Best bass baitcaster for around $100 or less?
06-21-2009, 02:53 PM
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 1,200
RE: Best bass baitcaster for around $100 or less?
Check out ebay. There are alot of reels for 20-30 bucks less plus free shipping.
I just got a Shimano Citica off there for $97 with free shipping. Paired it up with a Bass Pro Bionic Blade for an awesome combo at $140. I plan on picking up another one of these when I am in need of another setup.
I just got a Shimano Citica off there for $97 with free shipping. Paired it up with a Bass Pro Bionic Blade for an awesome combo at $140. I plan on picking up another one of these when I am in need of another setup.
06-22-2009, 06:11 AM
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Texas
Posts: 1,525
RE: Best bass baitcaster for around $100 or less?
I like the Abu Garcia round reels because my hands are so big. The newer C3 and C4 series are nice, and my C4 is fantastic so far. I have other cheaper Abu's, but I really enjoy the feel of this one and most likely wont be going back to the other models if I need to look at a new reel in the future. The C4 i got for approxiamtely 85 bux, which is pretty steep to me, but I absolutely love it. Its a dream to cast and I urge you to look at one if you like the round type baitcasters.
06-28-2009, 01:58 PM
#17
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 25,116
RE: Best bass baitcaster for around $100 or less?
i taught myself "Mississippi Queen" over the last few days
I'll have her Perfected start to finish by next week.
you been working on some new ones???
Capo Man..
Sorry partner..I just saw this reply..[&:]I'll be straight with ya..I'm doing my best to live for the Lord and I beleive strongly when I dabble in music that doesn't glorify God..that I'm proned to backslide..Thoughts are very powerful..especially when you sing them and digest them..I hope that wasn't too heavy for ya.
And yes..I play everyday..I have two songbooks that are about 50.00 each..they are Christian Hymns and Christmas Carols played in Intermediate to Advanced Bluegrass tablature...very challenging..I just learned 2 new songs lately In The Sweet By and By and Jesus is Tenderly Calling Us Home. The first one was very tough with cross picking and speedy stuff..with 2 solos..the 2nd one sounds good but very easy..I do play some seculiar bluegrass being it's mostly instrumental..I just did some work on Foggy Mountain Breakdown..We have no TV or video system so I play ALOT..about 3 times a day..I've written one scripture song lately and play it with the guitar tuned in D ,, I love D magor..you know..where the top E string is tuned in D..the 4th string,
I love my Martin D 28 Herring bone..
Mr. Capo..to give ya a look at my style..the instructor of my books is the man with the red shirt in the video.Steve Kaufam..here's the stuff I play..takes alot of practive..The following would be considered advanced guitar..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LQE_Jb5Hvg&feature=related
AND I've yet to see anyone play accoustic like this next fellow..pure nuts..beyond advanced..this is considered EXPERT..best I've seen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzTx8cBKIc8
I'll have her Perfected start to finish by next week.
you been working on some new ones???
Capo Man..
Sorry partner..I just saw this reply..[&:]I'll be straight with ya..I'm doing my best to live for the Lord and I beleive strongly when I dabble in music that doesn't glorify God..that I'm proned to backslide..Thoughts are very powerful..especially when you sing them and digest them..I hope that wasn't too heavy for ya.
And yes..I play everyday..I have two songbooks that are about 50.00 each..they are Christian Hymns and Christmas Carols played in Intermediate to Advanced Bluegrass tablature...very challenging..I just learned 2 new songs lately In The Sweet By and By and Jesus is Tenderly Calling Us Home. The first one was very tough with cross picking and speedy stuff..with 2 solos..the 2nd one sounds good but very easy..I do play some seculiar bluegrass being it's mostly instrumental..I just did some work on Foggy Mountain Breakdown..We have no TV or video system so I play ALOT..about 3 times a day..I've written one scripture song lately and play it with the guitar tuned in D ,, I love D magor..you know..where the top E string is tuned in D..the 4th string,I love my Martin D 28 Herring bone..
Mr. Capo..to give ya a look at my style..the instructor of my books is the man with the red shirt in the video.Steve Kaufam..here's the stuff I play..takes alot of practive..
The following would be considered advanced guitar..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LQE_Jb5Hvg&feature=related
AND I've yet to see anyone play accoustic like this next fellow..pure nuts..beyond advanced..this is considered EXPERT..best I've seen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzTx8cBKIc8
