RiseOfTheWooten said:How much longer before you correct the spelling 'Jui' in your sig?
I think I just heard a cheezy, lo-fi rimshot.

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RiseOfTheWooten said:How much longer before you correct the spelling 'Jui' in your sig?


RiseOfTheWooten said:I can see it happen in slow motion accompanied by a full orchestra blasting Carmina Burana in 5.1 surround sound.
Those hammonds sure do take a beating. But try to get em down stairs>... GROAN!slugworth said:About 25 years ago, I was playing with a guy that had a Hammond C3, we loaded it into the back of my buddy's 74 Datsun pickup. While turning a corner a bit too fast, the C3 came out of the back of the truck and went tumbling down the street end over end like a football. It finally landed on it's top, slid about 30 feet and plowed into the side of a brand new 280Z, caving in the driver's door. Panicked as we were, and being that nobody saw what happened, we hoisted the thing back into the truck and split. It only had some gouges on the top and a few splinters missing out of the legs. We got it to the gig, refilled the tone generator with oil, and it played perfect...Stupid kids we were...
Slug
So that's what happened to my 280Z!slugworth said:About 25 years ago, I was playing with a guy that had a Hammond C3, we loaded it into the back of my buddy's 74 Datsun pickup. While turning a corner a bit too fast, the C3 came out of the back of the truck and went tumbling down the street end over end like a football. It finally landed on it's top, slid about 30 feet and plowed into the side of a brand new 280Z, caving in the driver's door. Panicked as we were, and being that nobody saw what happened, we hoisted the thing back into the truck and split. It only had some gouges on the top and a few splinters missing out of the legs. We got it to the gig, refilled the tone generator with oil, and it played perfect...Stupid kids we were...
Slug
it's also a sight.chadds said:No that was my Z!
.....a 100 watt Marshall head (not even in a vinyl cover) going out the back of a truck at 60 mph on the D.C. beltway and somersaulting as the two power transformers mimic dwarf stars and eat the case trying to pull all matter in..... that's a site.