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Mike Inez (AIC) on Kimmel-mixed drivers, non-vertical stacking, oy vey

I dunno - correct me if I'm wrong, but it looked like a pair of SVT-410HLFs side by side, with an SVT810e laying across them - if that's what it was, and they're all hooked up, I'd imagine that could work pretty well for a big stage... Figure the low end and highs from the 410s, and added mids up around ear level from the 810 - I think I'd probably like that...


- georgestrings
 
More importantly, Cantrell cut his hair!
On the first season of True Blood, I thought for a couple episodes that he was playing the Saarsgard character. Then that guy cut his hair and the illusion was destroyed. Now, it look like Cantrell has caught up.

What an awesome band. Personally, setting aside Layne Staley nostalgia, I think they are better now than they have ever been.

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On the first season of True Blood, I thought for a couple episodes that he was playing the Saarsgard character. Then that guy cut his hair and the illusion was destroyed. Now, it look like Cantrell has caught up.

What an awesome band. Personally, setting aside Layne Staley nostalgia, I think they are better now than they have ever been.

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He looks like an Eric Northman stunt double now.
He always did.
 


The pros with amazingly awesome live tone just don't get it. :hmm: :( Does anyone know him personally where we can reach out as a community and get him some help? Before they leave for their next tour I'd like to anyway.


Haircuts aside...

What's the problem? On that song he's basically playing along with the rhythm guitar. If he quit playing you would notice that it was gone.

It's called holding down the bottom end.
 
Because "he's doing it wrong?"

I bet he runs what he likes.
That's really all that matters.

Its for stage monitoring, if it's even plugged in (IEM).

FOH is gonna do all the heavy lifting.




The pros with amazingly awesome live tone just don't get it. :hmm: :( Does anyone know him personally where we can reach out as a community and get him some help? Before they leave for their next tour I'd like to anyway.
 
Because "he's doing it wrong?"

I bet he runs what he likes.
That's really all that matters.

Its for stage monitoring, if it's even plugged in (IEM).

FOH is gonna do all the heavy lifting.

This is the point so many players here miss because they have never played in a large stage, large PA situation. Anyone who played in the 80's and early 90's would have pointed this out quite readilly. Loud stage volumes are more of a "Today" thing with everybody going compact. One of the reasons that after 14 years of playing professionally in a Metal band, I can still hear better than most of my customers....LOL