Pretty much finished my drumset collection, with this years holidays additions, so post you gear, guitars, basses, amps, synths, other music hardware, drums, horns blahh blahh
'78 Fender Precision bass. I sold the Ampeg V4 head and 8/10 cabinet years ago.
hur hur
[quote]Chip Duglass wrote:
Here’s my Crush Sublime Maple kit w/ Paiste cymbals…Sexy, eh? [/quote]
are those the Rudes? Ive always wanted to try those, i used paistes and sabians myself, i like your setup, also looks like you use some alphas? Those are the paistes i have
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
'78 Fender Precision bass. I sold the Ampeg V4 head and 8/10 cabinet years ago.[/quote]
shes a beaut.
[quote]bignate wrote:
[quote]Chip Duglass wrote:
Here’s my Crush Sublime Maple kit w/ Paiste cymbals…Sexy, eh? [/quote]
are those the Rudes? Ive always wanted to try those, i used paistes and sabians myself, i like your setup, also looks like you use some alphas? Those are the paistes i have[/quote]
Those are the Rude SoundEdge hats. They’re brutal, very bright, very loud! I have one Alpha crash to my left, the rest are Signatures. Ride and fx cymbals are Alphas as well. I really like them for the money. I’ll probably get some Alphas instead of the Sigs for touring, as I don’t feel too bad beating the crap out of the Alphas…Whereas breaking a Signature hurts the wallet. Though the Signatures are by far THE BEST crashes I’ve ever played, the Alpha stuff can’t be beat for the money.
[quote]Chip Duglass wrote:
[quote]bignate wrote:
[quote]Chip Duglass wrote:
Here’s my Crush Sublime Maple kit w/ Paiste cymbals…Sexy, eh? [/quote]
are those the Rudes? Ive always wanted to try those, i used paistes and sabians myself, i like your setup, also looks like you use some alphas? Those are the paistes i have[/quote]
Those are the Rude SoundEdge hats. They’re brutal, very bright, very loud! I have one Alpha crash to my left, the rest are Signatures. Ride and fx cymbals are Alphas as well. I really like them for the money. I’ll probably get some Alphas instead of the Sigs for touring, as I don’t feel too bad beating the crap out of the Alphas…Whereas breaking a Signature hurts the wallet. Though the Signatures are by far THE BEST crashes I’ve ever played, the Alpha stuff can’t be beat for the money.[/quote]
[quote]digitalairair wrote:
[quote]Chip Duglass wrote:
[quote]bignate wrote:
[quote]Chip Duglass wrote:
Here’s my Crush Sublime Maple kit w/ Paiste cymbals…Sexy, eh? [/quote]
are those the Rudes? Ive always wanted to try those, i used paistes and sabians myself, i like your setup, also looks like you use some alphas? Those are the paistes i have[/quote]
Those are the Rude SoundEdge hats. They’re brutal, very bright, very loud! I have one Alpha crash to my left, the rest are Signatures. Ride and fx cymbals are Alphas as well. I really like them for the money. I’ll probably get some Alphas instead of the Sigs for touring, as I don’t feel too bad beating the crap out of the Alphas…Whereas breaking a Signature hurts the wallet. Though the Signatures are by far THE BEST crashes I’ve ever played, the Alpha stuff can’t be beat for the money.[/quote]
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my violin collection. Had to change size every 2 years since the age of 5. Sticking with this one now: Frank Yang plays the violin - YouTube
[quote]bignate wrote:
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
'78 Fender Precision bass. I sold the Ampeg V4 head and 8/10 cabinet years ago.[/quote]
shes a beaut.[/quote]
Thanks Nate.
But I’m ashamed to admit THAT’S not a pic of her. I was too lazy to go take a pic, so I Googled a pic. My bass has a thumb rest that’s no longer present on newer P-Basses.
However, mine IS in mint condition (like the one in the pic).
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]bignate wrote:
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
'78 Fender Precision bass. I sold the Ampeg V4 head and 8/10 cabinet years ago.[/quote]
shes a beaut.[/quote]
Thanks Nate.
But I’m ashamed to admit THAT’S not a pic of her. I was too lazy to go take a pic, so I Googled a pic. My bass has a thumb rest that’s no longer present on newer P-Basses.
However, mine IS in mint condition (like the one in the pic).[/quote]
I’m gonna put a curse on it.
Hold up.
BOOM
Done.
not to de-rail the thread (i’ll post a pic of my set later) but do you drummers train calves/hip flexors at all for double bass? i play a lot of technical/melodic death metal and most of the double bass tires me out eventually 1/2 to 3/4 of the way through the song.
i realize a lot of it’s technique and practice, but i wouldn’t doubt that a speed-strength component could be thrown in to maximize the potential.
cheers.