On a Sunn O))) binge tonight. I remember the times when it felt like extreme music. Now it seems it's just a few guys playing on RATs and tube amps without drums and bass. I still enjoy it, but hell, why did I like it so much back in the days?
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On a Sunn O))) binge tonight. I remember the times when it felt like extreme music. Now it seems it's just a few guys playing on RATs and tube amps without drums and bass. I still enjoy it, but hell, why did I like it so much back in the days?
Listened to some live soundboard mix from the public radio set...that rig sounded great! Had a mic on an 18 and a Countryman b/w the Vulcan & 3620. The F800 was backup.
I've been really happy with P + picking > Sheehan OD into Vulcan lately; tons of attack. I'll click on extra dirt (VT or BB) here or there as needed. Last night I used the Ruiner and it was mui tasty.
As for straplocks, Schallers.
Is the countryman DI yours? Been thinking a DI to go inbetween my amps and my cabs for VEGA would be useful since im not running my Dunwich DI/pre anyone more. Something with a level control so I can keep the sound guy happy and have my stage volume to my liking. My Dunwich DI/pre allowed me that and loved it.
The old guitarist me and the VEGA drummer used to play with, his new band Lord Montegue, is under Nasoni records I believe. I remember him saying they make like 300 vinyl and give you 50 to do with what you please and make money off of, and they sell the rest for themselves. They repress another 300 when they sell out of their 250 and you get another 50.
Thanks! My band Axis/Orbit is considering releasing our LP through them.
On a Sunn O))) binge tonight. I remember the times when it felt like extreme music. Now it seems it's just a few guys playing on RATs and tube amps without drums and bass. I still enjoy it, but hell, why did I like it so much back in the days?
Phil Jones is now making cabs for doom.
50x5".
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Was a special order, now available for anyone, who wants to go deaf from a million tiny speakers...
All joking aside those cabs sound mighty phat. Even if there's some science missing.
They are pricey but do clean very awesome, like great. From STL if you'd care about that.Never knew of this phil jones.
400 watt capable 1x4" cabs?? The hell is this voodoo. And these things cost a ton and weigh a ton. 40 pounds that's a dense bastard.
And a nearly $500 10 watt solid state amp??
They are pricey but do clean very awesome, like great. From STL if you'd care about that.
You got to figure each of those drivers needs a frame and a voice coil. You can neodymium the **** out of it and only save so much weight. Fewer larger drivers will always weight less.
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Well that alphabass wasn't cutting it, think it needed new tubes and it weighed a ton, and no one wanted to drive to denton to get it. This guy always hits me up to trade stuff, but lives on the far side of dallas. Well I went by today as I was in that area, and he had tons of peavey gear, mostly guitar oriented, but still wow max would be jealous. Anyways I wanted a straight across trade no money spent (or I'd of walked out with a roadmaster or the classic 400). Well it was between a vtm 60 and this guy. In the end it's like almost half the size of the vtm it seemed like and is 120 watts so that's that!
The size of the speaker tells you how big the speaker is, nothing more.Oh yea it's just surprising a 4" speaker would be that chubby
Was it Will33 here?
The size of the speaker tells you how big the speaker is, nothing more.
I don't see the similarity.how does it compare to a bassic as the specs seem similar