apparently, tone can be described with golfing metaphors in addition to colours and foods.
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Thunderbird Club
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On crank??More like just a crank.
Drinking and party crashing...........Its what you do when you visit California!
Hmmmm. Somebody bought a bootleg NSync shirt; it's missing the 'S'...
Possibly related question - why are Jeff and V smiling?
Don’t forget Dogs! Tone is easily described by breeds of dogs. I personally strive for that traditional black lab type tone - hefty and deep but not overly aggressive like a Rottweiler or in your face like a pit bull.
I could relate the tail of a Lab to the headstock of a Thunderbird: an unintentional weapon. But funny, every Rottweiler I've met has been all about the love.Don’t forget Dogs! Tone is easily described by breeds of dogs. I personally strive for that traditional black lab type tone - hefty and deep but not overly aggressive like a Rottweiler or in your face like a pit bull.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Only the Shadow knows.
In all seriousness, i like shoulders.
If you look closely, my right arm is right around V's upper right bicep.
You'll barely see a hint of alien fingers there.
favorite tone right here….Don’t forget Dogs! Tone is easily described by breeds of dogs. I personally strive for that traditional black lab type tone - hefty and deep but not overly aggressive like a Rottweiler or in your face like a pit bull.
The Ghost of Christmas Cuddles.
My Jack Casady is like a Beagle; friendly and warm but if too close to the amp, it will howl. And it likes treats.Don’t forget Dogs! Tone is easily described by breeds of dogs. I personally strive for that traditional black lab type tone - hefty and deep but not overly aggressive like a Rottweiler or in your face like a pit bull.
I'm pretty sure that there is an ahem in there somewhere.
Ahem!Intentionally left that door wide open.
The dog tone in our house, laid back and in the groove…
…applies to the cats I’ve had also.
, have a variety of usable? tones......
