Ha! I bet you do!Not enough? I have more
Do you use all these heads/cabs or is one a backup? BTW- sounded great on the clip you posted!
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Do you use all these heads/cabs or is one a backup? BTW- sounded great on the clip you posted!
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I varries from show to show what cab and amps are actually hooked up. The third amp is a backup. Thanks glad you liked the video
just running the DR103 and the bottom 4x12 at that show.
Looks really cool, but I haven't attempted any adjustments yet.
don’t ever recall seeing mics with your live setups and you seem to play big stages, ever go to through the FOH? DIs?I varries from show to show what cab and amps are actually hooked up. The third amp is a backup. Thanks glad you liked the video
I wondered if anyone was going to get to what it is. What you buy for pools etc. is very diluted and still very dangerous. I too am amazed it is still sold anywhere (especially California). I think the chlorine used in pools is now is much safer but still very dangerous.
Given how dangerous it is, and that even less dangerous chemicals require some kind of certification to purchase them, I'm amazed anyone an go grab a gallon of MA.
Any updates on the hand?
Yeah, difference in spacing between the knobs is somehow distracting to me. And once seen, can't be unseen.
Even on Wubesday!
I wonder if it is "grandfathered". If it weren't, prop65 probably wouldn't have passed given the number of backyard pools in California.
the hand is still encased in plaster and will be until next week. I can move the fingers targeted by the surgery, so I think the outcome is positive. But another week of immobility to allow the tendons to heal (there was fancy splicing done). Next week I'll get to scratch that persistent itch.
Curious... Do you have a favourite string?
I remember from 8th grade science how dangerous the stuff is. 13 and 14 year olds handling it? Different times. I'm my own pool guy so I usually have some when I'm getting the PH dialed in. I'm very careful with it.
I bet. I love my '13. Can't wait for the new one to get here. Can you tell any difference between the pickups on it and the other modern pickups?
Your pictures of that rig never get old.
I used it(hydrochloric acid) with great results on my rust stained bricks and mortar back in 2014.
That was the year I redid all and I mean all the landscaping around our home... we bought this home in 2012 when it was 8 years old. I moved the sprinkler heads further away from the side of the house to avoid the previous owner's mistake.
It didn't take long and those little bushes filled right in and now need to be maintained.
I used goggles and thick heavy rubber gloves and wore clothes I didn't care about while I scrubbed the brick with a long handled, stiff bristled brush. That stuff ate holes in my blue jeans and long sleeve shirt with every droplet that flicked off the bristles. I came out unscathed but those fumes were pretty bad and had me holding my breath while scrubbing. If I were to do something like this again, I'd get the appropriate canister filter breather unit.
I widened the landscape beds where necessary and pulled all the rotting woodchips and enough soil to lay broken Spanish Tile about 3 to 4 inches deep over weed block fabric. Seven years later and the landscape beds look almost as good as the day they were rehab'ed and upgraded.
