jkent

i have been a member at Low end University for a few months now and it has hands down been worth it for my bass playing personally. i have not used the video submission thing at all as i'm pretty aware of where i suck, but the lessons and lick lessons are definitely getting me in gear. i've subscribed to a few of the other bass sites like this but Low End is the one i come back to most, as i think the content is organized the best since it's all sorted out by skill level, and Mark is very clear and concise with teaching and straight to the point. my only complaint (if i absolutely have to make one) is the lack of material for 6-string basses which is what i play, everything is for 4-string, but i understand everyone does not have a 6.

I absolitely love this. Super efficient and easier than wasting space on a pedal tuner. I have that same DAddario one linked above I think, maybe an older version.

i've been gigging with the Ampeg BA-115 in school for campus gigs for like ever, thing is a tank and is super reliable.

I really love this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ2o5CWCOgk

this just blows. the industry is damn stressful!

I want a Kemper sooooo bad.

i used to own a Legend and a Euro (used the Legend for gigging as I didn't want to scratch the Euro ) honestly over the years, never really felt or noticed much difference. All this to say, the Legends are just as good IMO for half the price

always a J. I find if I solo the neck, it's suitable enough in a live setting for the P sound, but the P sound can't touch the J sound remotely.