DanTheMusicman

I bought the the ray34 ca in black a couple of days ago and it is just brilliant. I'm thinking of putting a review up.

If you do get a smartphone I would definitely get an app called back beats for iphone and ipod but i don't know if it is on android phones. It has many beats in different styles (my favourite is the disco) it is all pre made.

Thanks for the answers.

Im thinking of getting one of these in black or natural. just hope my exam marks are good to get it

Can you recommend any cheap bass combos that have some features such as these

I have a 15 watt rumble amp if anyone is wondering. It only has bass, middle and treble controls and a master volume and that is all.

[size=4]Im asking this as I am getting a new bass, the sterling by musicman ray34ca and I dont think my fender rumble amp will give it any justice.[/size] [size=4]I found a really good cheap Gallien Kreuger combo that has all the features I need apart from these active and passive inputs which I don't know if it will be important in any way. The ray34ca (ca=classive active) is an active bass and I am quite a beginner in bass amps and sounds so I may need answers.[/size] [size=4]Thanks, D.W.[/size]

I wonder why someone would cut the brand off the headstock by taking a big chunk out of it.

Thank you guys. I am currently trying the foot tapping currently with some new song now, its hard as I get muddled up but Im getting there. Thanks to tickbite and Bassbuss for helping me

[size=4]Hey guys I have been playing the bass for 5 years now. I have learned a lot about the techniques and stuff involved with the bass. I have now started improvising and creating songs now. But I need help with rhythm.[/size] [size=4]Most of the time when I play a song, I mostly focus on the finger work and what frets to play but when I play the song, the bass-line just doesn't fit in with the rest of the song, so I started thinking about rhythm and how it can keep me on track with the song i am playing so I try to find the tempo and I try to play it while keeping on track but while i try to think about the rhythm i am also trying to think about what notes to play, I then get in a muddle and I lose track as well as play the wrong notes. So i am now going to ask my fellow basschatters if they can help me keep on rhythm and play the right notes at the same time, which is multi tasking. So here is my question:[/size] [size=4]Are there any exercises I can do to develop my sense of rhythm and keep playing the right notes at the same time?[/size] [size=4]P.S Does anyone know where I can get a non-electronic Metronome for a cheap price?[/size] [size=4]I know this seems like a beginners question but it would be great if I got a good answer.[/size] [size=4]Thanks. Dan [/size]

Probably for my first product to sell on this is my line 6 bass pod xt (since i don't how the hell to use it!) I don't use it much for gigs or anything but if i wasn't a noob at effects or recording, I would probably love it.

After exploring the forum, I can understand now that nobody will buy it later when I have the cash for a new one. I saw the for sale section and i keep seeing basses and cabs that are way out of my price range (so it will go on ebay). Thanks Bert. Love the comment . I think I will enjoy it since it has great members.