grayn Posted December 29, 2010 Posted December 29, 2010 Hi there, I just joined the forum and thought I’d say hello. After a 5 year gap, of bass-less-ness, I got myself a Fender Deluxe Series P-Bass Special (phew! what a mouthful), on Xmas Eve. It’s in Blizzard Pearl and I really like it. Been a bassist since 13 and only had a break, when I got heavily into high-end acoustic guitars. Funny thing was, I’d intended to get a Rickenbacker 12-string but preferred a much cheaper Burns. This left cash, and I tried a Ricky 4003. I’d owned one, many years ago. But once again, I preferred the Fender. Amazing value. Now I need a decent combo and intend to find one, this week. Not too big but with a good sound. I love all sorts of music and have played in quite a few bands but my main passion, for most of that time, has been progressive and classic rock. I’ve owned a multitude of basses, over the years. The ones that stand out, are the Rickenbacker 4001, a Wal, a Goodfellow (probably the best bass I ever owned) and a Cort GB99B. Sorry to go on so much. I look forward to reading more of this forum. Quote
xgsjx Posted December 30, 2010 Posted December 30, 2010 You'll find just about all you need to know about combos & amp/cab configs you need in the Amps & Cabs section. Welcome back to bass. Quote
grayn Posted December 30, 2010 Author Posted December 30, 2010 Thanks alot, for the welcome. Hey Telebass: my first ever bass, was a Columbus copy of a Telecater bass. It was the same colour as yours. I remember selling my racing bike to get it. It was £33 brand new, in the early 70s. BTW. I picked up a Roland Cube-100 bass combo, today. Really strong sound and remarkably loud for a 1X12. I also tried it, with a 1X15 Ashdown bass cab extension and it was pretty impressive. Quote
Lozz196 Posted December 31, 2010 Posted December 31, 2010 Welcome to Basschat, that is one nice P-Bass! Quote
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