u/branden-branden

I got a pretty good setup that just isn't being used as much as it should be right now. I got a drum set, pianos and keyboards and a couple amps (though one is a smaller Traynor; loud enough to have some use). What's nice about the space is that it's in the basement of a local business and, noise-wise, pretty isolated from residential meaning jams can be almost any time.

I play guitar mainly, but I can also play basic drums and piano, and I'm down for most styles, though I guess I'm more partial to rock and indie-esque styles when jamming. Right off the bat, I always love making a song than trying to play a song. It's just so much easier to make a song than it is to jam a song people already know; We all hear songs a little differently I think and we all have different focuses on different parts.

If it matters, some favorite bands would be LCD Soundsystem, The Strokes, Radiohead, Peter Cat Recording Co.

Goodness, writing this feels like a weird dating profile. Anyways, I just like playing music and I would love to jam more often than I do.

I've been toying with the idea of a pop up tent trailer for a bit now; good to use for some storage and free up space in the box of the truck. We primarily do more offroad/recsite spots for camping which 9/10 times is dirt road. How reliable are pop up tent trailers for backroads if I'm taking potholes slow? I understand it's going to be more so springs and tires that are the main issue to consider. Are the springs something I can do myself?

I'm looking at cheap, used FB Marketplace sorta thing as well. Like $2000 most.