I would reverse the order, but they are very close.
Chutney is in the chutney class.
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Chutney is in the chutney class.
It is really close between them. And differences in freshness, recipe, server, beverages, and accompaniments could influence absolute placement at any given moment.
For those that know, chutney is completely different. I have made a few interesting chutneys over the years. Nothing says Xmas dinner like turkey with chutney.
different courtship ritual requirements I guess....
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Always like that model. Impala? Probably not even close.
I just don't know these things.
Wow! Pillo is asleep at the switch; I initially assumed that came from him.
Yes! 65 I think with the 409, pretty rare. used as a police interceptor or a stock racer..
Chutney? As much as I love Indian food and the UK, I just don’t get the stuff. To each their own.
High school buddy had one of those. Great drive-in car. Keg and about six kids in the trunk sneaking in. Good times!
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Over the shoulder boulder holder. (ex-girlfriend used to always say that...)
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Just taking a p155.
Playing in a temporary thing, with possibility for more, but today I played through a Mesa Subway D800 and an SWR 410 cab. Sounded great. I think the Queen is onto something. This was the only pic I got, more to remember my settings. As usual, the Thunderbird doesn't need much past flat, and that awful Voicing knob off with extreme prejudice.
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Takes all the life out of the tone. I'm guessing it's similar to GK's Contour knob. I think they scoop out the mids.
Total mid scoop. Not good.
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I own that amp. If you like your tone too much, just crank the voicing knob and you’ll be depressed in no time
Now I need to do some testing and measuring. The ‘15 went into the case and got hidden when we left for vacation. Only bass I was worried about if someone broke in. I put the Cobalts on it a while back and am still in the honeymoon phase with them. I need to get a magnet to test the pickup polarity orientation. Mine is not chorusy to my ears as it is currently set up.
