Bass Guitar Players

TheOak · 05-27-2014, 02:44 PM

Being as how most of you know me fairly well, I wouldn't post this on Facebook but some of you can appreciate my chuckle.

So I'm sitting here with a new Bass and trying to think of a safe place to keep it. I have two little girls, 5/9 daughters running around my house and they have a way of getting into things.

Then it clicked! It's also humidity controlled

saintfan · 05-27-2014, 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by TheOak

Being as how most of you know me fairly well, I wouldn't post this on Facebook but some of you can appreciate my chuckle.

So I'm sitting here with a new Bass and trying to think of a safe place to keep it. I have two little girls, 5/9 daughters running around my house and they have a way of getting into things.

Then it clicked! It's also humidity controlled

I have several guitars. Some are treasured. My Grandpa's 1959 Gibson, for example. I have a Washburn, like George Harrison played later on, that belonged to my Dad (big Beatles Fan), and I have my own "lesser" Gibson. I also have a Yamaha and a Takamine that my soon-to-be-ex bought me a long time ago.

My kids know they can hack around on the yamaha and on the takamine, and they know not to fool around with the Washburn and the Gibsons or there will be trouble.

Your solution, while effective, is a bit extreme sir! LOL

TheOak · 05-27-2014, 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by saintfan

I have several guitars. Some are treasured. My Grandpa's 1959 Gibson, for example. I have a Washburn, like George Harrison played later on, that belonged to my Dad (big Beatles Fan), and I have my own "lesser" Gibson. I also have a Yamaha and a Takamine that my soon-to-be-ex bought me a long time ago.

My kids know they can hack around on the yamaha and on the takamine, and they know not to fool around with the Washburn and the Gibsons or there will be trouble.

Your solution, while effective, is a bit extreme sir! LOL

I would agree if I had bought a gun safe for my Bass, I see it as "optimizing resources" more than extreme.

That an impressive lineup you have there.

05-27-2014, 02:44 PM	#1
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,041	Re: Bass Guitar Players Being as how most of you know me fairly well, I wouldn't post this on Facebook but some of you can appreciate my chuckle. So I'm sitting here with a new Bass and trying to think of a safe place to keep it. I have two little girls, 5/9 daughters running around my house and they have a way of getting into things. Then it clicked! It's also humidity controlled saintfan, Danno and Mr.Riaton like this.

05-27-2014, 06:23 PM	#2
saintfan Donated Plasma Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 18,556 Blog Entries: 5	Re: Bass Guitar Players Originally Posted by TheOak Being as how most of you know me fairly well, I wouldn't post this on Facebook but some of you can appreciate my chuckle. So I'm sitting here with a new Bass and trying to think of a safe place to keep it. I have two little girls, 5/9 daughters running around my house and they have a way of getting into things. Then it clicked! It's also humidity controlled I have several guitars. Some are treasured. My Grandpa's 1959 Gibson, for example. I have a Washburn, like George Harrison played later on, that belonged to my Dad (big Beatles Fan), and I have my own "lesser" Gibson. I also have a Yamaha and a Takamine that my soon-to-be-ex bought me a long time ago. My kids know they can hack around on the yamaha and on the takamine, and they know not to fool around with the Washburn and the Gibsons or there will be trouble. Your solution, while effective, is a bit extreme sir! LOL
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05-27-2014, 07:53 PM	#3
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,041	Re: Bass Guitar Players Originally Posted by saintfan I have several guitars. Some are treasured. My Grandpa's 1959 Gibson, for example. I have a Washburn, like George Harrison played later on, that belonged to my Dad (big Beatles Fan), and I have my own "lesser" Gibson. I also have a Yamaha and a Takamine that my soon-to-be-ex bought me a long time ago. My kids know they can hack around on the yamaha and on the takamine, and they know not to fool around with the Washburn and the Gibsons or there will be trouble. Your solution, while effective, is a bit extreme sir! LOL I would agree if I had bought a gun safe for my Bass, I see it as "optimizing resources" more than extreme. That an impressive lineup you have there. saintfan likes this.