Thread subject: STATII.COM: For all things Status-Graphite :: Hello from Munich
Posted by stocki on 04-04-2017 05:20
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Started playing bass in 2011 without any musical pre-knowledge - thanks to all the guys on youtube :-). My first equipment was an Ibanez SRX 360 with Eden WTX 264 and Markbass Traveller 1x12. 2 years later I extended my equipment with a Carvin SB4000, Eden WT 550 and a Markbass 2x12. Then I heared that 10" responds faster. So I added an Eden EX 4x10.
In 2012 I went to a professional bass teacher. He owns actually 7 Status basses and his wife has 5. You can imagine that this is very inspiring. Couldn´t resist. Ordered January 2016 a S2 classic headless, neckthrough, chrome hardware and silver metallic lacquer. Deliverd June 2016 I was more than happy with the bass but couldn´t find my sound with my Eden equipment (too much Eden Sound instead of the real sound of a status). Testing Testing Testing ... new hardware and landed finally at Glockenklang. You have to try the combination of a Status bass with a Glockenklang Blue Sky amp combined with a Take 5 Neo cabinet. You can hear every tone the comes out of the bass - but also every mistake you make. Encourages you to pracitce even more.
My set on Facebook/Statii
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206807316820919&set=gm.10158136537405123&type=3&theater
Posted by Kalwynn on 04-04-2017 23:21
#2
Hello from France, welcome
Posted by Danny on 10-04-2017 01:24
#3
Glockenklang are serious amps, expensive though! I like Vanderkley for pure sound, made in Holland.
Great to be inspired, I was like that after visiting Moos
Posted by Dave Mitraglia on 20-04-2017 23:07
#4
Hallo from Italy!!!
Can you advice me of nice bass gear shop in Munich?
I'll be there next week
Dave
Posted by Frank Klein on 11-02-2019 02:13
#5
Hi stocki,
I'm from the Stuttgart area. I plan to order a new Status bass. I'm looking for some help and advice with the configuration. I would be looking forward to contact an experienced player in Germany. Can you help? thx frank