How Important Is a Bass Player?

you want the bass player unless there are NO subwoofers (or bass amps) included, or you don't really want people dancing.

So if subwoofers are included, then I don't want a bass player?

For $500, That Guy, AMD and Dmac will play rock band at your wedding!

So if subwoofers are included, then I don't want a bass player?

no, if you got woofers, you want bass to play out them.


if you don't have speakers for < 400hz, a bass is sorta pointless, but otherwise it's a good idea. and i'm sure the dude will have an amp ;)

For $500, That Guy, AMD and Dmac will play rock band at your wedding!

hell yeah :P

you gotta pay for my plane ticket though and promise me a guitar.

or i could get an old band back together, but i've never really done covers besides a soilwork or tool song... and again, plane tickets, convince my supervisor its life or death (he's pretty anti-leave right now), etc.

hell yeah :P

you gotta pay for my plane ticket though and promise me a guitar.

or i could get an old band back together, but i've never really done covers besides a soilwork or tool song... and again, plane tickets, convince my supervisor its life or death (he's pretty anti-leave right now), etc.

I think playing Tool makes for a great wedding reception. :D

I dont think "The Doors" had a bass player

Screw the bass, what you really need is cowbell.

And lots of it.

Screw the bass, what you really need is cowbell.

And lots of it.

Hahahaa. Best answer of the thread. I think I've solved my problem now :)

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y43/-marhari-/MoreCowbell.jpg

I dont think "The Doors" had a bass player

they did.

they keyboardist had bass pedals and played bass with his feet, or he could if he wanted to anyways. that was pretty common when the whole bass thing wasn't quite mainstream yet.