Slow night on the ole RRF, I see.
Peavey T-40
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Slow night on the ole RRF, I see.
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Brian Krashpad
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Oh you kids!
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This is actually a normal thing around here!Brian Krashpad wrote:Oh you kids!
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Uh... well... That's not where I normally place a microphone...jps wrote:This is actually a normal thing around here!Brian Krashpad wrote:Oh you kids!
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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Worse, there were 6....small little mikes, about the size of pen caps, hanging down fro the ceiling on thin black wires....cjj wrote:Uh... well... That's not where I normally place a microphone...jps wrote:This is actually a normal thing around here!Brian Krashpad wrote:Oh you kids!
Just didn't see 'em, but you SURE could HEAR 'em!!
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psychomatthias
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I just acquired a red one in a partial trade; blade pickups and all maple neck. I don't know what I'm going to do with it yet.
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psychomatthias
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However, if anyone has a severely abused Rick bass with a still-straight neck, I'll trade the Peavey and a Washburn B-20-8 8 string bass for it.psychomatthias wrote:I just acquired a red one in a partial trade; blade pickups and all maple neck. I don't know what I'm going to do with it yet.
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A lot of people are saying this bass is really heavy. It is, but not too heavy. I'm 13 and play my T-40 all the time. Sure, it took a while to get used to the weight ...1982 with sunburst. So before i got the T-40, i was playing a little Ibanez Gio (startup bass) and had little interest in playing. I freaking love this thing, and I've gotten ridiculously good (sorry, gotta brag) since i started playing it. People say the gear doesnt make you better, and normally I'd agree, but in this case it did. I got it from my brother-in-law, who bought it quite a while ago from his friend. I've put a set of Ernie ball Extra Slinky's on it, because it was missing the 4th string when i got it. I dont plan on selling it for a very long time. Yeah, im 13, but i treat this thing like its worth more than me...
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Welcome, Nick!nkant wrote:Yeah, im 13, but i treat this thing like its worth more than me...
It is worth more than you!
But only until you are 14. Re: Peavey T-40
Welcome Nick!
Many of the members here cut their teeth on a T-40.
You are young yet, when you get OLD like me (and a few other members here)
the weight can make a difference.
I have a fretless T40, and the weight does get me if I play it too often. I have a 4" Neoprene strap that makes a big difference when playing it for a long set.
Don't be a stranger, stick around and post often!
Many of the members here cut their teeth on a T-40.
You are young yet, when you get OLD like me (and a few other members here)
the weight can make a difference. I have a fretless T40, and the weight does get me if I play it too often. I have a 4" Neoprene strap that makes a big difference when playing it for a long set.
Don't be a stranger, stick around and post often!
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yes... heavey. I practiced with this bass for 8 hours yesterday, and i still have some pain in my shoulder