Blendermassacre, you should get an avatar pic of you doing that with sig saying "Don't mess with the Blender". Far out.
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"Here's your backline, sir."
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Not quite your girth, but at 6'2" and 250, would've had to make a second trip for the Berg.
haha. I trained to play college football until my shoulders and knees went out
that's why I prefer to not load gear like that, although I can. The day I picked up my peavey tvx412 above my head, I thought my band mates were going to cry.
haha. I trained to play college football until my shoulders and knees went out
that's why I prefer to not load gear like that, although I can. The day I picked up my peavey tvx412 above my head, I thought my band mates were going to cry.
Can you be in my band? Please!?!
blendermassacre said:haha. I trained to play college football until my shoulders and knees went out
that's why I prefer to not load gear like that, although I can. The day I picked up my peavey tvx412 above my head, I thought my band mates were going to cry.
Be careful there Blender. I have a similar background and after alittle knee trouble all the sudden at 31 BAM out goes my back. Now after a few surgeries in the last two years I won't be picking anything over 50 pounds ever again. I used to be the guy that showed up to a party with a keg on each shoulder, now my wife carries my case of beer.
Like I said, I actually just sold off my tvx412 cab because it was too heavy to load all the time, and the 50lb Firebass700 head I got because of that, too. I'm getting a SVT7Pro (15lbs) and a lighter cab..
