Post pictures of whatever instrument you have whether it be a guitar, drums, trumpet or anything and we'll all make comments.
This is my bass:
This is my bass:
nice bass
i used to play a mean trumpet:
but this is all i ahve now:
i used to play a mean trumpet:
but this is all i ahve now:
Last edited by CoronadoSEAL (2007-04-24 07:26:49)
My Baby, my Washburn MB 6 fretted, active bass:
My Dean Pace electric upright bass:
I also have a custom made fretless Ibanez Roadster 4 string bass too, which I don't have any pics of and a Fender 4 string, passive, fretted bass.
My Dean Pace electric upright bass:
I also have a custom made fretless Ibanez Roadster 4 string bass too, which I don't have any pics of and a Fender 4 string, passive, fretted bass.
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What are those bad boys like to play? I've seen them before but never played one.Alone+EasyTarget wrote:
Post pictures of whatever instrument you have whether it be a guitar, drums, trumpet or anything and we'll all make comments.
This is my bass:
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I play bass guitar, but I can't find a pic of it right now.
I also play tuba:
I also play tuba:
lol...nice....i notice that u seem to have two arseholes!CoronadoSEAL wrote:
nice bass
i used to play a mean trumpet, but this is all i ahve now:
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they're nice to play...they are quite neck heavy so theres alot of neck drop....but do play well otherwise...
yaaaaaaaay instruments!
my new babies:
B.C. Rich Kerry King signature 2007, my second of this kind, I also have a 2004 version.
B.C. Rich Kerry King Wartribe signature 2007
my fave:
ESP Michael Amott Ninja non custom
my les Paul clone
LTD Eclipse EC 500
my working mule
Ibanez SZ 520
my beauty
Ibanez RG321 prestige
my 7string poser
Ibanez RG 1527
all pics taken from the websites
More to come! I cant bother to search for all 21 pics right now (yeah, I know, I´m a poser and have rich parents)
my new babies:
B.C. Rich Kerry King signature 2007, my second of this kind, I also have a 2004 version.
B.C. Rich Kerry King Wartribe signature 2007
my fave:
ESP Michael Amott Ninja non custom
my les Paul clone
LTD Eclipse EC 500
my working mule
Ibanez SZ 520
my beauty
Ibanez RG321 prestige
my 7string poser
Ibanez RG 1527
all pics taken from the websites
More to come! I cant bother to search for all 21 pics right now (yeah, I know, I´m a poser and have rich parents)
Those are my sticks. Don't have a kit atm, due to old neighbours.
haven't played one for about 30 years though since first school.
lol its like the KFC advert where a kid gets bought a drum kit and he's like.."cool!!!...where are the drumsticks?..." (long pause)ghettoperson wrote:
Those are my sticks. Don't have a kit atm, due to old neighbours.
@Ghetto: are those AHEAD sticks any good? Arent those things made of carbon or something like that?
They're nice if you're a heavy player, cause not matter what you do they will not break. They're an aluminium stick, which then has a plastic shell for the bit that does all the hitting, so you won't damage your cymbals. You can also replace the plastic shell if you managed to crack that. They're also supposed to reduce vibrations that go into your wrist or something like that. The only downside is that they're very heavy and so harder to play fast tech stuff with, but the thinner ones like the Joey Jordison signatures are lighter and much easier to do that with. The Lars ones (which I have) are thick as hell. I love them dearly.Sl4y3r wrote:
@Ghetto: are those AHEAD sticks any good? Arent those things made of carbon or something like that?
This will be my next acquisition, hopefully in the next few months. Already have the cash saved, it's going to be my end of College term treat ...a Chapman Stick:
according to those bass sticks, you´re a above average player I might say!
@Ghetto: my drummer was thinking about those sticks too. If I understand you, they are pretty good for intense playing/metal drumming right?!
@Ghetto: my drummer was thinking about those sticks too. If I understand you, they are pretty good for intense playing/metal drumming right?!
They're great for everything from hard percussive bass technique to nice clear classical lead bass. I think I'm going to opt for the 8 string Bass stick myself, which is configured specifically for those transferring from Bass guitar. I've been playing bass and fretless bass for the last 11 years and do a lot of tapping so it shouldn't be too painful a transition. They have a dual pick-up system that allows you to process each pickup separately (e.g. effects on 4 strings and clean on the other 4)Sl4y3r wrote:
according to those bass sticks, you´re a above average player I might say!
@Ghetto: my drummer was thinking about those sticks too. If I understand you, they are pretty good for intense playing/metal drumming right?!
fender fat strat texas special
wave bw-20n, so average it doesn't have any pics online but kinda looks like this
brasilian berimbau
nice strat man! US made or mexican series?
And you plug the brasilian berimbau into a Marshal JCM 800 right
And you plug the brasilian berimbau into a Marshal JCM 800 right
Yeah they are, but if he's into fast tech type stuff, he shouldn't get the Metallica ones, they're very thick. But yes, all the AHEAD stuff is very good. They last so much longer than regular sticks.Sl4y3r wrote:
according to those bass sticks, you´re a above average player I might say!
@Ghetto: my drummer was thinking about those sticks too. If I understand you, they are pretty good for intense playing/metal drumming right?!
Haha, Max Cavalera style!Sl4y3r wrote:
nice strat man! US made or mexican series?
And you plug the brasilian berimbau into a Marshal JCM 800 right
i have a Pearl Bass ... its Black
My piano!
(taken in my house, not from any site)
Mmmmm sexual...
My 'music corner' - my dad plays guitar. Standard Yamaha keyboard and an old-school Korg analogue synth!
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it's all american made with a seymour duncan pearly gates humbucker. a very versile instrument and built like a fucking tankSl4y3r wrote:
nice strat man! US made or mexican series?
And you plug the brasilian berimbau into a Marshal JCM 800 right
and nah no mics on the berimbau. i play some capoeira so i play it on those occasions.
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i want to learn to play guitar, i got an acoustic guitar upstairs but i'm rubbish at it and its not tuned, are electric guitars easier to play?
not in general! Depends on the style you want to play. Some riffs/chords are easy on a electric and hell on a accoustic guitar and vice versa.Nintendogamer wrote:
i want to learn to play guitar, i got an acoustic guitar upstairs but i'm rubbish at it and its not tuned, are electric guitars easier to play?