"When you hear somebody with balls, that's me," Carol Kaye
Finally inducted into the 2018 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Brian Wilson: "Carol, you're the greatest d--- bass player in the world".
Lou Rawls: "Carol played great on all my hits (60's) and she was cool."
Jazz singer Joe Williams: "Carol Kaye, as black as she wants to be."
Benny Carter: "Carol, you were the best on Fender bass and a large part of our music business."
Milt Bernhardt, vip trombonist, Emcee of Big Band Academy: "Carol Kaye, I forgive you for putting the Fender Bass on the map."
Plas Johnson, #1 recording jazz saxman (Pink Panther): "I enjoyed 'Thumbs Up', everyone played well."
DR. JOHN (Mac Rabbenac): "Carol Kaye is a sweetheart and a kick-a--
guitar player as well as a kick-a-- bass player!"
Taj Mahal to Carol Kaye when both appeared at the 2000 EMC Music Museum in Seattle - "Carol Kaye, you are the BEST!"
http://www.carolkaye.com/www/biography/index.htm
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I don't know who GlitchSmith is but that is one incredible video. Thought it was just me till I read the responses at YouTube.
Really well done, better, creating spaces from music to gaming (art as far as I'm concerned). It seems you know what you're doing and I hope that you'll attract more followers as time allows 
This is the guitar variant of a series of bass/guitar cabs that are stackable with each other.
My logo.
I found that I can get an acoustically transparent mesh on which I can have anything printed using a wide-format plotter.
This is an 18" 3-way configuration, with horns for mid/high, but the cabinet is designed such that the baffle is removable/replaceable, so this cab can be reconfigured as a 1x15, 2x12, or 2x10, in 2 or 3-way configurations. It's also what's called a double-chamber tri-vented enclosure, which produces a truly mind-bending amount of low end. This cab was designed for the single-course 12-string you can see in one of the pics on bassbook.
And a random pic of me playing a friend of mine's 18 string triple-course 6.
Really badly!
that's a lot of amplifiers and my knowledge stops there. Had to FaceTime my niece, a guitarist/bassist, who just completed her first year in in Valencia, Spain at Berklee College of Music, just got accepted into the Music Production and Engineering major. She was giddily responding waay above my head to your equipment dimensions/configurations and stuff. Still couldn't wrap my head around it so I'll just continue listening 
Now, Dali I can talk about but niece is going to do the same with her amp because she says that's a double piece of art right there. One day, I'll have my logo and Thank you, better, she says.
Nice pic and love you musicians! Just wonderful.
