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hi fellas, i'm looking to upgrade from an 'ol 100W jam amp setup to a full fleged 400Wish cab setup. 4X10 style, nothing "too" huge. just wondering if you guys have any amp head / cabinet preferences / adivce? what's your rig at home? thanks alot for your help.

how can I snatch this video?!

I practice both bass and piano and have no problems whatsoever... any difficulties you may be experiencing i can only assume to be temporary...

neuraxis - fractionized man do they rule

gold because its such a good conductor, but aluminum because its so cheap and shiny... christ i'm hilarious.

There are theories going around that they are the same person... :p The body modified so that even the highest frets are easy to reach is a great idea, but thats a mean ass price tag.

good question... how do these things work?

for me personally i can only really see a difference when i'm all warmed up, sometimes i surprise myself. when it comes to problems with string skipping and pretty much anything i just tend to take it real slow, relax and practice the movement until i make it work... helps alot when i...

I've seen cryptopsy live once... and like i said in the old fav bassist post i was stading a few feet away from him after a show last saturday. The headlining band was called Black Cloud, they were a "super group" formed by members of bands in the Montreal area. They played oldschool 80's...

i was standing like 4 feet away from him yesturday after a show, good times.

Defenestration - Cryptopsy

wrong fucking button, sorry everyone. :s

they sure as hell make some nnniiiiiccccceeeee looking basses... well, some models anyway. Not sure if they play/sound good tho.

François Mongrain of Martyr.

I'm looking into replacing to ol' bass with something new and good that could last me a long while. You folks have any brand/model/4-5-6 string/pickups/bla of preference to help me out on what i could be looking for? I'm in the less that 1000$ (canadian) price range... any good picks...

Forget time, think money! Meh, you only live once tho, so best of luck.

Now THAT, is somehting i'd pay big bucks to see Steve, oh hell ANYONE do.

I've played a fretless only once in my life, jsut picked it up at a used music store to give it a shot for fun, and quite frankly i loved it. I didn't (seem to me at least) to have any problems adjusting... it only got complicated towards the higher frets :s. But I would totally not be...

yup, its all on his site: http://www.stevedigiorgio.com

we should all just be doing what feels best, wether it be picking, or using 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 fingers... hell, play with a big piece of ham if thats what works best for you!