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Agedhorse appreciation thread.


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Andy, riding like 'the Ancient Romans' ! ! ! Pssst: OK guys, we're NOT telling Gibson about this, OK ? ?

That’s some mighty fine riding, my riding coach rode stunts like that in the movies for 50 years, he was the rider in Gone With the Wind (1939) who jumped the pony as Rhett & Scarlet’s daughter (who then died). Tough SOB.
 
We want to know the face of all that knowledge!!!
Post a pic
Thanks Andy
My carvin runs ok
Manuel
You can find a picture of Andy on the Mesa Boogie website under the "About" tab at the top of the page and then click on "Meet the people behind the tone" link in the MEET THE DESIGN TEAM section.

For equestrian stunt rider shots, Andy will have to pony up (some pun intended) pictures from his private collection.

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Holy Thread Resurrection Batman!

...but this exchange made me immediately grateful for Agedhorse's contributions:

At band rehearsals I usually just plug into the mixer (we're doing the IEM thing) from the Darkglass Vintage Deluxe DI on my pedal board. Easy peasy. Last week in anticipation of an upcoming gig I brought in my WD-800 which I use for the DI and preamp at live gigs, so that everyone could re-adjust their IEM mix as needed.

At the end of the rehearsal, the guitar player looks over and says "your bass sounded particularly rich tonight."

Thank you Andy!