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What year is your Sterling? I
purchased it new in mid to late 90s.
Body colour? sunburst
Fingerboard? rosewood
Your main gigging amp? david
eden 4x10 xlt cabinet. galien krugeur head 250 watts . lately ive been
looking at the Ampeg Rocket Combo amp 100watts. The Sterling sounds so
sweet through it!
Your country? USA
Name of your (main) band?
Bandmates
Other or previous basses?
Fender Telecaster 1972, Washburn acoustic (10 years old), Godin fretless
acousticaster, Reisling upright bass, 5 string Skold (hardly ever play it)
Your favourite bass strings?
GHS Bass Boomers (med.lite) used them for 20 years and love the sound!
Fingers, plectrum or both?
always fingers.
What was the name of your very first group/band?
Bratz (Dallas based)
Did you start playing guitar or bass first?
violin, viola, guitar, then bass.
Do you play, like or dislike 5, 6, 7 and 8-string basses?
I own a 5 String Skjold but hardly ever play it. I just don't like more
than 4 strings. I like being able to play cords of the E. I always go back
to my 4 string Ernie Ball Sterling. It is my #1 bass.
Did you ever have a famous person in your audience?
Do tell! I played the Roxy in LA and supposidly there was a well know
Atlantic records producer there but nothing transpired. My Bandmate
Kimberly Cody is almost famous!
What
track on what album should we listen to in order to hear you and your
bass-style best? "Drink My Wine"
Bandmates found on www.myspace.com/bandmates
Why do you like your Sterling? I
love the tone! I went to every music store in Dallas and tried all the
basses and when I played the Ernie Ball Sterling, I knew it was the one.
It reminded me of a Fender Precision , but offered even a fuller
sound,with such great punch and clearity even more so than the more
expensive basses! The neck is wonderful and the action is so smooth.
thanks to Susan Carson for being part of
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