pauljdcooper

Sorry i guess i should have come here first! So i am an Aussie, based in London, played 6 string for lots of years, now trying to play bass. Very glad i made the decision. Lovely intrument and it is long overdue that i learnt. Big Flea and Charles Mingus fan. Thanks for having me!!

ha brilliant! just the advice i needed. I LOVE this forum!

I have a pair of AKG K100 that i have used for about 10 years with no problems and good sound quality at all volumes. I did a sound engineering course at SAE and they recommended these and i haven't looked back. ''I remember hearing you should mix down on the crappest speakers possible. That way if you make it sound decent it will sound phenomenal on decent speakers. It doesn't work the other way round'' NO NO NO!! mix on good reference monitors that give a FLAT EQ. that is an accurate sound representation. THEN... take a copy and listen on you crappiest speakers you can find, IF that still sounds good you have nailed it. BUT when you have gotten used to your reference monitors you won't need to use the crappy ones at all.

28yr old male. picked it up this year after years of guitar. Got a P style and a Jazz on the way. Blues and a little funk playing. None of it very good at the moment.

can't wait

Yeah I just noticed this. Hmm nice to have as a reference, particularly as a new bassist. thanks

Cheers Hit&Run, I will see how i go. Different Headstock, same company. May be able to fill me in.

try www.vintagesynth.com lots of info there!

www.thomman.de are very reasonable priced. Good service and i like em.

ok here is a few pics hope someone can help!

Oh, umm i misspelled it. Gould. It is GOULD P style bass!! sorry! OH and i will get photos up tomorrow. cheers

Gould P style bass, age unknown, but i would like to know what i can about it. wood for the body etc previous owner knew nothing about it. have had no luck with website. cheers