Bass Lessons Information

Woo Hoo Kevin and everybody else!

For all interested parties, herein the missing link!

Bass Lessons

It will take you a bit of time and patience but all you need to do is to click onto the individual lessons, copy and paste them into a word document and Voila! Lots of pages of lessons which I do not understand in the slightest!

Anyway, happy slapping and tapping and whatever else you happen to do with a bass!

Incidentally Kevin, you are a man after my own heart, I just love the semi hollow bodied guitars too!

Pauline :flower: :queen:

Thanks Pauline, I'll be getting quite a bit of use out of these lessons! And did Westone have any semi-hollow guitars? If they did I need to be on the lookout. I'll have to add one to my list of must-get instruments, haha. List currently reads #1 Westone Rail Bass, #2 Blue/yellow Westone Raider. The GAS has set in, indeed.

Hi Kevin,

Glad to be of help.

Check out the Rainbow and Session models - you'll fall in love!

Pauline :flower: :queen:

Pollyanna wrote:Check out the Rainbow and Session models - you'll fall in love!

...not everyone shares your odd predilections for odd guitars, you know Polly!! That said, Kevin - the lady is SO right - GAS is a terrible, terrible affliction... for which the only cure is a lack of readies!!

By readies I assume you mean available funds? I'm considering asking a couple of friends for money related favors, as there is a Rail on eBay (USA only, which I suppose is lucky for me) and it looks as if it will go past what I can afford right now. How often do those pop up, anyway? That sliding pickup is drawing me in way too strong!

But whether or not I manage to snag it, this Spectrum GT will probably end up being the favorite. I'm having a lot of fun practicing with it, it's much lighter than my Peaveys. The seller was right, it's a great learner bass, but I'm sure it will be a workhorse eventually; just have to get the phase reverse and pickup switch working right.