As we get ready to experience the 2024 Winter NAMM Show, take a moment to revisit the 2023 NAMM Show. Bass Gear Magazine's Sean Fairchild takes us on a trip down (recent) memory lane.
In 1980 I was fortunate to attend NAMM with one of Rick James keyboard players (good for preferred treatment). I was 30 years old he was a couple of years younger. It looks like the same people are here this year. Geezers like me. The only change is more female bass players (cool). Also can anybody still play finger style or with a pick or is it just when you pick up a bass in public it's an unwritten rule that you just have to slap and pop.
Great recap and some very cool new products!!!!!
Nah that was a pretty rubbish recap. How about 5minutes with each manufacturer that makes bass stuff.
Love this! Greetings from Las Vegas!
In 1980 I was fortunate to attend NAMM with one of Rick James keyboard players (good for preferred treatment). I was 30 years old he was a couple of years younger. It looks like the same people are here this year. Geezers like me. The only change is more female bass players (cool). Also can anybody still play finger style or with a pick or is it just when you pick up a bass in public it's an unwritten rule that you just have to slap and pop.
Yes they are a pretty penny.....nice but boutique....that said love to have one.....🤷♂️
Shark guitar interesting
One day bill sell a kidney to buy a Dingwall 😂
Love the Devon line of interchangeable Pickups and pre Amps … didn’t see many 4 string basses this year , are we out of fashion??😳
I want a Rio bass
that guitar is pretty damn nice 9:55 😏
Nobody can afford those Dingwalls,.....there are far cheaper and better options than a Dingwall.
they sell tickets for this