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my ampeg svt-5 pro head, classic 410hlf cabinet, and the korg dtr-2000 tunner.
purchased in summer 06, and this is my heaviest assets which i'm kinda regret of getting after 2 years. these 2 pieces wegiths more than 130lbs ....
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videos from the show speed of service did in annex wreckroom are up now. check out the 'video' section of www.speedofservice.net
let us know what you think about the band by leaving us a comment here or there or even on our youtube channel(http://www.youtube.com/user/speedofservice.
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Dropping some thoughts on this amazing KBP5 CS I once owned between 2021-2023.
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Soon after acquiring the Grooveline G104 I've been wanting for long. the G105 showed up over internet and I was lucky enough the snap it .. without hestitation... so alone with the 30th Anniversary Stingray , there's really nothing else I can possibly think of of getting ...
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F Bass has been around since the late 70s by luthier George Furlanetto and his team making fine instruments in Hamilton Ontario .. BN5 was my first ever high-end hand made instrument . And here’s comes their most famous , the “King of Fretless” Alain Caron Signature Fretless bass .
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80s was an interesting time where the market wasn’t really looking for more same products from the 60s and 70s . As CBS ear coming to its end, they released this the first Vintage reissue lines and also this Elite line as their “Deluxe” offering . I’ve had a chance to play the Elite I Precision few yrs ago and this Elite II happened to pass by my bench for some TLC and of course some play around .
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Coppolo basses are often known for instruments in vintage specs where would go with nitro finish when they possibly can. I did have a few opportunities to try out a few LG5 Standards and this happened to be a pretty impressive one.
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Sterling bass was introduced in 1993 after years of success of the Stingray. It was like the refined version of their signature product, and since EBMM revamped the Stingray line, Sterling now became their heritage line and it’s a personal favourite of mine.
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Fender has been offering lower end American made instrument since the early year 2000. It started with Highway One where it’s a mixture of American and Mexican made parts that were assembled/finished in Corona factory . Later on the line was replaced American Special in around 2010, and eventually the line evolved into American Performer line in 2018. Although they’re all most likely put together by Mexican workers in the factory despite it’s in Mexico or Corona .. but having the name American on the instrument just seemed a tad more sexier ..
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For most middle age music lovers, there should be at least one or 2 instrument that you happened to tried/played but did not ended up owning back in the day .. Beside the 30th Anniversary Stingray 4H I acquired last year. Here’s come another one of those special one. It was at around 2011-2012 that they had these Japanese made Ibanez in the very odd shape hanging on the wall in my local store Cosmo Music … Being a EBMM Bongo owner at that time , My tolerance for odd looking things are pretty high . I picked it up and played one .. oh man .. it was ridiculously comfortable, the bass balances perfectly .. the entire neck are easy to reach .. I had fun for a good 45mins and couldn’t put it down .. too bad that I wasn’t able to afford one at that time .. and it was gone after my next visit 2 weeks later ….