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Ive read they’re a teensy bit smaller than the EBS.
Could be, though I cannot confirm as I don't have first hand experience with EBS cables.
These are the truth.
I tried this again today with a good set of headphones. Nope. Still don't get it.
You need to stop trying to understand it and start knowing it
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
I picked up the P15 DI, and I got to say wowwwwww this thing is so amazing I want to try out some pedals now!
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
That’s a pretty good way to start.
I'm a big fan of the guitar knobs podcast and tour gear sponsors that show so they get my vote - though I have never tried them, I have visited the website...and that means almost nothing.
It’s gotta be pretty amazing before I’ll tolerate non top mount jacks these days.
I made an exception for the Providence Adamine Bass Chorus, and I don’t regret it!
What happened to the days of pictures of eggs and bacon?
Is this what we’ve become now??
Is this what we’ve become now??
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
PAUL: It's not together, so that it's not sounding together.
GEORGE: So we keep on playing until we find the bit.
PAUL: Or we can stop and say it's not together.
GEORGE: Yes. Then you've got to carry on until you get it together. I mean, that's all I'm going to play until it's found the blending with the rest.
PAUL: Okay, well, you know, I never know what to say to that, because what I want to say is, “Now, come on” and play, you know. But I can't, you know, and we get into that one.
…
PAUL: See, if we can get it simpler and then complicate it where it needs complications. But it's complicated in the bit-
GEORGE: It's not complicated. I mean, all I'm playing is the chords.
PAUL: No, no, come on, you always gotta knock me when I say that. I'm trying to help you, but I always hear myself annoying you.
GEORGE: No, you're not annoying me.
PAUL: It gets so that I can't say...
GEORGE: You don't annoy me anymore.
PAUL: You know what I mean. But doesn't everyone agree that it's confused at the moment? So all I'm trying to say is let's get the confusion unconfused, then confuse it. But that's what we've been doing all afternoon. This is why we're not getting anything done. We're just rolling on with it, and we've only got twelve more days. So we've really got to do this methodically.
…
PAUL: I really am trying to just say, “Look, lads, the band, you know. Should we try it like this?” You know.
GEORGE: It's funny, though, how it only occurs when we record the, um-
PAUL: I know, on this one, it's like should we play guitar all the way through “Hey Jude”, and I don't think we should.
GEORGE: Okay, well, I don't mind. I'll play whatever you want me to play. Or I won't play at all if you don't want me to play. Whatever it is that will please you, I'll do it.
Seems legit.
