Any Bass players?

[Texas Toast]

The Squier Vintage Modified P-Bass is tough to beat for the price.

Yeah I'm probably going to go with a Squier. I really can't justify dropping so much cash on a legit Fender.

[quickervicar]

My basses:

G&L SB-2, tobaccoburst, maple
G&L ASAT, translucent blue, rosewood
G&L L2000, cherryburst, Moses Graphite fretless
Modulus SweetSpot 5, translucent blue over quilted maple. old-school: pickguard ruins it :(
Hamer Chaparral XT 12-string (yes, it's Korean. and in dire need of electronics transplant)

The Rig:

Rack 1:
Korg tuner
Alembic F-1X preamp (clean)
SWR Interstellar Overdrive (dirt)
Mesa/Boogie Bass 400+ (ungodly power)

Rack 2:
Trace Elliot Quatra Valve

Speakers:
Eden D-410XLT
Eden D-210XST

Combo:
Nemesis 210

Pedals:
Korg Pitchblack tuner
Fulltone Bass-Drive Mosfet (dirt w/ Trace & combo)
Trace Elliot TAC-1 compressor

That's all I can think of for now.

[GunMetalGrey]

Almost bought one of those in the red finish, they look nice, And play well

[M42Power]

I am starting to play now. Mostly play classic rock, psychadelic rock, indy, blues.... Rock in general.


I bought one of these:



Les paul special bass in trans red finish, Pretty good bass for its price, has a great tone.

[T Verdier]

bass was my gateway drug to guitar!

[GunMetalGrey]

My first "real" bass amp was a TNT115. DAMN that this was a beast. Not enough clarity for my style but can warm a room. Casters helped out umteen percent while traveling! I did like the parametric eq though.

yes I could feel the clarity issue with the new bass, that's why I run a crossover to a small amp for the highs. makes it sound real clean. works great for the money

[Emre]

I'd really like a fender p-bass.

The Squier Vintage Modified P-Bass is tough to beat for the price.

[Texas Toast]

I play bass, not terribly good at it though haha. Just jam with friends mostly. I'd love to get something together though.

I need a new bass! The crappy one I have is falling apart haha. I'd really like a fender p-bass.

[xwill112x]

playing bass is easy, its just keeping the rhythem going. i play lead guitar, and sometimes switch over to bass just for the fun of it. i play a schecter diamond series 5 string.

[Pussy30]

Used to, wish I stayed with it. Definitely the most chill instrument you can play hahahah.

[quickervicar]

Been playing for...awhile. Still do some semi-pro local gigs, mainly in theater pits.

Do you really want me to list ALL my gear?

[N2MYE30]

As of right now
Basses:
Hohner 5 string strung up like a 6 string minus the B. This makes it easier for cords, harmonics, and soloing.
Fender J-bass. Keeping to the roots!

Amps
SWR Bass 350. This will never leave my stash!

Cabs
Working man SWR 2X10 and 1X15. If i were gigging like I use to, id go with a Goliath III.

I have a full recording studio so effects are endless.

What im listening to:
Bela Fleck and the flectones, VICTOR WOOTEN!!!
Rush, Geddy Lee
Weather Report, Jaco

I listen to a whole bunch of music and pull ideas from everywhere.

My first "real" bass amp was a TNT115. DAMN that this was a beast. Not enough clarity for my style but can warm a room. Casters helped out umteen percent while traveling! I did like the parametric eq though.

[ReallyDirtyThirty]

I have a 1978 Peavy T-40 bass and I play out of a either a SWR Working Man's 15 combo or a 1972 Fender Rhodes keyboard amp. For big shows I'll run them both together.

[!kid]

i don't play much anymore but i had a Ampeg 8x10, still have my Yamaha 5 string.
played in a Hardcore band and other side projects with various sounds.

inspirations where Ryan Martini-Mudvayne
Les Claypool-Primus
Marcus Miller

[ldsbeaker]

Awww man!
No upright?