Classico Alert

Started by longhorncat, December 10, 2009, 12:03:37 PM

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longhorncat


keith_h

I believe that is the Flax's Classico.  
 
Keith

artswork99


pace

If a club member hadn't sold me a BSX 2000 over a decade ago, this bass would be IT..... Seriously, although I didnt plug her in, this bass has serious mojo.....
 
(Message edited by pace on December 10, 2009)

artswork99

I'll bet.  It is quite a beauty.

jazzyvee

I wish i could play double bass.....  
 
 
Jazzyvee
The sound of Alembic is medicine for the soul!
http://www.alembic.com/info/fc_ktwins.html

sonicus

Jazzyvee   YOU CAN DO IT !
  You can !  just get one and do It. Ideally it would be good to get some starter lessons from a classically trained player.Pizzicato playing will come easy to you but Arco technique (bowing) will require patience and perseverance on your part and lots of practice. I started using the French Arco technique (French Bow)but soon learned that the German Arco technique (German Bow) was more suited to my arm.
 
(Message edited by sonicus on December 11, 2009)

flaxattack

mike
if you had asked i would have sent you to the basement to bring an amp up...i am recovering from from surgery for a ruptured quad tendon.

lbpesq

The bass player in my band fell into a stand-up bass a couple of years ago.  He had never even played fretless previously, let alone a stand-up.  He really enjoyed playing it from the beginning, even though the action was quite high - resulting in complaints of a painful left hand.  He recently had the neck fixed and the bass set up for much lower action.  He loves it and we have had a few acoustic sessions with him on stand-up and me on my Veillette Gryphon Hi-D Tenor 12 string guitar (think mandolin on steroids).  So Jazzy, if you can swing it, don't hesitate to go for it.  It would look really cool next to Dragon Magic.
 
Bill, tgo

David Houck

That didn't go where I thought it was going.  The bass player in my band fell into a stand-up bass a couple of years ago and ruptured a quad tendon.

elwoodblue

Hehe...that's what I was thinking too,

lbpesq

He works as a High School teacher.  The High School had this old stand-up that no one was using and they just gave it to him.  Generally, my band tries to avoid literally falling into stuff.
 
Bill, tgo

mike1762

My old band fell into stuff all the time... it was the 80's.

flaxattack

for sale means for sale  
please no more offers for trades...

David Houck

Well, we were on break at this bar/restaurant, packed for a party, no barrier between crowd and stage area, and a drunk fell into the guitar players strat and deluxe reverb.