between Mex/Jap and Americans it's not super worth it? I've got a Mex Jazz Deluxe and apart from the bridge it's entirely capable of professional use. iirc some Jap basses from the 90s are meant to be fantastic. Also anytime you get a Fender immediately get it set up professionally, the factory/shop set ups tend to be dogshit
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
On American/Mex/Jap, in my opinion for the price difference between Mex/Jap and Americans it's not super worth it? I've got a Mex Jazz Deluxe and apart from the bridge it's entirely capable of professional use. iirc some Jap basses from the 90s are meant to be fantastic. Also anytime you get a Fender immediately get it set up professionally, the factory/shop set ups tend to be dogshit
lighthouseyeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot
[quote=lighthouse]yeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot
SirBlitzkriegwarriordragon12NEED ENVELOPE FILTER RECCOMENDATIONSMXR makes a pretty good one.
If you're in the market for some dirt, the Darkglass B7k Ultra is a monster, and I've heard good things about their Alpha-Omega as well.
Also, how has no one mentioned Wojtek Pilichowski yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFgzrjvFvI
thanks right now im deciding between the mxr and a boss sw 3
[quote=SirBlitzkrieg][quote=warriordragon12]NEED ENVELOPE FILTER RECCOMENDATIONS[/quote]
[url=http://a.co/9r7Dq5U]MXR makes a pretty good one.[/url]
If you're in the market for some dirt, the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSem8Zsa-vQ]Darkglass B7k Ultra[/url] is a monster, and I've heard good things about their [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8Z8TqWRwX0]Alpha-Omega[/url] as well.
Also, how has no one mentioned Wojtek Pilichowski yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFgzrjvFvI[/quote]
thanks right now im deciding between the mxr and a boss sw 3
[url=http://a.co/9r7Dq5U]MXR makes a pretty good one.[/url]
If you're in the market for some dirt, the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSem8Zsa-vQ]Darkglass B7k Ultra[/url] is a monster, and I've heard good things about their [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8Z8TqWRwX0]Alpha-Omega[/url] as well.
Also, how has no one mentioned Wojtek Pilichowski yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFgzrjvFvI[/quote]
thanks right now im deciding between the mxr and a boss sw 3
warriordragon12lighthouseyeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot
nah i dont drop tune a lot, but yeah because of just how many factors there are that affect how the bass sounds and plays im thinking of just going into a music shop and just playing a whole bunch of basses to help me decide if there are any features that i would want/not want. or maybe i should just stop worrying about all that and just buy a fender ._.
edit i say "just" a fuckin lot lmfao
[quote=warriordragon12][quote=lighthouse]yeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot[/quote]
nah i dont drop tune a lot, but yeah because of just how many factors there are that affect how the bass sounds and plays im thinking of just going into a music shop and just playing a whole bunch of basses to help me decide if there are any features that i would want/not want. or maybe i should just stop worrying about all that and just buy a fender ._.
edit i say "just" a fuckin lot lmfao
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot[/quote]
nah i dont drop tune a lot, but yeah because of just how many factors there are that affect how the bass sounds and plays im thinking of just going into a music shop and just playing a whole bunch of basses to help me decide if there are any features that i would want/not want. or maybe i should just stop worrying about all that and just buy a fender ._.
edit i say "just" a fuckin lot lmfao
lighthousewarriordragon12lighthouseyeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot
nah i dont drop tune a lot, but yeah because of just how many factors there are that affect how the bass sounds and plays im thinking of just going into a music shop and just playing a whole bunch of basses to help me decide if there are any features that i would want/not want. or maybe i should just stop worrying about all that and just buy a fender ._.
edit i say "just" a fuckin lot lmfao
i am a devout follower of the church of the fender jazz bass
throw some la bella deep talkin strings on there and you will be good to go for as long as you live
[quote=lighthouse][quote=warriordragon12][quote=lighthouse]yeah the bass ive been using for like 10 years now is a squier j bass that i had set up professionally to get a bit of a better sound and play out of it but im probably going to want to leave a bass at my bands studio so i dont have to transport it, which means its time to upgrade lol.
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot[/quote]
nah i dont drop tune a lot, but yeah because of just how many factors there are that affect how the bass sounds and plays im thinking of just going into a music shop and just playing a whole bunch of basses to help me decide if there are any features that i would want/not want. or maybe i should just stop worrying about all that and just buy a fender ._.
edit i say "just" a fuckin lot lmfao[/quote]
i am a devout follower of the church of the fender jazz bass
throw some la bella deep talkin strings on there and you will be good to go for as long as you live
problem with the squier i have to stretch my hands really far and its pretty tough to play fast as i expect ill have to do soon, so i want something that i can play really quickly. do you recommend american/mexican/japanese fenders or does it not matter?[/quote]
i have a usa j bass and its wonderful and i highly reccomend it. you can find mexican ones that play better than certain american ones so strongly suggest you go to a guitar center or something and try a bunch out.
as far as comfort playing its definitely way easier to play a j bass than a p bass because the neck is thinner and ive always felt it doesnt matter what youre playing, a j bass can do it jsut fine
for metal specifically though fanned frets can be nice if you drop tune a lot[/quote]
nah i dont drop tune a lot, but yeah because of just how many factors there are that affect how the bass sounds and plays im thinking of just going into a music shop and just playing a whole bunch of basses to help me decide if there are any features that i would want/not want. or maybe i should just stop worrying about all that and just buy a fender ._.
edit i say "just" a fuckin lot lmfao[/quote]
i am a devout follower of the church of the fender jazz bass
throw some la bella deep talkin strings on there and you will be good to go for as long as you live
https://soundcloud.com/mario-gimeno-soriano/lament-king-crimson-cover
Recorded with my precious Squier Classic Vibe 60s and an Ampeg BA-210
https://soundcloud.com/mario-gimeno-soriano/lament-king-crimson-cover
Recorded with my precious Squier Classic Vibe 60s and an Ampeg BA-210
Recorded with my precious Squier Classic Vibe 60s and an Ampeg BA-210
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmoA8FwqF9I
craziest solo i ever seen
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmoA8FwqF9I[/youtube]
craziest solo i ever seen
craziest solo i ever seen
https://imgur.com/zWrk4V6 (sorry for bad quality)
Both are early 90s Ibanez. The 5 string is an EMG loaded CT5B, the 4 string is an early SR300 with active Ibanez pickups. Both play really well but I prefer the 5 string for messing around cause it's fun to have an extra string to mess around with.
I also have two guitars, an Epiphone Explorer Pro-1 that I found cheap that I put some thicker gauge strings on and tuned way down. Considering changing the pickup to something tasty. The other one is a Chapman ML-2 Modern that I absolutely love. Really good guitar for the money. I'd absolutely recommend testing one out if you can and if you're looking for a mid-range guitar.
https://imgur.com/zWrk4V6 (sorry for bad quality)
Both are early 90s Ibanez. The 5 string is an EMG loaded CT5B, the 4 string is an early SR300 with active Ibanez pickups. Both play really well but I prefer the 5 string for messing around cause it's fun to have an extra string to mess around with.
I also have two guitars, an Epiphone Explorer Pro-1 that I found cheap that I put some thicker gauge strings on and tuned way down. Considering changing the pickup to something tasty. The other one is a Chapman ML-2 Modern that I absolutely love. Really good guitar for the money. I'd absolutely recommend testing one out if you can and if you're looking for a mid-range guitar.
https://imgur.com/Pf0aQNh
Both are early 90s Ibanez. The 5 string is an EMG loaded CT5B, the 4 string is an early SR300 with active Ibanez pickups. Both play really well but I prefer the 5 string for messing around cause it's fun to have an extra string to mess around with.
I also have two guitars, an Epiphone Explorer Pro-1 that I found cheap that I put some thicker gauge strings on and tuned way down. Considering changing the pickup to something tasty. The other one is a Chapman ML-2 Modern that I absolutely love. Really good guitar for the money. I'd absolutely recommend testing one out if you can and if you're looking for a mid-range guitar.
https://imgur.com/Pf0aQNh
All_Over_RShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmoA8FwqF9I
craziest solo i ever seen
everything victor wooten does is crazy
[quote=All_Over_RS][youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmoA8FwqF9I[/youtube]
craziest solo i ever seen[/quote]
everything victor wooten does is crazy
craziest solo i ever seen[/quote]
everything victor wooten does is crazy
Carvin Custom 6 String Fretess (bad photo)
https://imgur.com/a/b8ORDGz
Carvin Custom 6 String Fretess (bad photo)
Carvin Custom 6 String Fretess (bad photo)
shreddedhttps://imgur.com/a/b8ORDGz
Carvin Custom 6 String Fretess (bad photo)
Anytime I see a 6 string fretless of I immediately think of a Miles Davis All Stars gig where the bass player just masturbated on it for 90 minutes and they now instill fear in me
[quote=shredded]https://imgur.com/a/b8ORDGz
Carvin Custom 6 String Fretess (bad photo)[/quote]
Anytime I see a 6 string fretless of I immediately think of a Miles Davis All Stars gig where the bass player just masturbated on it for 90 minutes and they now instill fear in me
Carvin Custom 6 String Fretess (bad photo)[/quote]
Anytime I see a 6 string fretless of I immediately think of a Miles Davis All Stars gig where the bass player just masturbated on it for 90 minutes and they now instill fear in me
https://prnt.sc/vlzafb spent some neetbux on this thing, can't wait to play it soon as it gets here. Close enough to the one I had to return two n a half years ago.
iit's arrived!
https://prnt.sc/vlzafb spent some neetbux on this thing, can't wait to play it soon as it gets here. Close enough to the one I had to return two n a half years ago.
[img]https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/Ob14jyNDu9pp2zAKJPJgtB8HHIhD9nEHDe-05vgZqj0/%3Fwidth%3D526%26height%3D701/https/media.discordapp.net/attachments/507288344728698891/786311688894414899/20201209_1405291.jpg[/img] iit's arrived!
[img]https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/Ob14jyNDu9pp2zAKJPJgtB8HHIhD9nEHDe-05vgZqj0/%3Fwidth%3D526%26height%3D701/https/media.discordapp.net/attachments/507288344728698891/786311688894414899/20201209_1405291.jpg[/img] iit's arrived!
https://prnt.sc/y046h7 oh this is bad
now that I look at the previous photo, it was there the whole time
https://prnt.sc/y046h7 oh this is bad
now that I look at the previous photo, it was there the whole time
now that I look at the previous photo, it was there the whole time
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