Falling back in love w/ my old SR4

[pbass2go]

OK, I have been playing my Bongo's alot lately. (a 4HH and 5HH) Got them strung with flats and they sound awsome......

SO, I decided to pull out the old SR4 with rounds and try it out for the same gigs for a week or so. Holy Cow!! It sounded great at the blues gig, but realy shined at the Blues Vultures gig this past saturday.

I think the Bongos may get a break while I work the old Stingray back into rotation (Sorry 'bout the t-shirt)

 

[Aussie Mark]

Great pics!

Is that some slapping I see in the second pic - in a blues band?

Also, which SWR cab are you using there - is it a Triad - and what are you driving it with, to compete with the Marshalls?

 

[pbass2go]

Great pics!

Is that some slapping I see in the second pic - in a blues band?

Also, which SWR cab are you using there - is it a Triad - and what are you driving it with, to compete with the Marshalls?

Thanks, the wifey has been getting alot of practice with the new Rebel SLR

Slapping just for a vamp section.... It seemed to work

Cabinet is one of my old Goliath II's (Horn disconnected) driven by a LMKII
It did a great job against the guitar amps
And direct to the PA sounded really good out front

Cheers...

 

[TheAntMan]

Of course!!! It's an EBMM!!!

I am always switching back and forth between my EBMM Basses.

They ALL kick!

-- Ant

 

[five7]

Killer! What do you expect from rounds?

 

[eastcoasteddie]

I'm in the same boat (sort of). My SR4 was the first "real" bass I ever bought and I'll never part with it. But I haven't used it in a while. I recently took it out of it's case and man, I forgot how great it sounds. It has this unique ability to sound so amazingly clean and then let the growl out on command.