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Gospel Instruments => Bass Guitar => Topic started by: IotaNet on March 27, 2009, 04:43:24 PM
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Just thought I'd put 'em on display for my LGM folks.
I am truly Blessed -- with more gear than talent!
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Wow God has really blessed u, not one, not two, not three but four. Three is a company but four is a crowd so just send that Lakeland. lol ;D
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Is the Lakland on the left a Darryl Jones or a Joe Osborn?
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I am truly Blessed -- with more gear than talent!....
I love your bass collection, but I'm not so certain I appreciate you stealing my line.
Peace,
James
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That's a Joe Osborne 5. I have the same 2 Laklands and my 55-01 is exactly the same!
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Wow! That's a nice line-up... Here's a question that's always interest me. How do you make yourself use them all? They seem like they all give great tonal range, so do you have a rotation? :o That's like having 3 starters on the bench! Lols...
Browntree
And David spake to the chief of the Levites to appoint their brethren to be the singers with instruments of music, psalteries and harps and cymbals, sounding, by lifting up the voice with joy. I Chronicles 15:16
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thats tighttttttttttttt
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Wow! That's a nice line-up... Here's a question that's always interest me. How do you make yourself use them all? They seem like they all give great tonal range, so do you have a rotation?
LOL!
It just depends on what gets placed on my spirit in a given week. I can say that the white one is my "Travel Bass" ... I usually take that one when we visit other churches, just to kinda "Market" our Church (Mt. Olivet MB Church in St. Paul, MN).
The Bongo is the one that is probably the most aggressive but it is also the most versatile. The pre is voiced in a way that cuts through ANYTHING. The most dense mix, the most weird accoustics, the most awful sound system, that Bongo can handle it. It is my "Go To" axe.
The red Lakland actually is not stock -- it has an LH3 preamp and MTD Z-Bass pickups ... it has a very distinctive tone and I play it when I want something a little different.
The JO5 is like a consistent standby -- plain ole J-Bass.
If I had to condense down to only one, it would be the Bongo.
If I had to consense down to any two, it would be the Bongo and the MTD.
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If I had to condense down to only one, it would be the Bongo.
If I had to consense down to any two, it would be the Bongo and the MTD.
Well, since your condensation plan does not include the Osborne, can I be the first one to make you an offer on it? ;)
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I have few myself (7). I rotate them around to get equal use. I need to continue to work the talent part, as well. One of these days by prayer and faith, I'll real good. I just love bass guitar!
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woow big famılyy lol God , amazıng man ..
love your bass collection ;)
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