Blademan_98

Welcome on board! Need to get some posts in to loose the noob status lol

Thanks for the heads up

Welcome aboard Nice collection!

Hofner stuff is good value (so is Epiphone ) Second hand Yamaha stuff is also very good value.

Great stuff I would dearly love to play in a mac tribute band!

More power = more fun

Welcome aboard. A lengthy post! This is a friendly place

I have never tried! I probably will now as I get a little RSI in my fingers on a long session

Hope it works out for you Keeps us updated!

I lent a guitar to a chap who managed to scratch it where the plate would have been :-(

Welcome to the forum

My hero is jack Bruce bit i didn't know that epiphone did a replica so ended up with a viola lol

[quote name='Pete Academy' post='1166097' date='Mar 17 2011, 06:28 PM']I have a lot of customers saying they have tried guitar and have failed, but they have been told bass is much easier to play. This thread is mainly about how people approach bass, especially if they already play guitar. It's just so much different.[/quote] Well i recently took up bass after many years of guitar. I still play guitar but have sold most of my collection and bought basses :-) It doesn't mean i am crap does it? :-(

I wish I could slap......

Did someone mention Jack......

[quote name='dougie' post='1163789' date='Mar 15 2011, 10:04 PM']Your life actually sounds quite balanced apart from owning a Harley.[/quote] +1 Yeah, my Fireblade is far more fun

Pretty oh so pretty Nice basses and amp and pedal board Cool

Welcome aboard

That sounds like a once in a life time experience Looking forward to hearing the tracks!

Now the penny drops........ I've been bald for years but always been fairly well built with no gut. Since I took up bass last year (aged 45) I've put on 3 stone and got 4 tattoo's Still, I'm happy and enjoying the ride (still got my motorbike too!)

Wow that's cool I love those little slides you put in there, thats a great technique! I hope the album sales go well. Cheers for the post

Welcome to the forum

Welcome (belated)

It can also be innocent..... I recently sold my lathe. It was a newbie who won it. £755.55 was the winning bid. Small bids upto and over a chap who was interested. He failed to pay. I got the listing fee back ok. A week later I offered it to the chap below who declined the offer. I did feel that he thought he was being had. The outcome is I still have it and lost the sale through no fault of mine. It is annoying but a fact of life I'm afraid

Ah well, the bass must be my mistress as I have played guitar for <coughs> years I've been with wife for 24 years....... It's all good