waaaaaaaaaaaaah? you can't use sheila...thats my name for all my instruments i get D:. i guess great minds do think alike

I said i would investigate further.

Shweet - I would've commented first if it weren't for my lagging internet :P

I can't wait until I hear it :D

I cant wait to figure out a way to cheaply record it.

Sound test plz?

Again, needa find a way to record it. Don't really have a means to do so.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Get that. Then get an MP3 converter (same site, just look around)
Get a mic and wammo!

I was hoping you'd get it in that color fuckin badass! :D

Srsly. Jam we must sometime! I dont really know how good you are

hehe, i didn't really have a choice in color since i bought it from a used
bass shop. But i agree, it looks sexy.

An yus, we should, but I'm not that good. XD

Just learn the blues scale and some basic music theory and you're really set to jam :D

murrrrrrrr

murrrrrrrrrrrrr ~ <3

OH wow... she's nothing short of beautiful. :D

I agree. It even has a wood grain look on the back so the striped
front looks paneled. It's a great transition and very fucking win.

Duuuuude, that's great. :3

I agree.

What does it sound like, and what wood is it made of?

It has a very wide range of tones, i can make it sound like a fender jazz bass or
a heavy and gritty metal noise, or i can simply make it growl. Its a Swamp Ash body
with a Hard Rock Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard.

Since it's a tribute bass (cheaper model) the body was crafted in Indonesia. However,
the Humbucking Pickups are the USA made ones found in their more expensive USA
made version.

Ooohh, that's nice. Does it have a coil-tap or something similar?

I'm actually not sure on that one.

Ah, heheh. Well, if you can push down or pull up on any of the knobs, then you have it. c:

Ah, then no.

here. http://www.glguitars.com/instrument.....2000/index.asp