Just had a nice catch-up email with my old drummer. He's a good dude, kind of bummed he's looking to move out of state, but i can't say that i blame him.
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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out
- Thread starter Korladis
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well hot damn, it was removed last i checked. he made a post on facebook stating it had been taken down because of some PR guy picking up a band and sending a stream of complaints to youtube.
I tend to go the opposite direction... rounds on a passive.
Ric pickup placement = best pickup placement.
Damn straight. How that question damn well should be answered.
600 watt? Holy poopie, if tube.
I find myself completely apathetic about football this year. This is normally not the case. I just can't find it in myself to give a poopie.
She doesn't listen to any music... and she married a guitarist.... wat
Probably almost never unless something happens to them. If they're not microphonic, there's no reason to get rid of them.
Good to know, thanks.
Leaving tomorrow at noon to go to Chicago, looking to be in town around 5 then it's kumas corner then to the Chicago bass exchange! Can't wait to see what kind of gems they have there. About to crash at a hotel outside of town then wake up and go exploring for a little bit before SLEEP! I so excite.
All goodness including Chicago late summer. Report back on all for those that can't get to Kumas, place just sounds awesome!
Just got back from Sleep. While it was great to finally see them, they definitely seem like not a band anymore. Don't get me wrong there were some great moments but there were a bunch of near train wrecks.
Damn that sucks, when I saw them at Maryland death fest they were amazing
By no means bad, but a lot of the jam parts were kind of clunky. There were some parts that were mind blowing for sure. Also, I just don't really like the direction that Matt Pike has gone since the original days. I am not a huge High on Fire fan but it is what it is. At some points some of the solos sounded like a High on Fire solo on a Sleep song so while kind of interesting it was a bit jarring.
I didnt post Ed's full review before when I had a hard copy, (too public, dont need those copy right concerns). But you can read it online now.
http://www.bassplayer.com/gear/1164/greenboy-audio-fearless-f112-cabinet-reviewed/48331
http://www.bassplayer.com/gear/1164/greenboy-audio-fearless-f112-cabinet-reviewed/48331
I guess that is just where Matt is at right now but it does sound a lot more like High on Sleep.
Why make it difficult?
Sleep High.
Damn shame interrupting a man's poo-time.
I always sees those at the reptile shows. Dude must be nuts to freehand a venomous animal, unless I am mistaking it for another species. My Chica(Mexican beaded lizard) is venomous and even though she is as gentle as a lamb I still wear special gauntlet gloves for cleaning her cage and what not.
I'm thinking of turning my 412 that I have no real use for into a 218 because I've tried all cab head/combos doing stereo and my favorite is booster into the 218+210 and Vulcan into the single 18 and folded 18. But its really those PA 18s in those cabs that I like. I'd really like to keep it down to 2 cabs, that folded 18 is awesome but all that weight and space for one speaker is not very efficient.
TL,DR: I totally regret cutting up that 218 I made...so now I'm going to cut up a different cab to make another 218.
TL,DR: I totally regret cutting up that 218 I made...so now I'm going to cut up a different cab to make another 218.
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