Any musicians here?

Bass player, did the four set per night, four night a week thing for years, started doing lights and sound in the theater, haven't looked back. Still have the Guild bass and the '74 Bassman 50, couple of acustic six string, Fender acustic bass. I used to work at Sam Ash in Florida, so the deals were pretty good. I have also done a lot of sound and lighting system installation and design. And, I restore pianos as a hobby.

Play spoons, piano and Drums! :cool: https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...ve2640x480.jpg

ooo look at all the guitarists....

the world doesnt have enough drummers! that what we say anyways;)


i also play piano, sax, tuba, trumpet and ill learn pretty much anything you give me! except guitar (or any strings...)! too hard for me! im jealous of you guys!

Bass Player and vocalist. Started playing in bands in the early eighties in NYC relocated to L.A. in 1986 and played circuts in both cities. Not playing seriuosly anymore but still have my 69 Fender Jazz bass, 73 Fender Telecaster bass and Ampeg SVT rig and other practice amps. I probably be recording some stuff with an old sonwriting partner of mine this year. Always played original tunes. I have some cassete recording but don't know how to get them on my computer. Anyone know how? I'm an old school analog guy.

Diana, What about the didge?

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Originally Posted by Rapture

I have an Ibanez electric bass guitar, but I don't really play it...

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Originally Posted by westcoastjungle

Bass Player and vocalist. Started playing in bands in the early eighties in NYC relocated to L.A. in 1986 and played circuts in both cities. Not playing seriuosly anymore but still have my 69 Fender Jazz bass, 73 Fender Telecaster bass and Ampeg SVT rig and other practice amps. I probably be recording some stuff with an old sonwriting partner of mine this year. Always played original tunes. I have some cassete recording but don't know how to get them on my computer. Anyone know how? I'm an old school analog guy.

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73 fender, props.

There are ways to get cassettes to cd's, but you need the proper editing equiptment if you want to do it right.

Other than that im not sure, other than ghetto recording the cassette playback onto a cd, but that quality will get killed.

I have a diamond series schecter guitar
A Brownsville bat series guitar
An old jasmin classic styled acoustic guitar
An ovation acoustic guitar
A pearl studio drum set, with mostly stock things some add ons.
An ibanez bass
and a casio keyboard.
150 watt peavey cabinet amp
100 watt marshall cabinet amp

and a few other things lying around.

I one day want to get a mini or an actual grand piano i think they look lovely and full of class, but at the same time there hella expensive.

I dunno, I guess I qualify as a former musician?

I sold my piccolo and flute because I wasn't playing them anymore, and hadn't really played them much in years.

I can teach piano lessons, but I haven't played in a regular basis in years (kinda hard without a piano).

I have a didge but since I got sick, I haven't played it much at all.

I still own a small keltic harp, but I haven't touched it in a long time.

I threw out my last guitar, as the top section of the guitar was cracked (acoustic). The strings had not been detuned when my stepfather was away years ago, so the section near the neck was broken. I talked to some repair ppl and they said it wasn't worth fixing.

i am pretty bada$$ on the air guitar

I live with one... Rob plays guitar, bass, and is currently "singing"... If that's what you'd call it! :rolleyes: There are 8 guitars in our den ranging from my mother's antique Goya, my Yamaha, a Fender acoustic Bass, Jackson Bass, ESP guitar etc.......... My house is "unplugged" on a regular basis... with guys sitting on anything available and jamming! (I just chime in and bellow)! lmao :P
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