Very, just listen to A Farewell to Kings and Hemispheres..
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Thunderbird Club
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Always got put in the same bucket as the early thrash bands, but I always thought that they had different roots and therefore a different style.
Gaolee
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Oooh! Mixed drivers! That will cause heads to asploed in the GP, too.
I would argue that their whole catalogue is prog. Lots of different takes on prog... Just like Yes was always prog, even when they put out
Gaolee
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Plus, she's bonkers. There's plenty of decent looking women out there. One who is also completely insane in a highly skilled way is a treat.
Thunderbird, mixed drivers, no 7ender products. Pretty much GP's nightmare scenario.
Gaolee
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My opinion of the trade had nothing to do with relative market value. I don't have any idea what any of that equipment is worth as far as real cash dollars.
According to the world of metal, Anthax, Metallica, Slayer, and Megadeth are the Big 4
I was trying to find an objective measure. Your approach of what you like/don't like is equally valid.
Your right, for instance Metallica got inspiration from The Misfits so punk is definitely in the mix.
Yeah, I looked at the website then went to GC and tried both the 100 and 200. Both sounded really good for the tone, etc. that I want. Adding in the portability(important to a GOF)and the cost made it the way to go. If the 100 had external speaker out, I mighta gone with it. We don't play anywhere I need monstrous power. In fact there's only one place we play that I use the extension 112 cab and I don't need it there.
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Todd, I had a quick glance at the club roster this morning, am happy to add you if you like.
I've had my R200c since November of 2015 and the only problem I've had is not being able to use it enuff.Yeah, I looked at the website then went to GC and tried both the 100 and 200. Both sounded really good for the tone, etc. that I want. Adding in the portability(important to a GOF)and the cost made it the way to go. If the 100 had external speaker out, I mighta gone with it. We don't play anywhere I need monstrous power. In fact there's only one place we play that I use the extension 112 cab and I don't need it there.
(lack of gigs)
Played one at a shop. It was pretty cool looking, hung we’ll had sounded awesome. If I had not seen with my own eyes Nikki spit on fans at a concert multiple times (the fans loved it, BTW) I would probably have it. I like that it has a full upper register and PJ setup. Color is nice, too. I think Schecter typically uses EMGs. But... pricy. And it smelled like saliva.
Schecter Nikki Sixx Signature Bass Pelham Blue
DR Peacock Blue strings. Same as the Black Beauties and Red Devils and I assume any of their other color strings.
Still the best non-fridge cabinet I've ever played through!
My Berg HT322 will be the very last piece of bass gear I ever get rid of, yes even the birds would go before it goes. But that only makes sense because the birds would be my last basses to go and without any basses who needs a cab!
No, they're not from Prog, I think they're Canadian.
On the Canadian music scale they are closer to Justin Bieber than Anne Murray but closer to Nickelback than Neil Young.
In my house they're closer to the trash can than Offspring, but in @theFixer house they are more likely to be heard than anything Offspring ever produced.
YMMV
