Psycho Ward
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Tom that right there is one fine look'n bass guitar! Putting flats on a 6 stringer will be a three beer job! 
I hope you have a blast with her!
I hope you have a blast with her!
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TSanders
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Tom that right there is one fine look'n bass guitar! Putting flats on a 6 stringer will be a three beer job!
I hope you have a blast with her!
I was thinking it could turn in to a 4 beer job.
Psycho Ward
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I like your thinking!
Big Poppa
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I refuse to throw pete a bone.
I will thank him for great service...I have my limits and standards.
I will thank him for great service...I have my limits and standards.
PeteDuBaldo
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Pete is one great guy to do business with.
Thank you Pete DuBaldo!
My next worry is grand kids arriving faster than I can order basses.
It isn't that big.
tk
tk, I'm glad the bass has arrived safely! Enjoy it, it was a blast checking it in upon arrival. I didn't get to play it for more than a few seconds, but for those few seconds I felt like a warrior and I was ready to defend my turf from invading guitarists
BP and I have a smooth business relationship (IMHO), and I am happy just having the ability to do what I do while working with such a great company. I've had the opportunities to host some fantastic clinics, had some great experiences with the 20th Silos, Dargies and BFRs, etc, and I don't think I can say "Thank you BP & co" enough without sounding too much like an asskisser (that's where I like Nick to stand up and wave)
francric
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Dang, that is one big ass, bad ass bass, enjoy......................
Lonnystingray
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Beautifull color as well! And what a massive, massive Bongo!
syciprider
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Dang the body is bigger than your torso!
Weight?
Weight?
Big Poppa
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everything is great!
Colin
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Looking good Tom, looking good. See you at the next get together?It isn't that big.
tk
Big Poppa
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wonder how you would do with a coupla vodkas
backagain1
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It isn't that big.
tk
It sure looks nice!!!
I've got to ask you, how often, if ever, do you play the first string?
Thanks,
backagain1
If you are asking about the C string not too often yet. it is my first 6 string ever.
I am used to playing 5 all the time so they all work pretty natural for me. I am liking the C string when I get to some of those runs that would have had me stretching on the g string on the 5er.
I am enjoying getting used to it. It is a great bass and perfect work done by the crew that made it.
tk
it is my first 6 string ever. I am used to playing 5 all the time so they all work pretty natural for me. I am liking the C string when I get to some of those runs that would have had me stretching on the g string on the 5er.
I am enjoying getting used to it. It is a great bass and perfect work done by the crew that made it.
tk
strummer
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TK, now that you have one I want one too!
No more position shifting ever, just nail the thumb down at the proper position and stay, 's a pretty neat feat methinks
Have you noticed any difference in sound compared to the 5'er?
No more position shifting ever, just nail the thumb down at the proper position and stay, 's a pretty neat feat methinks
Have you noticed any difference in sound compared to the 5'er?
It sounds the same to me as Aggie does. They both now have the same strings and the only weak spot on either is the guy playing them.
It is like it was when I went from a 4 to a 5 string. Just getting used to it and once I do old hat no looking at frets and fingers it will just happen.
The bongo 6 I am working on still but getting it. I totally love it and have played more than I have in a long time.
tk
It is like it was when I went from a 4 to a 5 string. Just getting used to it and once I do old hat no looking at frets and fingers it will just happen.
The bongo 6 I am working on still but getting it. I totally love it and have played more than I have in a long time.
tk
