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Friends drunky girlfriend proposed to him. Whoa Jesus
My partying (parting) words were congrats if she remembers!
Do I give el dudeo another chance?
And @askrere are you trying to find a wife steady?
Go have fun kid, just don't end up obligated.
I currently use a 2x15. I'd probably be happy with an 8x10, too. It doesn't matter that much, but it seems that 2x15 cabs, at least the ones I've mostly played through, are designed with more midrange. Maybe that's something people expect from a 2x15, so they design them to sound that way. I don't know.
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It's a Mesa Tube overdrive pedal. It sounds good but is a pain in the ass. Weird power supply and pots are wonky. I prefer not to gig with it. I need to find/build a replacement.All of them.
Damn word filters. What is a Mesa Bottle Rocket?
Everyone sells things when I have no money.
Tried a cot?
It skips the tone knob. There's no position on the muff's tone control that's not a mid scoop, so the apparent effect is a lot more midrange and some more volume.
I currently use a 2x15. I'd probably be happy with an 8x10, too. It doesn't matter that much, but it seems that 2x15 cabs, at least the ones I've mostly played through, are designed with more midrange. Maybe that's something people expect from a 2x15, so they design them to sound that way. I don't know.
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Please don't sell the dually before july?
Page 1349. Black metal time?
Anyway, anyone ever play an HM-2? Looking at picking one up. Buddy has a Behringer clone on guitar, love that sound, but never tried on bass. Just interested, really. It'll likely be on my guitar board. I ask because I know there are power issues with them using older power supplies or something, but I thought I read that if they're daisy-chained it works fine. Is that right? He and I were thinking of just playing old school Swedish death metal songs for fun, and needed cheapo distortions to fit the bill. He LOVES Dismember, so he got the Behringer HM300 a long while ago, and I just picked up guitar and my "death metal" sound is my Joyo UD with maxed tone and gain. Not bad, but no buzzsaw! What do you guys think? Real HM-2, or Behringer? (Might eventually pick up a modern clone, too!)
The Behringer clones sound pretty decent, maybe get one of those to use while you look for a deal on the real thing.
Remember the official Entombed/Dismember setting for the HM2 - all knobs on ten.
So, a scene friend just got one. He plays guitar in a couple different projects, and bass in my guitar player's crusty black doom band. He let my guitar player use it for our last practice and it sounds like a monster. He was using on guitar, but it sounded great.One more HM-2 thought: Abominable makes a killer clone that has add'l mids control and a second FS that boosts the gnarliness. It was called YM-2 Yeti Metal but then rebranded to Throne Torcher.
Another option if you're handy with a soldering ironSo, a scene friend just got one. He plays guitar in a couple different projects, and bass in my guitar player's crusty black doom band. He let my guitar player use it for our last practice and it sounds like a monster. He was using on guitar, but it sounded great.
Side note, guitar player's hovercraft is going back. After the initial issue with the caps, and then a mix up in customer service, he is officially done. So, he's getting a weber kit to build. Extra money is going towards vinyl. This is going to come out sooner than we planned. Just waiting for all the funds to transfer around. Then we'll meet with our producer to make sure everything is exactly where we want it. Like a final listening party at the studio, but just the band. Then that final will go to the plant along with art my guitar player did, for the final release. So damn excited right now!
Now, if only Julian could rustle up another 3620 for me...![]()
A couple weeks ago I cut out parts for a proto 218, but wasn't thrilled with the baffle layout. Those are slightly on the back burner just until I get the sealed and ported 1822's dialed exactly the way I want them. Getting closer and gigging my sealed 1822 a lot. Like Julian, I don't have a preferred speaker size. I just happen to really love a driver that happens to be an 18. Works great with sealed designs too which was a pleasant surprise.
Oh, also, for our short tour up to Seattle and back in july, this is likely what we'll be driving:
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We tested it out for the show on tuesday. Fit all of us and our gear comfortably.