Indeed. Prayers sent. Two confirmed dead. Good news is that the tsunami warning has been lifted.
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My sister and her family are living in NZ. I heard about this from them in real time. Gnarly earthquake.
That ring of fire can really shake you down! And I can't wait to be back on it. If I get buried in an earthquake or covered in lava, you'll never hear me complain about it (or anything else).
Thank God for small miracles!
My brain is wired for random movie quotes. The Darth part triggered the medieval knight armor scene in bill and ted.
"I'm Darth Ted!" "And I'm Luke Bill, and you're not my Father"
Pretty sure nobody got that...
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I see, I dont really think the rumble500 is too boomy, I just think its boomy enough that the cab I wanna add should contain as little boominess as possible, I want more volume without added boomyness per se I also play with bass eq around 10o clock btw.
I also play with bass eq around 10o clock btw.And I really apreciate the light weight and smaller footprint of the 112 cabinet so I think thats what im going for
I normally play through a GK MB212 combo (new Rumble rig is in the works).....I find myself in rooms where even the GK is boomy and boxy sounding, definitely messing with the eq can work. For example I've always instantly turn off the tweeter in any cab I use, so often i do it almost instinctively now. However I've discovered its usefulness in boomy, muddy rooms. Lower the bass, raise upper and lower mids, use the tweeter...this usually works for me.
Got the rumble 500 combo in and it sounds awesome.
I am going to bongrumble tonight. I have mutated into a bongoloid.
Bongo Fury! 
