endofanera wrote:dokazaado wrote:'62 Fender Concert and a Tungsten Buckwheat - both pretty rad.My lovely wife has a nearly identical brownface Concert she's owned for years. It is indeed pretty rad. The tremolo is a thing to die for.The vibrato is definitely special - almost like a Univibe.I need to...

sorry for another photo of the Jazzmaster, but these are the main guitar amps right now-'62 Fender Concert and a Tungsten Buckwheat - both pretty rad.I'm going to try different speakers in the Concert,but that Buckwheat is the first 1x12 combo I've ever tried that I was totally satisfied with.the Su...

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:This is my drummer s old 22 Earth Ride. It was magic. He lost it a few years ago after putting it in hock and not coming back to pick it up. He got another one later, but it wasn t anywhere near as good. He describes the old one as being much more œmusical. We both mis...

I'll probably forget a few, but yeah.solid state Crate with two 8 speakers. Peavey Delta Blues180 watt Electric power unit66' Vibrolux ReverbMagic Vibro Prince x 2Retro King 18-watt Marshall thingPeavey VTM-120Ampeg V-4Vintage Sound Super Reverb copyDr. Z Carmen Ghiastill have the Electric head (rul...

if you like As, try the Sweet Ride or an Armand ride.you can find Armands for cheap some times, too - nice sounding cymbals.

just to chime in with not particularly useful information, I'm loving the shit out of the Bosphorus cymbals I bought recently.these are mainly from the Stanton Moore signature line,plus a New Orleans crash. I love my Giant Beats, but they were just too loud for my current kit/project/what have you.C...

in the past couple of days, I watched Le Cercle Rouge and Pale Flower. Both well worth viewing.

Iron Cobra Jr. is ok to start, but a double-chain or belt drive pedal will feel a lot smoother and will let ya get your speed up a little more quickly.for only $50 more than the DW or IC Jr., you can get a Pearl Eliminator Powershifter, and that's a great pedal.

I can't speak on the belt/strap drives, I just know lots of dudes prefer 'em.as for the double-chain type, yes, it's more stable. I started with a single-chain pedal not so long ago and always hated the amount of lateral movement it allowed.

six acre lake wrote:Like a Boss!!!ok, I'm jealous.