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davis224
10/28/2016 5:14am
10/28/2016 5:14am
Let's see your rig/gear!
Notable gear in the picture, Rockerverb 50 mkII head, 2x12 open back cab, Gibson ES-137 custom, Gibson LP studio, Fender Ash Strat (korean, but it was the best sounding one on the wall) Fender standard Tele (mini humbucker in the neck) and a Danelectro baritone guitar. What do you guys have stashed in your music rooms?
Notable gear in the picture, Rockerverb 50 mkII head, 2x12 open back cab, Gibson ES-137 custom, Gibson LP studio, Fender Ash Strat (korean, but it was the best sounding one on the wall) Fender standard Tele (mini humbucker in the neck) and a Danelectro baritone guitar. What do you guys have stashed in your music rooms?
The Shop
first find the right place to live and I want (again) a Rotary Mixer and how about this mean machine
I love mark knopfler(not in a gay way)
In my head i hit them notes but in reality no matter how hard i try that man is unparralelable unreachable whatever.
God on a geetarrrrrrrr.
Yes, I spend more on gear than moto stuff
Most of mine are pre-WWII acoustics that a lot of the old blues records were recorded on.
Like some of the guys on here with their vintage bikes, I definitely have a sickness..
Wow, some of you guys have some great gear. I'm an anti collector. Something I don't use I get rid of it.
Current project. Please excuse the sloppy solo work. Not practicing enough.
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White marine pearl and natural hoops to go with that classic 30's - 70's styling.
Pit Row
I didn't post pics but I have a DW kit and a Tama kit set up in my basement right now.
A flat set up actually helps posture and technique when you really get into it, it allows the body to work more naturally and with high level technique, finger control and using rebound are so much easier with a flat set up. It just lets your body function in the most efficient way possible, it's a common misconception that it's just for image or appeal!
I did see that episode, that was a poorly run company who happens to produce some amazing sounding drums and artful kits, but they didn't have the business sensibilities to really make it work, why I think my buddy left to pursue a career in law enforcement.
Some cool stuff here, post up any recordings you guys have made!
"What do you call someone who hangs out with musicians?"
[insert your favorite here]
-A singer,
-A guitarist,
-A bassist,
-A drummer,
etc..
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