Hardest working girl in show business

[Paulabass]

Not THAT kind of working girl!
Ordinarily the Sunday Jam is a low key affair. The house band (Myself included) take the stage for a set, then some solos, and duos (whatever comes along) then switch up the band til closing.
Yesterday the place was full, musicians and a dining/drinking crowd, by the time I had finished my lunch, so we launched right into it.
Kicked off with some SRV, and finished with a long Little Wing jam 6 hours later. I took a 15 break while another bass player took over.
First full show I've done with the 6'er. Loved my new rig- 200 watts of tubes, and two 1x12's. I could feel the air blowing by me!

 

[two fingers]

Nice! Hard to tell from the pics. What kind of rig and bass?
(You know we're all gear dorks....)

 

[Old Garage-Bander]

Not THAT kind of working girl!
Ordinarily the Sunday Jam is a low key affair. The house band (Myself included) take the stage for a set, then some solos, and duos (whatever comes along) then switch up the band til closing.
Yesterday the place was full, musicians and a dining/drinking crowd, by the time I had finished my lunch, so we launched right into it.
Kicked off with some SRV, and finished with a long Little Wing jam 6 hours later. I took a 15 break while another bass player took over.
First full show I've done with the 6'er. Loved my new rig- 200 watts of tubes, and two 1x12's. I could feel the air blowing by me!
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Nice. What bass are you using?

 

[JRA]

ha! sounds like fun! congrats on a successful jam!

 

[Paulabass]

Tobias Pro 6 w/ Barts, and Aguilar 3 band pre.
Traynor YBA 200-2 (4x KT88's)
GK Neo 12 cabs x2
No pedal board!

 

[BassCliff]

Hi Ms. Paula,

Tobias Pro 6 w/ Barts, and Aguilar 3 band pre.
Traynor YBA 200-2 (4x KT88's)
GK Neo 12 cabs x2
No pedal board!

Nice! I've always been a straight-in player too. And I love my six-string, been playing it for over 20 years. Thanks for the pictures. Sounds like you had a fun and successful jam.



Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

 

[Paulabass]

Hi Ms. Paula,



Nice! I've always been a straight-in player too. And I love my six-string, been playing it for over 20 years. Thanks for the pictures. Sounds like you had a fun and successful jam.



Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

Thanks! It was the first time I didn't bring my pedalboard. I don't use it much, but some tunes...wouldn't you know, a guest called Play that Funky Music, AND Superstition, and I didn't have an envelope filter