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One too many 8x10s??
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How entirely predictable, talkbass.
I don't get all the "they're going to go deaf!" posts. It's like a huge segment of talkbass is entirely unaware that there are these things called ear plugs that have been around for quite a while now. They're used pretty widely in the doom metal community.
Also, the posts about "I couldn't tell she was a woman, huh huh." Real damn classy, guys.
Always fun to have really low expectations justified.
I don't get all the "they're going to go deaf!" posts. It's like a huge segment of talkbass is entirely unaware that there are these things called ear plugs that have been around for quite a while now. They're used pretty widely in the doom metal community.
Also, the posts about "I couldn't tell she was a woman, huh huh." Real damn classy, guys.
Always fun to have really low expectations justified.
- Feb 27, 2005
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I want to know how they get that third row of cabs up there. 810's are NOT light. Mine outweighs me by quite a bit.
These guys are locals from Athens, husband and wife. They've been doing this for going on twenty years now. Yes all those speakers are on. I've seen them set up and break down it's not that big of a deal. It's loud but not as loud as you'd expect. They are both good musicians. They also pack out venues all over America.
I've seen them a few times, Edward is a MONSTER drummer. It's rock music, people - it's supposed to be BIG and LOUD.
If you have a problem, just add another cab/amp and dime that one too, then riff until you can riff no more. In the name of Tony Iommi we riff. Amen
There shouldn't be in rock either, but apparently some people don't get that it's not just about image, but also about SHEER POWER and facemelting SPLs.
Perhaps a record track is a bit better place to make a judgement
Yeah, I couldn't tell whether I liked the music in the other clip because of all bleeding camera mic Noyce. Thanks for posting this clip, digging Jucifer now...
Yes, their studio work seems much more musical. I don't think it was only the camera mic as alluded to above, I believe that 2nd track was simply much more to my liking.
As much as I am a loyal NPR listener, they often highlight some of the most pretentious, hipster-approved music available, regardless of its actual merit. That's not an opinion one way or another about Jucifer, but rather a statement about NPR's musical credibility. With that said, NPR has turned me onto some cool stuff as well, such as Yuna.
It's an artistic setup, there'll be so much interference between the speaker setups that the audio experience will change drastically depending on where you are in the crowd 
Ok, maybe not, not my thing.
Ok, maybe not, not my thing.
With the greatest respect Sartori, I didn't realize the guitar player was a female. Now that I do, and that the band is a husband/wife collaboration, I sincerely wish them well. I don't "get" the music and have no idea what the vocals were saying but there again it's not my genre.
I like her hair!
The speaker stacks are well thought out, not an easy thing with so many different cab shapes/sizes.
I really can't imagine lugging all that with no roadie help! OUCH!
The music's not my thing at all, though.
The speaker stacks are well thought out, not an easy thing with so many different cab shapes/sizes.
I really can't imagine lugging all that with no roadie help! OUCH!
The music's not my thing at all, though.
