dcburn
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I see the US Navy is now using a cross dresser/tranny to help bolster recruitment!Maybe they can earn some Bud Light bucks at the same time![]()
I see the US Navy is now using a cross dresser/tranny to help bolster recruitment!Maybe they can earn some Bud Light bucks at the same time![]()
Very cool!
Would love to try both the SL67 and 68!
Man, I saw a bald eagle on top of a carcass twenty feet from the road yesterday, blew my mind!I find your use of the word 'predator' quite amusing. That implies someone or something powerful preying on a weak victim. Like, say a hawk predating on field mice. Are you the mouse in this metaphor?
The Klown Kucks have been together for years now. Their strength is in numbers.
That's why they are so freaked out about so many opposing views lately.


My complaint with Friedman amps I have owned.The only thing I've read in multiple places is that they are voiced a bit too smooth.
And the DOD is working on a new missle, Ass to Air.I see the US Navy is now using a cross dresser/tranny to help bolster recruitment!
My complaint with Friedman amps I have owned.
I like an amp with character...
Honestly, I think a lot of players today are home players looking for low volume perfection!I was gonna mention Friedman as an example.
That's exactly the complaint they get.
It's NOT a rude and nasty take on the circuits.
A reactive load is a good idea.Honestly, I think a lot of players today are home players looking for low volume perfection!
I don't disagree. Loved your resistor on a plank...A reactive load is a good idea.
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As I said, that was something Mark Abrahamanian (Rockstah) built, and posted to the old MetroAmp forum.Loved your resistor on a plank...
Yeah I read your original comment, should have mentioned I liked the pic...As I said, that was something Mark Abrahamanian (Rockstah) built, and posted to the old MetroAmp forum.
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A reactive load is a good idea.
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You are wrong.. mostly because you have no idea what you're talking about.What you have is not a re-active load - you know that right?
It's simply a dummy load to keep your amp happy.
Just another day in the life of Chuckles Von Cum GulpYou are wrong.. mostly because you have no idea what you're talking about.
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trollin trollin trollin.. look at Donnie trollin'Just another day in the life of Chuckles Von Cum Gulp![]()
You haven’t talked about whether or not B&C is an alt? For some reason, I thought you stated that publicly a few times.
You are wrong.. mostly because you have no idea what you're talking about.
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Chuckles Von Cum Gulp-Electrical EngineerDude, it's a resistor. One resistance regardless of the frequency fed into it.
Re-active loads re-act like a speaker where the impedance varies greatly depending on frequency.
To get the resistance to act like a speaker you need to use inductors and/or a transformer wired out of phase.
This is the inside of the Tone King Ironman re-active load and attenuator.
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A dummy load is will keep your amp happy but it's gonna fuck with your tone royally.
That's why re-active loads have gotten so popular.