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I would love to have the Derek Flint tone in my flip phone. There's no known way to do it.(known to me anyhoo)

And I don't know if it's comic or tragic when my Derek Flint ring tone goes off in public and nobody laughs (or something).
 
First sign of dementia is forgetting whether it’s water or glue! You’re right, Pup, water mixed with cornstarch is Oobleck ( I also spelled it wrong). Slime is when you add glue and I believe we were doing that due to the added density. It was watery because that’s why it slipped through into the amp. We may have added some glue to it as the Titanic was headed down, but I believe you were right.

I’m gonna try and stick my Shure Beta 52A mic in front of it some lazy afternoon to see if I can get something worthy of posting. I might even do a comparison with the R40 since they’re pretty close, specs-wise. Could be interesting.

Thanks to all who took the time to read my saga! :)
Make sure you have ToneX for Amplitube fired up when you do. That'll be a tone NO ONE has posted before! :bassist:
 
Yep, that's it. I downloaded it some time ago, but IDK of a way to upload it into my cheap@$$ flip phone.
Ah, I understand. So, is this you balancing your checkbook? :roflmao:

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Ah, I understand. So, is this you balancing your checkbook? :roflmao:

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I learned to use a slide rule in high school! But I've seen abacus experts blow my mind with the advanced things they can do with those things!!! I don't know how they do it. Seems like a lot more mental work than modern math, to me. :confused:
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I learned to use a slide rule in high school! But I've seen abacus experts blow my mind with the advanced things they can do with those things!!! I don't know how they do it. Seems like a lot more mental work than modern math, to me. :confused:
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That's a fact, Jack! My first job out of college was Asst. Crew Chief on the Neutrino Beam Line at Fermilab in Batavia, IL. There were particle physicists from all over the word, including mainland China. The Chinese guys would sit in the lobby cafeteria in the High Rise main building with their paper, pencils and an abacus and work out complex physics equations. The guy with the abacus was so fast, I'd swear that the beads would catch on fire from the friction.

One other time I saw them with the abacus was at a local Eagles Discount Foods store. I decided to follow them around. Sure enough, for every single item they bought, they calculated the lowest cost per quantity and bought the cheapest. That is, until they got to the last aisle with the frozen orange juice. No calculations there. They immediately went for the Minute Maid. That must have been their western imperialistic treat. :roflmao:

Slide rules! I had a really nice one with a leather pouch with a belt loop. Amazing instrument. Don't miss it a bit. ;)

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To get back on topic, here's my GR Bass AT Cube 500 combo and 112 cab. :D:thumbsup:

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Hey everyone how's it going? I started playing last-year and as you see my 1st bass was my Dads 5 string Rouge and 50W Rouge amp. I finally bought my 1st Fender Jazz Bass and Rumble 800 and much to my surprise my Daughter got me the Fender Cabinet 4x10 1000w for my birthday sound killer. oh and thought I would try out a Squire P Bass really like it to. Thanks guys and I say you can hear the music but feel the BASS

You will definitely feel the bass with that rig.
 

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