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Old 01-29-2013, 02:29 PM
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cracking up so hard at that on your facebook Ron.

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that's the best description of a song i've ever heard, that's not negative.
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Old 01-29-2013, 02:35 PM
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That bad Bongripper review reads only about 10-15 words off from most favorable extreme music reviews I see online.
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Old 01-29-2013, 02:36 PM
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nick, those right angle bends are truly porno stuff.

Ancient Tone, you mentioned you had (more than one) empty 1x15 Sunn cab? how do you rate them, and what era Sunn are they? I'm looking at putting a 'mini rig' together for another band, 100 watt tube head (instead of 200w) and a loud 1x15 (instead of 2x15), possibly with a K140 in it.
They are old (early 80's) Sunn PA cabs, 1x15 + horn. But the horns were blown so I pulled them out along with the disintegrated speakers to make them into ported 1x15's. I had guitar 15's in them for a while until I traded them to Nick, they sounded great but just one alone would not suffice for live use IMO. But if its a quiet band and small venues it could work.
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Old 01-29-2013, 02:39 PM
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They are old (early 80's) Sunn PA cabs, 1x15 + horn. But the horns were blown so I pulled them out along with the disintegrated speakers to make them into ported 1x15's. I had guitar 15's in them for a while until I traded them to Nick, they sounded great but just one alone would not suffice for live use IMO. But if its a quiet band and small venues it could work.
pretty much grunge. it's this band: http://imploder.bandcamp.com/

my rick is on the recordings, but i was using rounds and it naturally doesn't quite have the thumpy low end i require. new rig is so far: 100 watt tube head cranked to the limit for dirt, short scale epiphone EB-0 with all replacement electronics to be as close to a 60s sound as possible. the sunn 200s cab i have is too unwieldy/bit too loud. 1x15 cooould be loud enough - might have to elevate it. PA support at most venues we play will make up for it maybe. it's kinda difficult to test out this stuff being in a tiny island nation in the opposite hemisphere to my favourite cabs.

i'm REALLY liking the EB-0 for those following my quest. the three-point bridge blows really bad and it took about three days of finicky truss rod adjustments to get the right amount of relief on the neck, but it plays incredibly well and even with the stock pickup with flats running through tube/15s it sounds very close to Felix Pappilardi's tone on live Mountain albums.

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Old 01-29-2013, 02:45 PM
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Also, anyone follow that Genz Benz thread? From the sounds of it, and it's just rumors with no confirmation, Fender completely bought out GB and is discontinuing most if not all of their product lines.
Well, I will believe it when I hear something solid from someone in the know. being owned by Fender is not really news. That happened a long time ago. Operationally they were separate. So we will see. GB has a great reputation for quality gear and awesome CS. I really dig my SM 9.2 head. Even if they were to quit making them, I see mine lasting for a long time to come.
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I'm calling shenanigans. We are way worse than #28. I was hoping for at least top 10.
that "journalist" seams like a pretty angry guy.
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i'm REALLY liking the EB-0 for those following my quest. the three-point bridge blows really bad and it took about three days of finicky truss rod adjustments to get the right amount of relief on the neck, but it plays incredibly well and even with the stock pickup with flats running through tube/15s it sounds very close to Felix Pappilardi's tone on live Mountain albums.
Have you thought about getting a Hipshot Supertone bridge? They`re supposed to be really good replacement bridges for the gibby 3 point bridges.
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Have you thought about getting a Hipshot Supertone bridge? They`re supposed to be really good replacement bridges for the gibby 3 point bridges.
yeah, I've sunk about.. $70 into it so far? replacement pots, replacement jack, wiring, about to replace the pickup, straplocks, new strap.. should be about $100 total. when I feel like sinking another $200 into it i'll drop it on the supertone and some replacement grovers.

pretty badass instrument - it's literally the exact opposite tone to my rick as well, massive low end that reacts really well with an amp boosted in the treble department.
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Old 01-29-2013, 03:10 PM
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Also learned how to use a multimeter today, gonna dive into my old broken Regal SS amp. Any where I should start Nick? I cant post pics later.

Its a super simple circuit from what i can tell, just volume, treble and bass, so maybe, maybe I can fix it myself.
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the echorec and supapuss are pretty cool but I cant grab another delay.
I was thinking the same thing.
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I was thinking the same thing.
yea we on the same page. I can do what they do with my timeline/elcap combo
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Just call it Slept O))) . Like I slept through bothering to learn any of the songs so I just play one note.
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Except me... I told him it sucked and he should be using Line 6.
Oh god I knew a guitarist who was obsessed with sweep picking and Line 6...
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Old 01-29-2013, 04:17 PM
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Old 01-29-2013, 04:21 PM
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Oh god I knew a guitarist who was obsessed with sweep picking and Line 6...
Dude you can make your rig sound like ANYTHING. (all with a nice digital, fake, crispiness of course)

This from the guy who was addicted to multis for many, many years .
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Old 01-29-2013, 04:27 PM
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Dude you can make your rig sound like ANYTHING. (all with a nice digital, fake, crispiness of course)

This from the guy who was addicted to multis for many, many years .
I know bro like there's even this setting that makes it sound like ITS IN ANOTHER ROOM IT'S CALLED THE NEXT ROOM EFFECT DAYUM

That's also mighty dank that the bassist from Bongripper is on here... In regards to that review, those people review things like Lamb of God and Lacuna Coil... Their opinion is invalid. Plus, Ozzie SHOULD be gagged in my opinion, so... Carry on
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Old 01-29-2013, 04:49 PM
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Old 01-29-2013, 04:57 PM
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Also, anyone follow that Genz Benz thread? From the sounds of it, and it's just rumors with no confirmation, Fender completely bought out GB and is discontinuing most if not all of their product lines.
No, not here too!

Fender bought the company that owned GB in like 2003. It looks like they are consolidating the GB team into Fender, where up until now GB functioned on their own.

On possible result is Fender will come out with stuff I might actually buy if they incorporate GB tech into their stuff.

Genz remains on of my favorite heads, all time. NOTHING stoner/doomy about it, but I didn't have an active s/d project. The 12.0 I had was awesome in every way though, and reacted to my Sansamp BDDI very, very nicely
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Back from Namm, nursing a cold and trying to do some work from home. Too much to remember everything. Not much in the way of celebrity sightings. Just missed stevie wonder, missed Geezer due to a meeting (disappointed about that one). I did see Rupert Neve rolling around on a scooter (he's quite old), and stood behind Dug Pinnick in the beer line at the Prong/Exodus Schecter party.

Prong was really good, those guys were pretty ahead of their time. It's nice to see Tommy Victor get the band back out there again, rather than playing guitar on ****** Danzig albums.

Had amazing meals at super expensive restaurants, one of the perks I guess. Other than that it was meeting after meeting after meeting after meeting. Not much time for fun. Oh well, we had a good time and I'm looking forward to next year.

Getting pumped for the Mercian/Vega show on the 8th... ...and Welcome back Blender! It's good to see you around here again. I hope the job situation works out soon.

Alright, time to make dinner. Carry on...
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If I owned a Gibson/Epiphone bass the first thing I would do is install a Hipshot bridge
now owning a Rickenbacker stock 4001 and an Epiphone with the gibby 3 point.. I have now intimately experienced the worst bridges basses have to offer
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now owning a Rickenbacker stock 4001 and an Epiphone with the gibby 3 point.. I have now intimately experienced the worst bridges basses have to offer
I bet all of your nightmares involve allen wrenches and feeler gauges
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