And to you.. I actually have a Selmer Combo. It's a laminated but the old girl has a surprisingly good sound..must be all that aging. I named her old granny after granny Clampet..granny always did like her music..She sings out loud and clear with a new set of strings and a good coat of Dunlop 65..
As I’m on the train going to work right now, I had to borrow a shot of my guitar model off the Internet. Gibson ES-335 TD, vintage 1974
My wife and I both play the bass. We have a collection of about 50. Here's some pics. The black & maple G&L's Fender Jazz FSR Fender Jaguar And many many more basses!!
Okay, must be a generational thing or maybe just depends on where you grew up, but gig rig meant a nail in the end of a broom stick or a genuwine two prong gig, a fast little stream and lots of frogs or day at the shore and flounder fer dinner. There was one kid that had a fancy five prong gig but he was from the city and didn't know no better.
gig4 [gig] Slang. noun 1. a single professional engagement, usually of short duration, as of jazz or rockmusicians. 2. any job, especially one of short or uncertain duration: a teaching gig out west somewhere. verb (used without object), gigged, gigging. 3. to work as a musician, especially in a single engagement: He gigged with some of the biggest names in the business.
Fender Jazz Bass Fender Rumble 40w/Overdrive Combo Hardwire Boutique Phaser Gretsch Electromatic Teton 15w Acoustic Guitar Amp
When I have the opportunity to play with the worship band (every two-threee months or so...), I'll snag one of these four custom lefty acoustics. Each has a built-in K&K Pure Western (soundboard transducer) pickup—except for the slope dread which the Trinity system (mic, SB transducer, pre-amp), which are then fed into a Dtar Mama Bear Digital Acoustic Guitar Preamp. The sound in the house is through several Meyer arrays & sub, which all sounds rather incredible.
I use a K&K in my Gibson acoustic. It's a great pickup. I'll have to try and post some gear tomorrow. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk