I played a fretless Foundation exclusively for about 10 years. It is a perfectly functional instrument. If you're a lefty then this is a no-brainer.GuyLaCroix wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 5:12 pm Peavey Foundation bass.
It's left handed and going for 280 with the case. The thing sounds incredible through the pawn shop Crate I played it through.
I play guitar but would like a bass to fart around with, maybe play in a band as just a guy and not a contributing member.
There was one for sale here forever and I couldn't tell why there wasn't anything desirable about it - looked cool, all walnut. Glad to hear they're perfectly cromulent.GuyLaCroix wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2025 5:12 pm Peavey Foundation bass.
It's left handed and going for 280 with the case. The thing sounds incredible through the pawn shop Crate I played it through.
I play guitar but would like a bass to fart around with, maybe play in a band as just a guy and not a contributing member.
what if that's not a factor? it will be basically be a basement boarder
To add on. Conan ahad the Quad Reverb in Replicator for many year. It was a pain in the ass, but it sounded fantastic. It also always sounded loud and clear over our monster drummer with the giant drums.mdc wrote: Sat Feb 01, 2025 8:25 am My experience is pretty limited... I played in a band with a guy who had the 6x10 twin maybe 25 years ago? I remember it being loud and piercing, and that's about it, but I don't think any of us understood how to make amps sound good back then.
There was a 4x12 version sitting in our practice space for several years, it belonged to the bass player of the band with whom we shared the space - I don't think anyone ever bothered to turn it on in that entire time, he eventually sold it. Isaac Brock really loves those things, but I imagine he has people to move that shit around for him.
If it scratches an itch, go for it, says I.
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