Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

[br1qbat]

But can I buy a full board of boutique fuzzes if I want to and buy a vintage tube amp? I have some credit cards that look bored and i haven't pissed my wife off for too long.

I like your can-do attitude.

 

[xJasonSmithx]

Well, I upgraded the dirt/"guitar" dide of the biamp rig. Quilter Overdrive 200 into a Marshall jcm900 1960a 4x12. SUCH AN upgrade over the Peavey Standard/Marshall Mosfet into the ancient Peavey 412F.

Have you used the OD200 into a bass cab? Does the dirt sound good on it's own?

 

[kleinenenten]

Yeah...it's a certain someone's birthday anniversary. A very very bad certain someone.

I'm the only one that gets to talk about my mother that way!

EDIT: Seriously though, I could never remember her birthday until high school when I learned of the day's other two prominent occurrences. I latched onto the coincidence of the shared birthday. We didn't always see eye to eye when I was a lad...

 

[thombo]

But can I buy a full board of boutique fuzzes if I want to and buy a vintage tube amp? I have some credit cards that look bored and i haven't pissed my wife off for too long.

You're going to be just fine here.

 

[NNNN]

hmmm how to embed from bandcamp

 

[lucas303]

hmmm how to embed from bandcamp

Just cut and paste the link and it should happen on its own.

 

[lucas303]

Like so...

 

[NNNN]

Like so...

lol thanks. And here I am trying to paste embed code...
coincidentally I just got that astral tomb cassette

just came across this

 

[themarshall]

But can I buy a full board of boutique fuzzes if I want to and buy a vintage tube amp? I have some credit cards that look bored and i haven't pissed my wife off for too long.

Sure.

 

[Kaa]

But can I buy a full board of boutique fuzzes if I want to and buy a vintage tube amp? I have some credit cards that look bored and i haven't pissed my wife off for too long.

A vintage tube amp is not necessary, though. You'll get plenty of street cred if you roll this in:

 

[Grahams Groove]

A vintage tube amp is not necessary, though. You'll get plenty of street cred if you roll this in:

Is that a picture from your own personal gear stash?

 

[Kaa]

Is that a picture from your own personal gear stash?

Sadly, no. Here's a similar amp to my jamming rig:

 

[lucas303]

A vintage tube amp is not necessary, though. You'll get plenty of street cred if you roll this in:

You better have your wood screws because that'll blow your doors completely off!

 

[Grahams Groove]

You better have your wood screws because that'll blow your doors completely off!

I think I've watched that movie no less than 500 times.

 

[lucas303]

I think I've watched that movie no less than 500 times.

I'm glad someone got the reference, though I expected no less from this crowd.

 

[br1qbat]

Have you used the OD200 into a bass cab? Does the dirt sound good on it's own?

Haven't into a bass cab yet. Into the jcm cab, as long as my HPF is set ok, it handles the low pretty well.

I like the crunch tone, has a very Lemmy/Marshall vibe. The lead one is more a classic metal tone. Would need a noise gate to be useful with my bass. Squeels a lot, not unlike the high gain on my Marshall head

 

[kleinenenten]

I'm glad someone got the reference, though I expected no less from this crowd.

Educate me.

 

[lucas303]

Educate me.

 

[scabpicker]

Educate me.

This scene, in particular.



If you wanted to know what it was like growing up in Texas (and much of the US) during the late 70s-early 80s, it's a pretty good picture.

 

[Grahams Groove]

This scene, in particular.



If you wanted to know what it was like growing up in Texas (and much of the US) during the late 70s-early 80s, it's a pretty good picture.

Then there's the drinking game - every time Mitch Kramer touches his nose.