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Sweet video! I would get one if I had enough money or played guitar more. I play bass, and I have one of their LB70ps. Joe Walsh plays a carved top too.

Yeah, From what i Know the Rick Basses are great. I dont know much about the guitars except that they look neat.

just checking to see if you were insane.

Is this an american made?

That sounds cool. I tune down sometimes to play drop D but i only play a 4 string. I bet you could get some interesting groves going like that

I play bass, but I have never owned a fender. Most bands I have seen live, or in a magazine, or whatever, seem to use the jazz bass, for whatever reason. Personally I think some of it is hype but on the other hand I have seen and met some really phenomenal bass players who play a jazz bass...

Thank you for restoring my faith in good music. Both are great and are defiantly worth a listen. Do you like the Allman Brothers? Some of it sounds similar style wise, but defiantly original. Again, I just want to say this is awesome, and yes it was recorded great with the right amount of...

That is a great deal my friend bought one for quite a bit more then that. Fortunately it was still worth it. It has a good blues tone to it hope you like it when you get it fixed.

I think of things is the shower and then forget them when im done. Once in a while i remember some good ones. I struggle with lyrics though. :confused:

Sonds good to me post a pic when your done it should be awsome

as previously stated "anything by Monte Montgomery"

Bass Player had an artical about him a while back. This is the first time i herd him play and i love it. http://www.bassplayer.com/story.asp?sectioncode=22&storycode=8943

Have you ever listened to the band Badlands the man sounds exactly like Axl with singing lessons.

You will love the Carvin. i have only had one for a half a year and im never going back! But im not crazy or anything i just like it a lot.

I agree 100% these guitars are "awsome" and for such a low price check them out.

go to utility and then track select the track that your chorus is on and go to time on the side put 1:00 in for "start" and "from" then put the time that the chorus ends in for "end". then put 2:30 in for "to" or what ever time you want it to move to then scroll over to go and push enter that...

you can download it from roland.com in pdf format