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Alright, no more playing around

Ligma wrote:Alright, no more playing around

Fuck yeah man! Great Zakk rig!

Lot's of fun

Ostinato Rubato wrote:Lot's of fun

I hear ya

And Mike finally brought his Ball! kidding bro. So glad to see you in this now. I dig the fuck outta that stingray.

Gat damn

That strap is going to get Mike the win in the Best Head/Cab catagory.

We need more bass rig pics. Come on guys! There were more than 7 basses purchased over the past several months... LET'S SEE THEM!!!

ajaxlepinski wrote:We need more bass rig pics. Come on guys! There were more than 7 basses purchased over the past several months... LET'S SEE THEM!!!

Has bass, has cab, no has bass amp at the home studio...

why is there not a "best guitar "

...and why is there not a Largest Pile of Stuff category?

itchyfingers wrote:

ajaxlepinski wrote:We need more bass rig pics. Come on guys! There were more than 7 basses purchased over the past several months... LET'S SEE THEM!!!

Has bass, has cab, no has bass amp at the home studio... :cry:

Didn't stop me!

Yarbicus wrote:

itchyfingers wrote:

ajaxlepinski wrote:We need more bass rig pics. Come on guys! There were more than 7 basses purchased over the past several months... LET'S SEE THEM!!!

Has bass, has cab, no has bass amp at the home studio... :cry:

Didn't stop me!

Right on Yarbs!!!

What's the ZOOM thingy on top of the cab? I need a lightweight bass amp... is it an amp?

ajaxlepinski wrote:Right on Yarbs!!!

What's the ZOOM thingy on top of the cab? I need a lightweight bass amp... is it an amp?

Zoom B3 mulitFX and preamp. I use the power amp from my IRT60 if I need it.

Yarbicus wrote:

ajaxlepinski wrote:Right on Yarbs!!!

What's the ZOOM thingy on top of the cab? I need a lightweight bass amp... is it an amp?

Zoom B3 mulitFX and preamp. I use the power amp from my IRT60 if I need it.

Ah ha! MultiFX pedal board!

new amp made it just in time to submit

I thought this was teh bewbs thread...

Can the same pedal board be used in multiple categories?

Are blue pants engineers hated as much as tan pants lawyers?

greatmutah wrote:The other thread was kinda pointless. So I nuked it. Moved hotties here. Obviously Brian and Fretless did some hard work finding these beauties. Didn't want them to go to waste.

YOUR ABILITY TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS IS WHY YOU ARE IN CHARGE OF BOTR!!!!!

Good to see Endtime in the BOTR home studio/recording thread.

Glad to see so many new submissions. And thanks to everyone who picked up the torch to help me out with this whole thing. You guys are MVPs. Fretless and Ajax have been ruthless about bumping this thread and calling out folks on the main forums. You guys rules.

Pablo's new tweed amp is looking good.

Dick Butter Nuts wrote:Good to see Endtime in the BOTR home studio/recording thread.

The man is completely focused on the quality of the final product - no time for mucking about!
That is the hardest of the hardcore studios ever and it shows in every clip he makes.... he's got my vote!

ajaxlepinski wrote:

Dick Butter Nuts wrote:Good to see Endtime in the BOTR home studio/recording thread.

The man is completely focused on the quality of the final product - no time for mucking about!
That is the hardest of the hardcore studios ever and it shows in every clip he makes.... he's got my vote!

haha. Well, I suppose thanks. The room used to be worse before I did a one day makover last year.

I’ll be honest my old band jammed in one of the seediest spots in Chicago for 15 years. The old Zenith TV manufacturing building to be exact. Inside that building, there were no laws! Lol. The bands made up a very small portion of the occupants. Without exaggeration I guarantee people were murdered in there, Overdosed and died and the two guys who stayed IN the building and “watched” over the jam spots both died of cancer in their 50’s. This place was filled with asbestos, disease and other contaminates I’d probably prefer not to know. And it’s been condemned for 5 years now, and had a pretty raging fire last year. So you know, that place was housing plenty of homeless and other degenerates. While I didn’t LIVE there, I did spend 6-8 hours a week in there for 15 years and I’m quite certain some health issues may be attributed to my time there.

Anyway, that’s just a long way of saying making music in that environment sorta becomes a part of you and before the “makeover” of my room, it really did resemble the filth of that practice space. The problem was, this was in my house!! Lol. I much prefer it now. There might be a tangle of cables, tools and lyrics/notes, it’s really not TOO hard ore