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EBL's, and EBF's long scale, were the best. Gibson EB0 Bass Guitar

There are a few good paying, classy nightclubs, in Indy. Ah, the memories......

"...some short scale Bass bags." Short scale Basses, should be outlawed.:cursing::cool:;)

"The female part is the jack/socket, and the plug is the male." Yep.

Congratulations, Dave!! Yes, you can definitely get your money's worth out of that guy. :cool::cool::drunk:

In that case, use a sewing needle.;)

Open Reel Pre-recorded Tapes: Totally Worth It! | eBay Pretty good article on RtRs.- Good information for new guys wanting to break into analog mediums. "There is a misconception that I've heard voiced among some parties that analog tape actually compresses audio. This is not only...

Deoxit, can work miracles on hidden pots, switches/connectors. CAIG Laboratories - Home of DeoxIT® & Hand-E-Glove®

"Here's the problem: I want to remove the switch, check the contacts and wiring, but the switch shaft nut is behind the front panel, and it looks to me like the panel is glued to the case." That is one RtoR machine I have never owned, but don't you have enough clearance to check the...

Lately, I've been using Focusrite Scarlett 18i8, and it works great with Windows 8.1.

Sweet video! I just bought the Focusrite 18i8, but didn't see this vid.

Yes, I would like to hear an answer to this question. Thinking of buying a ZOOM.

Fretless, kicks ass. Try one out first. You'll know quickly if you want one.

Definitely, Bass Players; carry all the Balls in the band.

"I've played Bass for years and only know a handful of bass lines that I haven't written." You have truly missed out on 60 years of R&R greatness.

Playing Bass 3 piece, makes/forces you to get better real quick.

How could y'all forget about one of the greatest improv Bass players of all Rock...

"I use my bedroom for recording and so far I have only made 4 acoustic panels that are 2'x4'". You really believe your bedroom is a recording studio?:guitar:

I've had guys bring in their guitars for nut replacement, but they had been using things like matchbook covers, toothpicks, etc. for years. Some, "Temporary fixes", were over 30 years old.:cool: Amazing what the old timers used, before there was a luthier on every street corner.

Yes, I thought it was a rather catchy title.