Foo - what to do?

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i dont know what to do. i have money to spend. i am a bass player. and i have a 35 watt amp to cut through drums, a 50 watt guitar amp, and a 100 watt guitar amp. and it isnt working so i am thinking of getting a half stack. and those arent exactly cheap.
and on the other hand i have my bike which is in dire need of a new fork. and i am thinking of getting into racing and riding alot this summer.
i know this is a biking forum but try not to be biased to the biking option.
Siu Blue Wind
06-10-06, 11:45 PM
Hey you sound like me...
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=201052
Do the half stack (whatever that is). You listed music first. Subconciously you want that more ;)
PhilThee
06-11-06, 12:19 AM
I am a big fan of both music and bikes so I don't know what to tell you.
In this day and age you might just want to stuff it under your mattress :(
But if you listen to Bush were doing great, things are looking up, our economy is strong strong strong.
We are adding new lower paying labor jobs every day.We are a nation of few so we are going to make anyone who sets a foot on this soil into a citizen whether the current citizens like it or not :rolleyes:
Half stacks are for sissies! Go for the full stack :D
<cue KISS>Loud! Wanna hear it loud. Right between the eyes!
http://www.guitarhero.net/images/Marshall_front.jpg
I say put it in stocks:D
:D ...and it begins...
Seriously, the time to think about it is when you're doing the actual deeds. Go riding, reflect on whether it's getting your rocks off - to what degree and in what way. Then go to a music store, plug your bass into the amp of your hearts desire, turn the volume up to bowel-loosening levels, and emote. Again, what is this doing to you? Do you feel so alive that you want to father a race of maniacs, eventually taking over the world and ruling as a whimsical tyrant? If so, life is telling you something.
Me, I gots to have both amps and bikes. I have bought used and modified in the amps/guitars department. and bought used-but-useable in the bikes department. You simply wouldn't believe how alive I feel.
Good luck on your gear journey. :)
PhilThee
06-11-06, 05:58 AM
http://www.guitarhero.net/images/Marshall_front.jpg
:love: :beer:
2manybikes
06-11-06, 06:06 AM
Going to a bike forum and asking about getting a bike part versus getting something else is like asking an alcoholic if he should buy a drink or save for retirement. :D
Help Im A Noob
06-11-06, 09:31 AM
i think that he should go with the music instead of the bikes at the moment, because he does have what he needs to ride right now, its just not in tip top shape, however he does need a new part to continue his journy with music. and any older person you ask who played an instrument then stoped will say they wished they kept going with it. not a big fan of playing instruments and such but id say go for that first, go play some songs at a baseball game with your case open and youll get lots of money to buy a new fork soon enough. just work for it :D
"This one goes to Eleven...."
yea i am leaning towards the amp. now i just gotta see what amp i want. i am thinking ampeg but i have heard that they arent what they used to be.
yea i am leaning towards the amp. now i just gotta see what amp i want. i am thinking ampeg but i have heard that they arent what they used to be.
Then get a used one. Get a 200w Ampeg head and a 4x10" cab and you'll be rockin'. \M/ :mad: \M/
ElJamoquio
06-12-06, 05:37 AM
Do you feel so alive that you want to father a race of maniacs, eventually taking over the world and ruling as a whimsical tyrant?
I always want to take over the world and rule. I just need a plan...
Oh yeah, to the OP - send your money to my 'Supreme Overlord' campaign coffers instead of either.
Listen when you put the money in a stock or two, a few weeks or something you may have more then you started with:D Pepsi and starbucks are the way to go.
Hahahah. I bought my son an electric guitar for his birthday.
Hope he doesn't find this thread...
cycle17
06-12-06, 01:29 PM
How about selling one of the smaller amps to help pay for the bike repairs and get the half stacktoo. As a former guitar player, I can understand the need to buy a good amp for playing live.
Nowadays... I'd drop the cash on carbon fiber aero bars for my new bike! LOL
blonduathlongrl
06-12-06, 01:48 PM
or maybe option #3 and call Gieco and save a bunch of money on your car insurance?
TexasGuy
06-12-06, 01:50 PM
or maybe option #3 and call Gieco and save a bunch of money on your car insurance?
He'll need more money if he goes with Gieco. Geico wanted to charge me 1500 bucks every 6 months compared to my 500 and dropping every 6 months
cycle17
06-12-06, 01:51 PM
or maybe option #3 and call Gieco and save a bunch of money on your car insurance?
Good one. He might need to borrow the Hummer to cart the half stack amp around.:p
blonduathlongrl
06-12-06, 01:58 PM
he can if he wants, but the hummer is over rated, I got more leg room in my Chrysler and it's just a big truck for a little boy with poor self esteem.. you know that saying about people who drive corvettes, that's my saying for guys who have Hummers..:rolleyes: pretty ironic from someone who has one huh? but that my honest opinion:D
(thread hijack, possible thread hijack) sorry OP, Ill stay in line and say..hum.. buy a bike!:D
cycle17
06-12-06, 08:05 PM
he can if he wants, but the hummer is over rated, I got more leg room in my Chrysler and it's just a big truck for a little boy with poor self esteem.. you know that saying about people who drive corvettes, that's my saying for guys who have Hummers..:rolleyes: pretty ironic from someone who has one huh? but that my honest opinion:D
(thread hijack, possible thread hijack) sorry OP, Ill stay in line and say..hum.. buy a bike!:D
I take it the hummer was not exactly "your purchase?" :p ;) But I must say... I did like jumping over hills and dunes with them when I was in the Marines. ;)
And to stay on topic....BUY the amp! Buy the amp!:D
catatonic
06-12-06, 08:46 PM
Yeah, I have the same feeling...I'm torn between bike parts and hi-fi gear.
I want an SACD/DVD-A player soo bad, as well as some high-mass stands, and a nice glass platter turntable, but I need a new fork/stem/bars/cables for my roadbike.
Sucks having to make that decision...but with hurricane season in effect...I know better than to ride my roadie to work...so it will probably go 25% bike 75% audio until I get the bike done.
explody pup
06-12-06, 08:54 PM
Invest. Open a mutual-fund account and put as much money as you can into it every paycheck. Retire early because working sucks.
Hahahah. I bought my son an electric guitar for his birthday.
Hope he doesn't find this thread...
Hope you bought him an amp too. An electric guitar without an amp is like a computer without a monitor.
Hope you bought him an amp too. An electric guitar without an amp is like a computer without a monitor.
AN AMP?!?!? Aren't those noisy?
Stacey, you know me better than that. Do you think I'm an idiot? :rolleyes:
Don't answer...
Now what's this about a computer monitor?
catatonic
06-13-06, 06:25 AM
If you don't want him to have an amp, there is a computer USB module that when used with headphones, works like an amp, but without disturbing the entire household.
....well, until he gets a headphone plug to RCA adaptor and hooks it up to his stereo :D
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