Recent content by Staredge

Grolsch as well.

I saw that. Trying to offload another bass to get one.

I'm in search of a red Kestrel in my price range. Seems like that's my gig money target this year. (Last year was a Yamaha SBV). I love the way they look. The one I checked out at a local shop felt really good.

Is that an Amp forum astronaut I see???

Oh, I'm not wholly immune to it.....just not as affected as some I know. I tend to want very specific instruments for very specific uses. I've sold instruments that I was really attached to because I wasn't using them. It may be that I'm a bass player.......we're the stable ones in the band...

:p:p:p I'm talking about the "need more guitars" and the perpetual GAS attacks. I feel like a failure because I don't feel the need to own ALL THE GUITARS!!!! lol

I feel like such a failure as a player. I really don't feel this way. :oops::oops::oops: I understand it......I just don't live it.

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Emerald green hardtail. Not terribly flamey, unfortunately. Kind of surprised it made the cut. Still, I like it.

I have a basic understanding of it, but I don't use it very often so it doesn't stick. I've taken it in college, as well as the Coursera course.

Custom 22.

https://www.coursera.org/learn/edinburgh-music-theory Try this. Free course. Pretty solid college level beginning theory course. I have a real tenuous grasp on theory.

Probably saw the one in the Smithsonian 10 years ago. Had seen them around, saw the ads, but never really looked into them. I'm heavy into instro surf, which is pretty much all Fender. Then I switched to bass. Few years back my stepson and I went to the Experience and really enjoyed the...

:confused: I thought we were making musician jokes.

My rule, for the most part, is one in one out. I've mostly held to it. The modifier to it is that gig money is equipment money. I am, however, not horribly susceptible to GAS.