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hahahhahahahaha oh man that's incredible

skullservant wrote:hahahhahahahaha oh man that's incredible

Tis!!!!

We gotta get together some time again soon.

We really, really do!!

Ancient Astronaught wrote:
Dude you gotta hear it with the naki going into the Pa via the slave out. Its fucking monstrous.... 6 12's and 7 15's, 200 tube watts and 800 SS watts =

On 1 it was shaking the entire house with low end

SO fuckin jelly ATM.

im sitting on 20 12s and 3 18s tho. . . but you has moar power. . .

but I has guitar tuned lower

BUT YOU HAS MOAR POWER

20 fucking 12s
4 swamps
6 V 30s
6 greenbacks
4 75s

I neeeeed more.

There can never be enough! I think if my wife realized how much stuff I've gotten in person other than piecemeal aside from the 2 times she has been down to my shed... she'd be eyeing what can be sold for things she wants.

whiskey_face wrote:SO fuckin jelly ATM.

im sitting on 20 12s and 3 18s tho. . . but you has moar power. . .

but I has guitar tuned lower

BUT YOU HAS MOAR POWER

20 fucking 12s
4 swamps
6 V 30s
6 greenbacks
4 75s

I neeeeed more.

That's definitely more square inches pushing air!! It would atleast be perceived as louder.

If you tune a guitar any lower than I have mine, its no longer a guitar. It's a bass.

I may have more power, but my figures aren't even including the Wizard head which is setup exclusively for bass ATM.

1200w boiiiyyyeeeee

Guys can you please move this conversation to a thread entitled "Dicks Out for Doom Cred" Please.
Thank you.

(:lol: just kidding, by the way)

What do you normally tune to Ancient? My regular set up is usually A standard. And then following to G standard. Lately I've been going pretty much Mortician style tune down super low just tuning up enough to keep string tension. I think that's F flat for the strings I have on that guitar. It's abysmally awesome.

it is a bass bass vi but its in drop D

ShaolinLambKiller wrote:What do you normally tune to Ancient? My regular set up is usually A standard. And then following to G standard. Lately I've been going pretty much Mortician style tune down super low just tuning up enough to keep string tension. I think that's F flat for the strings I have on that guitar. It's abysmally awesome.

It depends on what guitar I'm playing and what mood I'm in but here's a run down:

Dearmond S-67 (.12-.79 strings) - Modified Drop F (FCFA#DGC)
Monson Nomad - (.12-.60 strings) - C Standard (CFA#D#GC)
Parts Esquire - (.12-.60 strings) - C Standard (CFA#D#GC)

I like A standard alot but if I'm gonna go low I go as low as I can go hahaha and since my amp setup is inbetween a guitar and a bass setup it works perfectly, the lower I tune the thicker and louder its perceived.

whiskey_face wrote:it is a bass bass vi but its in drop D

It's okay buddy I still love you I had my old 8 string in bass drop D, and it was fun but 8 strings was just a bit too much for me. (too much for me?!?!?! Weird but trve)

Very nice. I have my guitars kinda set up from D standard to G standard regularly. I don't play anything in drop just not really fond of it as far as enjoying actually playing it. And to get to the flat F standard I just tune the G guitar down lower since I only use that for a single project right now.

I like A standard cause I use it more for death metal and I do a lot of faster material. From what I've learned is that is about as low as I can go and still keep things clear and not sloppy/floppy... unless I'm doing something like Hemdale, 50/50, Mortician styled grind. then if it gets wall of sound then it's okay cause it's not that I'm playing any mind blowing riffs at that point.

ShaolinLambKiller wrote:Very nice. I have my guitars kinda set up from D standard to G standard regularly. I don't play anything in drop just not really fond of it as far as enjoying actually playing it. And to get to the flat F standard I just tune the G guitar down lower since I only use that for a single project right now.

I like A standard cause I use it more for death metal and I do a lot of faster material. From what I've learned is that is about as low as I can go and still keep things clear and not sloppy/floppy... unless I'm doing something like Hemdale, 50/50, Mortician styled grind. then if it gets wall of sound then it's okay cause it's not that I'm playing any mind blowing riffs at that point.

I used to play Drop tunings exclusively but that was mainly from back when i was playing alot of deftones inspired stuff. Now a days I find it easier to write in a standard tuning due to the chord types I'm using now. The Drop f tuning though allows me to basically play like I'm on one of my 6 strings but able to add in a droning octave not below it which can be really cool, plus since theres alot of sustained chords I can hold out 5 string chords alot easier and for alot longer due to being able to bar most of the chord.

I could definitely see that, anything below A without insane string tension like you said loses clarity and the sustain lessens. I don't play much death metal stuff anymore but I do play some black metal influenced riffs which is why I keep somewhere around C, there's more clarity in chords under huge amounts of gain and theres enough tension to keep trem picked chords from turning into much.

Man I haven't thought about Mortician in a long time... I'll have to break out the old high school CD binder and see what I can dig up. Thanks for reminding me!!!

I really wanna get pictures of my rig(s) up. Not as visually impressive as the march of the elephants coming through lately lol. Plus, it's scattered across 3 locations. I might just snap some pics of my stuff in storage at work today.

I'm thinking I should run the tuner out from my bigshot into tony's, and slave to PA from one of the heads. Just for "science"

My Doom Dick would be enormous.