my gear at 16 all payed for by myself

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hi how you going guys i got my sell a new amp thought id post my gear up here
guitars
Warwick rock bass vampyer
Warwick corvette $$ nt
Ibanez GI0 guitar

amps
behringer 3000 A
( New ) Warwick pro fet 5.2 with wca 411 pro
Roland cube 20x

effects
boss Me 50 B bass multiple effects
boss metal zone mt2
 

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sorry guys it should say
hi how are you going guys i got my self a new amp thought id post my gear up here
guitars
Warwick rock bass vampyer
Warwick corvette $$ nt
Ibanez GI0 guitar

amps
behringer 3000 A
( New ) Warwick pro fet 5.2 with wca 411 pro
Roland cube 20x

effects
boss Me 50 B bass multiple effects
boss metal zone mt2
 
Sweet gear duder! Someone must've instilled a good work ethic (and a solid lust for gear) in you at an early age, huh :D
 
thanks guys

12 hour shifts a a factory got me this gear hard work but so worth it
 
Way to go dude, just don't forget school. You may not want to spend the rest of life doing 12 hour shifts in a factory.
 
Nice lot of gear, Wazza!
I'd say you deserve it. Now do less shifts and enjoy playing it :wink:
 
Wow great gear and good for you. I'm a firm believer that hard work pays off (or at least should) and you're living proof of it. I am also very impressed and very proud of you; you knew what you wanted and worked you a** off to get it. Good for you! Now go to school young man :lol: With your work ethic you're going to be able to be/do what ever you want to.
 
is it possible to give high fives over the internet? :D way to go. i've found that when you pay for it, you love it that much more! ;) I'm guessing you haven't even gotten close to finishing your gear list!
 
coool.congrats for having such awesome basses at your early ae.
 
I've found that starting the gear aquisition early really helps. At this point, I've paid off my car and my parents are covering school and food. All the money I make therefore goes either to savings, social life, or to fuel my G.A.S.!

I started with an Ibanez GSR 190, sold that for $200 including the amp, paid partially for my Rockbass Corvette and Bluecab 20 that I got for Christmas/Birthday. Then I saved up and purchased (with the help of the parents for Christmas/birthday the next year) my gigging amp. After that, I worked and purchased my vette. Then I bought my Streamer Jazzman off ebay and sold the vette after to give me some cash to live off of. I had about $1,400 when I purchased the Jazzman which pretty much dried me up... So the vette gave me some cash, though I really wish I didn't have to sell it.

Anyways, I have my Jazzman and my rockbass vette now... and I'm looking to upgrade again while basses are cheap!
 
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