"I liked the bit where he said, "It is recommended that you practice at 100 watts." I have too much respect for my neighbours to try it, and in any case my Rumble 100 can make the china in the cabinet rattle at fairly low volume settings.Seriously, that article showed up in my news feed and I immediately facepalmed
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Unlike some journalism, which only reads like that.
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Six-pack abs, six-pack abs, and a couple of 12ers.
Six-pack abs, six-pack abs, and a couple of 12ers.
Looks more like a pony keg
I watched that last night and my first thought was.... why?
I am The Power!
(Said in a real He-Man voice)
(Said in a real He-Man voice)
My LS/BL sent that to me yesterday.
She intentionally puts me, a righty, on her left and our guitar player, a lefty, on her right. That way there's no danger of her bumping into our necks while we're playing or of us giving her a concussion with our headstocks.
The only times that's an issue is on a really small stage. Our keys player sets up on my left and faces across the stage rather than facing front. I sometimes have to watch out for my headstock knocking his mic boom and his iPad stand, but at least they never move so I always know where they'll be.
She intentionally puts me, a righty, on her left and our guitar player, a lefty, on her right. That way there's no danger of her bumping into our necks while we're playing or of us giving her a concussion with our headstocks.
The only times that's an issue is on a really small stage. Our keys player sets up on my left and faces across the stage rather than facing front. I sometimes have to watch out for my headstock knocking his mic boom and his iPad stand, but at least they never move so I always know where they'll be.
