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I had an early 66 blackface DR back in the day that was like heaven in a box. the most warm and sexy overdrive ever when turned out to 6.5 - 7. i can see turning one that loud, and putting an sd1 or tube screamer with the gain set high in front of it, and getting in that tonal area...

i think i assumed someone already did without reading the thread. they would have been the first band i'd have thought of. Imaginary Sonicscape was a killer album.

i'm like an outsider looking in with k-pop. i'm not even sure how some of this stuff came onto my radar, but the stuff that did is earworm city and i love it. I have a playlist on spotify that i just keep addding to from stuff they've recommended. Blackpink, t-ara, twice, everglow, exid...

Twice and Everglow \:D/

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rick beato was right... here we are in 2024 still debating and trying to get as close as possible to that sound.:ROFLMAO: i love it though... and i totally understand. ...now what was the average, standing humidity level in the room he recorded in!? the soundwaves could have been slightly...

fuggin thank you. couldn't agree more. Every time this guy comes up when i'm talking with my music geek pals, and i mention that i think hes an over rated douche, i get "aww dude, you've never heard KYUSS" YES I HAVE! in 1996!! :mad::mad: he looks like that condescending old punker turned...

i'm not buying this until you straighten out your pedal board! :mad::p free bump for my favorite celestions.

i can include a usb stick full of paid profiles. small dent on the side, otherwise mint . 600 shipped. venmo or paypal gift. i love this thing. buuuut my transmission died on my old jeep. not worth it to rebuild. i need to buy a car 😭 more stuff for sale soon.

head shells are up to 500!!? jesus. they used to be like half that. this is probably the best price on the net on a loaded mark III rn.

i don't think he or anyone else claimed he was the first to do what he does, but ok. Hype kills artists. I kinda feel bad for this guy a little. The femboy thing is an easy target to make fun of, but he seems like a pretty schooled kid who built his chops like the rest of us. you can't...

I'm going with number 3. When i was in a band in my late 20's, i was married, 30 or 40 pounds heavier, and a sloppy drunk. i relied on my natural talent as a guitar player, and my youth for energy. I'm 41, sober now, practice regularly, work out regularly, am single, and i love being in...

i had a smooth tolex, leather corner, metal grill too... it was all c90, and it was ANGRY.

this was on one of the boogie FB groups. Former cult leader David Koresh had a mark III, a 2:95 probably to make it run in stereo. With a rig like that, i'd follow this man to the depths of hell :ROFLMAO:

you'll be happy with any of them really. especially red stripe and beyond. the green is wired in pentode if that matters to you.

when those damn core kids came into the american metal scene around 04-05.. ugh... shits been all fucked ever since. :ROFLMAO: these guys all probably had a sound guy yell at them for "cuping the mic" a time or two in their careers.

so does this mean we can't call them "Rectum Fryers" anymore?!

i think pearly gates were stock on those. color looks like "shoreline gold" or "inca silver" hard to tell with the flash. ...i like big apple strats :)

Its not uncommon for Sober ex drunks to be a bit more emotional than the average bear. My AA days showed me that shit lol.

i'm just another opinion, but i loved it. hearing that song when i was like 5 had a very profound effect on me, and from that day forward i knew i HAD to play music. Then hearing metallica when i was like 9 had a very profound effect on me and from that day forward i knew i HAD to play...