Amrod1989

I used to do vocals and bass in my old old old band (10 years or so ago), unfortunately not in a band any more and doubt I'd want to do vocals as well any more.. I still own my PA system though, I still use it from time to time because I don't have a bass amp atm.. Saving up for a Trace Elliot :B... Either way.. If I were to join another band I would probably just let the band use it for nothing as it's just gathering dust at the moment for the most part. But we shall see what develops in the future, whether or not I ever get into a band or just do a solo project.

For me I think if I had to choose from my collection only 1 to keep, it would be my American Standard Fender Jazz. It's just the full package for me. Sounds stunning and plays like a dream.

Good afternoon all, My name is Mark, I have been playing bass since 2002 when I was 13 years of age. Originally from Warrington, Cheshire. Took a small break at around 19 - 22 years old as I moved to London and space was limited, plus my son was born in 2011, and yeah... He took up a lot of my time along with work etc. Living in Newquay, Cornwall now with my son and his mum and life's pretty good now! As my signature states, I am currently rocking the ESP LTD F-415FM and a Black and White Fender American Standard Jazz. I do own more, but don't play them much. They are: -Squier - P-Bass, nicknamed Old Reliable. This was my first bass. -A completely battered B.C. Rich Warlock -A completely battered Yamaha RBX-375 -A nice and clean B.C. Rich Virgo Celtic Onyx bass. -A nice and clean B.C. Rich Zombie Exotic bass 4 string. May be selling the last 2 if I can find a buyer. But that's not for this thread. Currently in between amps at the moment, I do have a Peavey PA system that is about 12 years old. Just finding the money for a nice amp at the moment is easier said than done. I'm thinking maybe a trip to PMS in Salford next time I am up North to test out a few amps and see what's to my taste. I also have a Darkglass B7K Microtubes pre-amp. Which I love! Not got a tremendous amount of gear, but working towards setting up a small home studio so I can record and what not. I think that's about it.. Thanks for hearing me out! Mark!