t3hrav3n

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Bass First wrote on Aug 4th, 2009 7:19am

Alright, good luck!

Bass First wrote on Aug 2nd, 2009 11:10am

My neck's fine, a bit on the bendable side but it's one of the best i've played on, that isn't 600 dollars +. I'm pretty sure it's a gloss finish, it's shiny and fast. I don't know what satin feels like / the difference between the two.
But again, these basses are love or hate.

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Bass First wrote on Aug 2nd, 2009 5:07am

t3hrav3n wrote on Aug 2nd, 2009 at 2:24pm :
Would I find an SX in a shop, or are they just direct? I was actually thinking that it would be a great mod/project bass. Do you know if Fender parts would retrofit it?

I found mine in a shop (a shop which also retails behringers :haha, not sure if you could find anything in america. Most fender parts should work, i'm not sure on the bridge, i think you have to drill new holes with the badass II's

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Bass First wrote on Aug 1st, 2009 9:05am

t3hrav3n wrote on Jul 30th, 2009 at 4:00pm :
How do you like that SX? Do you think it's worth the money? I'm looking at getting a four string at some point and I don't want anything super fancy. I like some of the choices they have on their online shop.

Yeah, definately, i love mine to death and i'm not planning to upgrade until i find a bass that i can top it and that i like.
Tonally they're good, not outstanding but it'll do the job. Plus it's mostly the amp where your tone comes from. The build of it is quite good aswell, i've had it for 5 years and i've never broken anything on it except a few strings. I'd definately reccomend getting one but it's one of those brands where you should play the bass before you buy. Some of the basses are pretty shit and some of them a very nice, on par with squier VM's i would say.
Another nice thing is that they use good wood, so you can customize it with new bridges, pups etc and it'd be just as good as a fender.

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SoundManMike wrote on Jul 2nd, 2009 5:41pm

t3hrav3n wrote on May 7th, 2009 at 8:53pm :
Tell me about that Groove 310 combo. I saw that on MF and was curious, but very suspicious. Does it really beat the heck out of the Fender Bassman?

Also, I'm incredibly jealous of you working for Warrior. Once I saw one of those, I knew I had to have one. I've heard nothing but good things about them.

The Kustom Groove C 310 is a very nice combo and yes it blows the Bassman away by a long shot but it is a heavy amp.

and Yes Warrior makes very nice guitars and you get what you pay for.
what gets my goat is Warrior has a showroom in California but nothing here where they are made but most of us ol country bumpkins arent going to shell out that much money for a guitar and I would not have either one of mine if i had not worked for the company and built them in my spare time.
they are definately professional musicians instruments.

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Lilldjuret wrote on May 9th, 2009 8:01am

How do you like that Grind of yours? I'm thinking of getting a six, but I have no way of trying it out before I spend my hard earned money...

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SocialismCross wrote on Mar 25th, 2009 5:14pm

You've said all what i wanted to say and even more, in your comment on the "Slayer vs christian groups" I know it's old article, damn like 3 years ago but i've only read it just today.
It's about slayer's Christ "illusions" album artwork.
Kudos.

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justpucky wrote on Apr 1st, 2008 1:09pm

t3hrav3n wrote on Mar 31st, 2008 at 7:08pm :

<BR>Haha, and we have similar basses, too. <BR><BR>What part of K-town are you from?

South

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justpucky wrote on Mar 31st, 2008 7:13pm

t3hrav3n wrote on Mar 31st, 2008 at 1:42pm :

Woo! Another K-towner on here! Welcome to UG and the Bass Forum.

No kidding, I was trying to wade through the Members willing to teach in TN, and they were almost ALL in Nashville.

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83lespaulstudio wrote on Mar 17th, 2008 4:28am

thanks for the ad! woohoo! i play in my church band, too!

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windmill0466 wrote on Mar 12th, 2008 3:11am

so apparently...

you live 'round my parts.
in fact i've seen your band probably twice now...

greetings fellow knoxvillian.

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thefitz wrote on Feb 10th, 2008 6:58am

Thanks for the blog comment. I believe in a song, the MELODY is the single most important thing in the song. For lyrics to really, really gel well with a melody, they really need to rhyme - or at least that's how I see it. Yes, bands like Pearl Jam can pull of melodies without rhyming at all, but I believe that the more rhyming the song is, the more sing-songy it is, and the more sing-songy it is, the more melodic it is. But yes, if you're going to rhyme, fucking RHYME. And, for what it's worth, songs with shite rhyming setups rarely have a good message to convey. But, like I said, don't sacrifice a message for rhyming, but both are crucial.

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