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The GK Logo....what is it?
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- gallien-krueger
- Aug 3, 2007
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- Current: Blackstar, DR strings, Nady. Previous endorsements with: GK, Rotosound, Ernie Ball, Cleartone, EMG, Dean, Dava Picks, Rebel Straps, Dickies
Sure, some company logos have hidden images and designs. They also can cost upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars and are usually run through a gauntlet of panelists and marketing team experts.
What we have here, is two letters in the alphabet digitally manipulated by a graphic artist to represent...... the same two letters in the alphabet, but stylized!
What we have here, is two letters in the alphabet digitally manipulated by a graphic artist to represent...... the same two letters in the alphabet, but stylized!
it's a stylized stick figure representing a human being simultaneously spreading his/her legs and exploring another human's bodily crevice with a hooked index finger. Possibly feeling around for pleasure zones. Which makes GK very groovy baby.
But if it isn't, it might be a fisherman split in half by a falling meteor while fishing in a well with an enormous hook (possibly for catching well whales).
Some say it represents a spaceship being elongated as it swirls around then gets ripped apart by the gravity differentials of a black hole. As it gets to the other side, the laws of probability distort and the uncertainty concerning the location of its individual subatomic particles polarizes into 2 distinct directions, creating a strange Y shape. This is known as the "Y swirl" effect. Not to be confused with any ice cream-flavored frozen yogurt snack treats available for your purchasing delight at store locations in your area.
Actually, I just finished reading all of Philip K. Dick's work and I'm pretty sure it's a message but from whom? Or what? And why does it appear every time I either teleport, take a pill, or talk to colleagues in long-term frozen stasis? Or plug my bass into my amp? Obviously it's not from this timeline, and from centuries ago as well. But who sent it? Maybe I'll just go back to my menial assigned tasks and try not to contemplate the philosophical implications of being a very small human faced with the enormity of time itself, or its realities.
But if it isn't, it might be a fisherman split in half by a falling meteor while fishing in a well with an enormous hook (possibly for catching well whales).
Some say it represents a spaceship being elongated as it swirls around then gets ripped apart by the gravity differentials of a black hole. As it gets to the other side, the laws of probability distort and the uncertainty concerning the location of its individual subatomic particles polarizes into 2 distinct directions, creating a strange Y shape. This is known as the "Y swirl" effect. Not to be confused with any ice cream-flavored frozen yogurt snack treats available for your purchasing delight at store locations in your area.
Actually, I just finished reading all of Philip K. Dick's work and I'm pretty sure it's a message but from whom? Or what? And why does it appear every time I either teleport, take a pill, or talk to colleagues in long-term frozen stasis? Or plug my bass into my amp? Obviously it's not from this timeline, and from centuries ago as well. But who sent it? Maybe I'll just go back to my menial assigned tasks and try not to contemplate the philosophical implications of being a very small human faced with the enormity of time itself, or its realities.
That begs the question: What's the best amp for Flamenco?
I see a ship arriving too late to save a drowning witch.
Oh wait ...
Nevermind.
Oh wait ...
Nevermind.
Now it looks like a Flamingo voyeuristically peering through a window....
