anyone on here play upright bass or own one?
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biggins said:
Shouldn't you try the backwoods bluegrass board???
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biggins said:is there one? lol. damn there i go fallin for locos snyde remarks again.
Dude - there are cell phone and tanning bed forums. Why wouldn't there be a backwoods bluegrass forum??? It'd be kind of cool chatting with Allison Kraus.
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biggins said:
How right you are.
I don't own a double bass ("upright" bass). I play cello though, and bass guitar. I can play some basic stuff on the upright. My wife teaches most stringed instruments.biggins said:
You have any specific questions, feel free or PM if you want.
And BTW, my 2yo is already in love w/Allison.
WORD!!! :love:biggins said:
Allison rules. Her voice makes me happy. But, what's up with the buzzkill that is Whisky Lullaby?
Good luck with finding a bass. I know a guy who teaches people to play bass and he has his students buy those made in wherever instruments of of Ebay to learn on.
Good luck with finding a bass. I know a guy who teaches people to play bass and he has his students buy those made in wherever instruments of of Ebay to learn on.
"Your entering a world of pain"biggins said:
- Chris Wood
No,
but I play my upright organ alot.
but I play my upright organ alot.
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SLAYER2003 said:
I hope that you don't mean "THE" upright "ORGAN".
I'm currently building an electric upright 5-string.........seriously. Been playing bass for many years, and decided to combine a few hobbies together, and build one up for the hell of it. Black walnut body, purpleheart fretboard, with a maple/purpleheart sandwich neck-----really sweet so far. I have most of the hardware figured out, but am having trouble deciding on electronics....there are so many different pickup manufacturers for this type application, it's hard to make a decision. I'm at work right now, but as soon as I'm off, I'll dig up the pics I have of it and post 'er up in the thread.