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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

There is a documentary of a guy and his girlfriend building one of those uber tiny houses on a flatbed trailer on Netflix. I can't remember the name of it though. Must be some relaxed codes in some parts of the country. Where I work you can't even live in an RV on your property. Has to be on a permanent foundation.
 
There is a documentary of a guy and his girlfriend building one of those uber tiny houses on a flatbed trailer on Netflix. I can't remember the name of it though. Must be some relaxed codes in some parts of the country. Where I work you can't even live in an RV on your property. Has to be on a permanent foundation.
"Tiny" is the title, I think.
 
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"Tiny" is the title, I think.
Yeah that is the title. I remember the girlfriend having David Bowie eyes, two different colors.

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I feel down a Google hole with websites about urban camping and the whole building tiny mobile houses thing a year or two ago. Someone found my way to it by way of looking up sand/earthbag style houses and the whole DIY sustainable building thing. I would love to build myself a studio that way eventually, but the whole small camper thing is not for me. I found it fascinating from a certain utilitarian lifestyle point of view that appeals to me, but I hate driving. I'm more a shack in the woods type of hermit.

Corey y didn't you own both a 410e and and 810e at same time? Also I still think you would be better off with ampeg 810. I think your stressing to hard since you gave yourself a deadline to have a cab buy your next show. How do you EQ your amp? And of you run dirt do you run them at unity or hotter then the clean signal?

I had a 410HLF and an 810e at the same time, never owned the 410he. I got rid of the 410HLF, because it was my compact cab for recording and once I had the two Duallies and a ported 110, it seemed completely unnecessary. A lot of people bag hard on that cab, but it did fine for the typical Ampeg 10" tone, with a little extra low end punch. I always had the tweeter turned off, because f*ck tweeters forever.
 
There is a documentary of a guy and his girlfriend building one of those uber tiny houses on a flatbed trailer on Netflix. I can't remember the name of it though. Must be some relaxed codes in some parts of the country. Where I work you can't even live in an RV on your property. Has to be on a permanent foundation.

I started that but couldn't get I to it, was probably really late.

I understand prohibiting trailer trash lifestyles to control the looks of an area. But if you live in a not in town area, or make a nice tiny place I don't see the problem.

But If you drive a tenement on wheels with a Rottweiler named snot... hell no!
 
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I feel down a Google hole with websites about urban camping and the whole building tiny mobile houses thing a year or two ago. Someone found my way to it by way of looking up sand/earthbag style houses and the whole DIY sustainable building thing. I would love to build myself a studio that way eventually, but the whole small camper thing is not for me. I found it fascinating from a certain utilitarian lifestyle point of view that appeals to me, but I hate driving. I'm more a shack in the woods type of hermit.



I had a 410HLF and an 810e at the same time, never owned the 410he. I got rid of the 410HLF, because it was my compact cab for recording and once I had the two Duallies and a ported 110, it seemed completely unnecessary. A lot of people bag hard on that cab, but it did fine for the typical Ampeg 10" tone, with a little extra low end punch. I always had the tweeter turned off, because f*ck tweeters forever.

Did my final college report on Earthships.
 
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I found it fascinating from a certain utilitarian lifestyle point of view that appeals to me, but I hate driving. I'm more a shack in the woods type of hermit.

Same utilitarian view, but I love driving places.

Would be awesome to wagon my way to big bend or where ever. I wouldn't use it as a home. It'd be more a look I made a portable living space for little money and simple materials.
 
Yeah I think it is like 30 days or something like that you can use them for before you have to move to a different spot. I have always wanted to bum around the Western states and was trying to figure how to do it on the cheap.
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I'm sold.

Wait for the headline "man chews his own foot off to escape bear traps guarding a cartels rural pot crop"
 
Thanks Corey! And as for turkey, your seemingly running the 4 pro without the volume killing suck button and not scooping mids. I think you should not think to much about the old cab since you have a whole new amp set up now. Most GC's have a 810 in stock maybe schlep your 4pro, main ped, and bass up there and give it a go? No buddies/bands have a 810 you can borrow/test out?
 
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The older I get, the more I embrace a utilitarian philosophy in my lifestyle. Mostly in the form of eliminating things from my life that are just there out of habit, instead of adding value. I try not to adhere to any philosophy strictly or dogmatically though, so just evaluate everything on a case by case basis and reserve the right to make exceptions or change my mind. I don't drink, smoke or get high anymore. If someone invited me to a party and offered me a delicious beer or a toke, I wanted it and could do it responsibly, I would. I wouldn't start smoking again though, because there's no value in it at all (only the relief of sating a craving that the thing itself gives you). It's also a lot of stupid little stuff. Like I threw out all my underwear and socks, then bought enough of the same kinds of each to last me a month. So I never have to worry about matching socks and I don't have to do laundry as often. My wife knows all too well that I would love to do the same with my shirts, pants and shoes and just have a bunch of one outfit to last me most of the time, with a few alternates for different occasions. Ask Nick or Mark about my custom gear design aesthetic..."Eh, just make it all black". I value aesthetics and enjoy interesting, creative things that people do, but when it comes to spending my own time and money I'm just very minimalist now.
 
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Thanks Corey! And as for turkey, your seemingly running the 4 pro without the volume killing suck button and not scooping mids. I think you should not think to much about the old cab since you have a whole new amp set up now. Most GC's have a 810 in stock maybe schlep your 4pro, main ped, and bass up there and give it a go? No buddies/bands have a 810 you can borrow/test out?

Actually, the only other metal bassist I know locally has an Eden 810. I probably could borrow that if I needed to. What old cab were you referring to?
 
The older I get, the more I embrace a utilitarian philosophy in my lifestyle. Mostly in the form of eliminating things from my life that are just there out of habit, instead of adding value. I try not to adhere to any philosophy strictly or dogmatically though, so just evaluate everything on a case by case basis and reserve the right to make exceptions or change my mind. I don't drink, smoke or get high anymore. If someone invited me to a party and offered me a delicious beer or a toke, I wanted it and could do it responsibly, I would. I wouldn't start smoking again though, because there's no value in it at all (only the relief of sating a craving that the thing itself gives you). It's also a lot of stupid little stuff. Like I threw out all my underwear and socks, then bought enough of the same kinds of each to last me month. So I never have to worry about matching socks and I don't have to do laundry as often. My wife knows all too well that I would love to do the same with my shirts, pants and shoes and just have a bunch of one outfit to last me most of the time, with a few alternates for different occasions. Ask Nick or Mark about my custom gear design aesthetic..."Eh, just make it all black, I don't care". I value aesthetics and enjoy interesting, creative things that people do, but when it comes to spending my own time and money I'm just very minimalist now.

Like a cartoon character, same outfit everyday.

I like the underwear and sock thing, but all of my shoes require different sock colors and lengths. Also boxers come in variety packs so can't keep much uniformity there...