Vega is loud, but it's easy on the ears. Good, creamy tones with no ear-piercing shrillness.
Good to know, makes sense because we essentially have 3 bass stacks and one for treble.
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Vega is loud, but it's easy on the ears. Good, creamy tones with no ear-piercing shrillness.
So after the disappointing jam on Saturday I went through the band members section of CL to see if anything new popped up. BAM, drummer available for DOOM and STONER metal.
I don't know if any of you guys remember my short-lived second project that didn't work out, it was 30 minutes away and there was all sorts of weirdness going on with the guitar player so I bowed out. Well, it's that drummer with the new ad. Guitarist is gone, along with his weirdness. Drummer dude and I got along great and worked well together so I emailed him. He remembered me right away - so still looking for a guitarist, but I'm hoping that between his contacts in that city plus mine (I grew up there, and still know a lot of folks that live there) we might be able to put something together. Drummer is a beast, with awesome gear.
I would still like to do something with the drummer from my last band, but he's got two bands already and is applying for all sorts of jobs that are very far away from wisconsin so I'm starting to think it would be a better idea to try and work with this other dude instead.
At any rate, it's a new development that might actually lead somewhere...
Hope it works out man, good drummers who are actually into this style (as opposed to just wanting to play in any band) are hard to come by.
They certainly are. I like this dude and already know him somewhat so that takes a lot of the uncertainty out of the situation. A good friend of mine who is a really good singer lives in the same city as well, so if he was able to join in it would be double awesome. We just need a damn guitar player.
Nah you don't! Are you SURE it's worth spoiling a good thing just to squeeze six extra weeny little strings into the equation?![]()
Nah you don't! Are you SURE it's worth spoiling a good thing just to squeeze six extra weeny little strings into the equation?![]()
You could always have an alternative melody instrument, like a keyboard player.Haha, maybe "need" is too strong of a word. There's just a lot of two-piece stoner/sludge/doom bands around here at the moment. I would love to be able to roll up to a show with a full lineup. We'll see how it shakes out.
You could always have an alternative melody instrument, like a keyboard player.
You could always have an alternative melody instrument, like a keyboard player.
You could always have an alternative melody instrument, like a keyboard player.
You know, I really hate Jethro Tull.Nothing says "Doom" like a flute and a banjo
You could always have an alternative melody instrument, like a keyboard player.
Well, our drummer cancelled the practice at the last moment so we had to find a replacement:
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Well, our drummer cancelled the practice at the last moment so we had to find a replacement:
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I'll probably use my Ampeg 810 and 610. I have access to a Mesa 215 but im not in love with how bright it is. I'm keeping my eye out for a cheap older USA Ampeg 810 on the craigslist. Or a heritage 810.What cab(s) are you going to pair up with the beast?
The 610s definitely have their own voice. While its not the same as an 810 its in the same ballpark imho. My personal taste for Ampegs is the USA stuff. Ive noticed the new asian 810s are noticeably lighter weight, not as bassy, and can be scratchy/noisy.I think those SVT-610 HLFs are horrible. I owned one for awhile and hated it. It's different from the 410 and 810.
Your SVT 4 PRO should be able to run two 810s without breaking a sweat...Thanks Patrick!
I appreciate the 2c. And am loling at "Chumpy McSingerboy". He loves to show off his vintage Marshalls... and it is his project. I did get him to admit that he needs to turn down. Now if I can get him to stack his cabs and set his second amp on my rig so that I can keep my cabs together we would be in business. That would probably also physically convince him to turn down as he will hear himself better with the taller array.
Haha our 2nd guitarists nickname is City Limits the boy viking. Next show I am going to run my 4 pro bridged into my 810. I will probably ABY my signal to my Eden for another 500w into either my 215 or another 810. I have to talk to Hell Night's bassist to see if I can use his cab, though we are friends and I don't see it being an issue. Almost 2 kilowatts and two 810s should be enough for the 200 person club.