When I started playing as a teenager, I picked up an old right-handed Silvertone 6-string electric and taught myself to play some rudimentary stuff. (probably closer to RUDE-imentary) Not too long after, I learned that I was (unknowingly) holding the damned thing upside-down........ignorance is bliss, I guess....... I was always really surprised at the
reaction I got from others - "Wow, how the hell do you do that?!?!?!" Soon after, I picked up my first bass nd since then I have never looked back. Still, to this day, I get the same "Hey, Wow" reaction!!! I am currently playing for "Pink Voyd" a Pink Floyd tribute band based out of Boston MA. I play Lefty Fenders strung right-handed thru Ampeg amplification.

I do have my eye on a Lefty Ernie Ball Stingray (stratus blue sparkle w/matching headstock would make me very
happy, yes please) Do any of my Lefty brothers or sisters have any experience with "Orange Bass Amplification Systems" ???

If so, drop me a line and share your opinion of them w/me as I am thinking of trying one out.

Thanks again
JP

1976 Fender Jazz w/custom metallic lime green finish (Lefty)
Current Model Fender Jazz (Mexican) dark blue/purple (Lefty)
1980's 3/4 scale P-Bass w/custom metallic blue sparkle finish (Lefty)
Dan Electro 6-string "Convertible" semi-hollow/electric guitar, bright purple metalflake (Righty)

Ampeg SVT-3 PRO head
Ampeg 8x10 SVT cab
Electro-Harmonix "Bassballs" envelope filter
Boss GT-6B multi-effects processor (incredible!!!)
Heet E-Bow
Ernie Ball volume pedal