Bob_GH
12-31-2008, 12:56 PM
Hi,
I own a cvp403, purchased 06/08 . . . think it's a great instrument. Still getting familiar with it.
Music experience: Started with electronic organ lessons in grade school, joined/formed rock band in high-school (we were terrible, made no money, but it was fun). Bought 1st guitar when in jr. college - a 12-string acoustic - learned a lot from other guitarists I met there, got pretty good for an amateur (never took formal lessons), ranged from folk to rock, sung some as well.
After college, kept up with the guitar, joined church group at whatever parish I was in over the years. Picked up a 3/4 (acoustic) string bass and learned to play that 'cause there were so many guitarists around.
Formed another rock band, bought electric bass, played that or keyboard . . . lot's of fun and lots of work, barely made expenses. That lasted about 6 years.
Joined a Celtic group, played 12-string . . . also lots of fun, less work, but made less $$. It lasted about 5 years.
Currently playing bass in church group.
Also a hobby photographer (now in digital), a sometimes painter in oils (on canvas, not houses), fair-weather sailor.
That should be enough.
I own a cvp403, purchased 06/08 . . . think it's a great instrument. Still getting familiar with it.
Music experience: Started with electronic organ lessons in grade school, joined/formed rock band in high-school (we were terrible, made no money, but it was fun). Bought 1st guitar when in jr. college - a 12-string acoustic - learned a lot from other guitarists I met there, got pretty good for an amateur (never took formal lessons), ranged from folk to rock, sung some as well.
After college, kept up with the guitar, joined church group at whatever parish I was in over the years. Picked up a 3/4 (acoustic) string bass and learned to play that 'cause there were so many guitarists around.
Formed another rock band, bought electric bass, played that or keyboard . . . lot's of fun and lots of work, barely made expenses. That lasted about 6 years.
Joined a Celtic group, played 12-string . . . also lots of fun, less work, but made less $$. It lasted about 5 years.
Currently playing bass in church group.
Also a hobby photographer (now in digital), a sometimes painter in oils (on canvas, not houses), fair-weather sailor.
That should be enough.