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Thanks for putting it out there Russell. Such a great voice, liked the thumb and one finger picking on the first song but the second song hit home for me. Sure would like to hear more from him.

Well done Deadeye!  I spent a lot of time in the saddle, not because a failed relationships, I just liked the road better. I had a theory that if a man was honest and true with folks and had 365 people to call friends, he would always have a warm/dry place to sleep. The theory proved correct and I've got great memories from living the life I chose, although it didn't make for a huge bank account, I still believe it was worth the ride, if you never slept in the woods with your bike chained to a tree, you might have missed something.

Looks like its going to be a tough decision for you. I've never played a bass and can only go by the looks and that being said, I like the lines of the ESP, I can only imagine the smooth and silky sound it would make.

Dude, that was cool,  great jazz chords, which blend with your voice for a really smooth sound,  I could picture you on a smokey stage wearing dark sunglasses. It would be much appreciated if you could post the words and chords.

Good one DE,  the one thing I  miss the most is the sound of silence.

I've been drooling over a Duesenburg,  the Mike Campbell series.  I can only hope they play as good as they look.

Research, research and more research is usually the best way to proceed with a major expenditure,  I start out that way, but in the end I always go with my "gut" decision. Newer aint always the best,  it sounds like the Berhinger is worth fixing, looks aren't everything (but then again I was always the last guy to leave the bar).

I'm what is known as technolgicaly challenged, all I can handle  is something with an on/off switch and one control knob. Anything more than that just scrambles the two brain cells I have left and one of them is asleep most of the time.  I have to keep things simple and inexpensive.

I used to do some off road driving,  my favorite and best vehicle was a blue jeep cherokee. That old jeep did a lot of rock climbing in search of old forgotten cemetaries.

I thank you all for the information, I have a lot to learn. I need to figure out a way to convince my wife that there are some things out there that I just can't live without.