I use the -15dB filters in my molded ear plugs. Seems pretty perfect for me.
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...oh ****, I think it's really happening. I need to take a walk and calm down.
HahaYou getting that bugera svt clone for stupid cheap arent you...
You getting that bugera svt clone for stupid cheap arent you...
DUDE, SWEET!!!YES!!!
You gentleman are looking (figuratively) at the proud new owner of an SVTII-PRO!!!!
It's a refurb, I won't post the price here, but it's slap-your-grandma-holy-sh*t-that-must-be-a-mistake cheap. On order, should have it by payday at the end of the week.
Seriously, the price was so ridiculous, whatever you're imagining, it's probably less than that.
I've lusted after big watt rackmount tube heads for a long time, this is ****ing incredible.
Great tone to be had but comes with a price... That is one of the heaviest heads I've ever lifted. Bring your lift belt.YES!!!
You gentleman are looking (figuratively) at the proud new owner of an SVTII-PRO!!!!
It's a refurb, I won't post the price here, but it's slap-your-grandma-holy-sh*t-that-must-be-a-mistake cheap. On order, should have it by payday at the end of the week.
Seriously, the price was so ridiculous, whatever you're imagining, it's probably less than that.
I've lusted after big watt rackmount tube heads for a long time, this is ****ing incredible.
Great tone to be had but comes with a price... That is one of the heaviest heads I've ever lifted. Bring your lift belt.
Anybody?
Also, anyone in Oregon/Washington interested in possibly doing a show up there with us in the summer?
Man this 2 on a side headstock Roadstar is clean.
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You should definitely have earplugs if you play in this genre.I need in ear protection. We were bloody loud today.
Looks like Westone is one option.
I don't really do clean. So yeah.It is a little synthy if you intend to octave clean, but the b whammy can do an E just fine. Plus weird noises as well.
Seriously. Our guitarists use mainly their amp overdrive (with one using a tubescreamer as a boost), but they still have a heavy sound. Not super fuzzed out, because that would get muddy with as many guitars as there are, but none of this light AC/DC stuff. Also, I've been tired of the 70s retro bands for quite a while.At least Wolfmother had FUZZ. I understand having a nice tube head and wanting to use it - but it seems like there's a trend of this super-lite amp OD (I'm talking more about guitar here than bass). I went to a 2-day stoner/doom/sludge fest last year and that's all I heard - where's the fuzz? Where's the Green amps with the gain knob dimed? Chimey, AC/DC OD doesn't work sludge or post-metal music. IMO, anyway.
I like the part about the look of terror on your drummer.Last Wednesday running the hail satan deluxe the second stage was off. We have a slow doom riff that closes the song. I get to venture into some open space for a fill through the part.
Just as the drummer raised both arms for the part I click on the second stage. He paused and looked at me like noooo, *** are you turning on! I gave him a wink... Go for it man.
Fit perfectly and brought my part of the riff forward as I hoped it would.
Usually if there is a click from my rig it means somthing strange is going to happen like delay/echo or Wah... Not this time.
Right now the targets are Arcata, Chico, Eugene, Portland, and Seattle. That's probably all kind of a bit west of you.What parts? If you're interested in swinging over to the Eastern side, I live in Idaho and can get something.,