I would have given my left...... .....to be in that.
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I would have given my left...... .....to be in that.
They’re pretty excellent. We have a stockpile of Blushing Monk. My wife loves it. I do, too.
Any chance you have it for a backup?
Nice stash.There's a Sunoco up in White Lake, NY that used to have Breakfast Stout on tap, and you could fill growlers of it. That's how our ski team got through college nationals. Founders has only just gotten out to the western states, but we had it a lot back in CT. Currently I have a Founders Wizard of Koz, a Deschutes Abyss (2015? 2016?), 3 Ninkasi Ground Controls (2015), and 3 Ninkasi Ground Controls (2017) in my "collection", plus some 25 year old Single Malt. Then there's the Stoli and Jaeger and Bulleit for regular consumption.
Or not.Hey... appreciate 'em while ya got 'em
They should at least make it a more accessible option to purchase a case with the instrument. Idk, maybe I'm the crazy oneMost don't come with cases anymore. I think that's because most guitars never leave the room they're in, so the case is seen as an unneeded expense by the buyer.
But!, does it have a Tort pick guard and or a bridge cover?.Gotta say that in our rehearsal space there’s a ‘65 P Bass and I find it sexy as hell. It’s got flats, which I’ve never felt before (weird yet cool), and it’s backwards (righty), though the thumb rest gave me a literal thumb rest.
Gotta say that in our rehearsal space there’s a ‘65 P Bass and I find it sexy as hell. It’s got flats, which I’ve never felt before (weird yet cool), and it’s backwards (righty), though the thumb rest gave me a literal thumb rest.
It is safer in the taverns there!To be fair, I went with the most depressing angle I could get for effect. Though I fully understand why there are so many liquor stores and taverns in town. If I lived here, I would up my drinking game considerably
Gotta say that in our rehearsal space there’s a ‘65 P Bass and I find it sexy as hell. It’s got flats, which I’ve never felt before (weird yet cool), and it’s backwards (righty), though the thumb rest gave me a literal thumb rest.
I've never seen a 16 ohm bass amp, at least not a recent one! Hell, I don't think I've seen a 16 ohm bass cab either!My Eminar 100 is switchable 16/8/4 ohms; but you have to open it up to change the setting. I have it at 8 and with a 410. When (if) I get a second cab I’ll consider having it modded to make it switchable from the rear panel
Gotta say that in our rehearsal space there’s a ‘65 P Bass and I find it sexy as hell. It’s got flats, which I’ve never felt before (weird yet cool), and it’s backwards (righty), though the thumb rest gave me a literal thumb rest.
I've never seen a 16 ohm bass amp, at least not a recent one! Hell, I don't think I've seen a 16 ohm bass cab either!
But!, does it have a Tort pick guard and or a bridge cover?.
Remove the thumb rest. You'll get used to it.
Cold shower and an hour of self-flagellation for you!
That's crazy man!It has been getting that way lately. I still love him though. I did a scene in the movie for him about 8 years ago, I got to hang out with him for an hour with three other hockey players. His son is world class as well. Don calls me "The Hangman" because of my role in the movie. Im the goalie.
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Yeah, he's a really cool guy. Thomas Steens youngest son is in there somewhere and I show up in a few other places and Don has a short cameo as a training room assistant. Stephen McHattie is Eddie Shore, he's an awesome guy too.That's crazy man!
Was that Jared Keeso (from Letterkenny) at the end of that scene?
There's a Sunoco up in White Lake, NY that used to have Breakfast Stout on tap, and you could fill growlers of it. That's how our ski team got through college nationals. Founders has only just gotten out to the western states, but we had it a lot back in CT. Currently I have a Founders Wizard of Koz, a Deschutes Abyss (2015? 2016?), 3 Ninkasi Ground Controls (2015), and 3 Ninkasi Ground Controls (2017) in my "collection", plus some 25 year old Single Malt. Then there's the Stoli and Jaeger and Bulleit for regular consumption.
My JVM has one. But my guitar 412 is a 16 ohm as well IIRCThe old Marshalls had ohm selectors. Not sure bout the their bass amps, but the Plexi's.................