| Blurbs And Links | - January 2008
Unveiling of my new Alleva Coppolo KBP-5 at Winter NAMM 08 I have some early pictures on my Myspace. - December 2007
My new Alleva Coppolo LG5 has been completed and shipped to me. I should have it in a few days. LG-5 Custom with old growth Alder body, Nitro Inca Silver paint with matching headstock and only LG5 with a Maple fingerboard other than my other LG5. - November 2007
Yes.. it is the month of my Birthday, But also I have a custom signature set of strings in association with Alleva~Coppolo
basses and guitars. Stay tuned - October 2007
Alleva Coppolo of New York is in final development of my signature KBP5 bass. It will compliment my KBP4 design. Product release is scheduled for winter NAMM 2008 in Los Angeles. - April 2007
Thank you Peter Montessi of A-Designs Audio Professional Audio Products for bringing me on board with the REDDI Tube DI. This Box Rox! And changed the way I record my basses. - February 2007
I am proud to
announce that I am new to the Genz Benz amplifier family. Thank you to Roger Hart of Genz Benz for your excellent support and product knowledge. Genz Benz site - Matt Rubano from "Taking Back Sunday" is a new player of my signature model Alleva~ Coppolo KBP-4 - Bass Player Magazine January 2006 page 66.
- January 2005
Ashdown Bass Gear. I bought a combo for studio work.
- April 2005
Kirks new association with PreSonus Audio: Kirk Powers is a prolific bass
player, who has appeared on a staggering number of recordings, tours, clinics and other events. With contributions to RIAA-Certified Gold and Platinum recordings, his resume includes collaborations with Roger Nichols (Steely Dan), Deborah Gibson (Atlantic Records), American Tears (Columbia Records), Dave Lebolt (David Bowie, Billy Joel), Steve Hass (Manhattan Transfer) and Jellybean Benitez (Madonna). Whether recording or playing live, Kirk turns to his PreSonus TubePre and Comp16. Read More...
From PreSonus Website: He said, "I have to tell you that the Comp16
is really a fabulously smooth sounding compressor. I have a few other higher-priced optical compressors which are fine. I started using the Comp16 for its ease of setup AND I really like the way it makes my bass sound; not squashed. It keeps my Sadowsky and custom Alleva-Coppolo basses sounding like themselves. I am actually thinking of ditching my normal bass rig head--which is either an SVT head for rock or Alembic tube preamp with a Crown power amp--for the PreSonus TubePre,
Comp16 and EQ3B parametric EQ!"
| - From Sadowsky Guitars Website:
Link Here... "I tell people that change from one 5-string bass to another, that all they need to do is get a Sadowsky 5-string and their hunt for the perfect 5 will be over. I got my first Sadowsky in 1994 and never went back. Perfect tone, perfect feel ... from Texas Blues to New York Pop and R&B, my Sadowsky is a
'plug-and-play' bass that allows me to get the sounds that I want ... easily!"
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