The Pitchblack would go deeper and be more accurate.
I lol'd. Because it's true.
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The Pitchblack would go deeper and be more accurate.
The Pitchblack would go deeper and be more accurate.
I've known people who managed to live fairly normal lives in spite of being somewhere on the autism spectrum, and I guess it's my exposure to them that makes me assume the best of such posters and their intentions. Their inability to put themselves in the shoes of others is a handicap, and I imagine it really impedes their ability to engage in real-life social contact. That's why I assume there are so many people like that on the Internet.
The the TU-2 is a big bigger... however being able to go deeper might be the best for this particular application.

Either one would find the brown note.
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In the old days you had to convince a duke or a king or a bishop or someone to tell their orchestra to play your music if you wanted to sound like more than one instrument. Now, through the manipulation of electrons we can make all kinds of sounds with just two hands and two feet. I think it's pretty cool and I really enjoy it. I also enjoy playing unplugged, yeah electric bass unplugged.