Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 05, 2014 10:30 am
I want one of his bass VI's so bad... Also something in that body shape with an EGC neck for a four string
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Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 05, 2014 10:34 am
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 05, 2014 10:36 am
That'd be so rad!
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 05, 2014 12:07 pm
Something about the Nelson Socialite really rings my bell, but I can in no way justify buying one. What kind of bridge does he use? He doesn't mention it at all on his site.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 05, 2014 12:09 pm
Not sure if he gets them made or if he sources them from somewhere, but thye are Ric style.
I know for sure he gets the tailpiece fabricated, just not sure about the bridge itself.
I know for sure he gets the tailpiece fabricated, just not sure about the bridge itself.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 05, 2014 8:49 pm
skullservant wrote:Today was awesome.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Tue May 06, 2014 7:47 am
Missed this a few days back, but yeah, nail on the head there.BoatRich wrote:I'm always shocked at how pervasive screamo is in heavy genres. It seems like such a niche thing at first, but so many people were influenced by it and continue to be while a huge portion of the scene just ignores it. At least in the hardcore scenes over here, they're too busy acting tough for anything "emotive" to be talked about.doctorpoopenstein420 wrote:my niggaBoatRich wrote:I did the exact same thing, Pg. 99, Orchid, City Of Caterpillar, Converge, and Black Flag were my introduction into heavy music.doctorpoopenstein420 wrote:Not in a hardcore band currently, but most of the bands I've ever played in were hardcore and punk oriented. A lot of emotive hardcore, last serious project I played in was super Orchid influenced. (not the one playing scion rock fest)BoatRich wrote:Ceremony and Have Heart posters are both rad and I would love to play through that rig. Is anyone here in a hardcore band? Or are you all mostly on the metal side?
Was always a shitty punk rock kid before I discovered marijuana, sabbath, and sleep.
also, pygmy lush is great.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 10:08 pm
I um er uh um
Am running out of vertical room in my music corner
And am totally getting some noise violations
Am running out of vertical room in my music corner
And am totally getting some noise violations
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 10:37 pm
How do you like the Avatar? I was this close to ordering one a couple months ago.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 11:00 pm
MORE SPEAKERS! LOUDER! NOISE VIOLATIONS BE DAMNED
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 2:40 am
I'm from Phoenix, and the screamo bands I played in never had any sort of negativity like that. Always played more hardcore shows than anything specifically emotive oriented and a lot of the hardcore dudes I know are/were generally down with it. I guess I was just lucky I suppose.BoatRich wrote:I'm always shocked at how pervasive screamo is in heavy genres. It seems like such a niche thing at first, but so many people were influenced by it and continue to be while a huge portion of the scene just ignores it. At least in the hardcore scenes over here, they're too busy acting tough for anything "emotive" to be talked about.doctorpoopenstein420 wrote:my niggaBoatRich wrote:I did the exact same thing, Pg. 99, Orchid, City Of Caterpillar, Converge, and Black Flag were my introduction into heavy music.doctorpoopenstein420 wrote:Not in a hardcore band currently, but most of the bands I've ever played in were hardcore and punk oriented. A lot of emotive hardcore, last serious project I played in was super Orchid influenced. (not the one playing scion rock fest)BoatRich wrote:Ceremony and Have Heart posters are both rad and I would love to play through that rig. Is anyone here in a hardcore band? Or are you all mostly on the metal side?
Was always a shitty punk rock kid before I discovered marijuana, sabbath, and sleep.
also, pygmy lush is great.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 3:15 am
dat nmv vt22
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 11:17 am
Really, really great so far for the money. The contemporaries are harder to find deals on since they're built like Orange cabs and everyone loves em but it's solid as hell, so much thump.Krosis wrote:How do you like the Avatar? I was this close to ordering one a couple months ago.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 11:35 am
That's because it sucks, it's always sucked, and there's nothing good about it.BoatRich wrote:I'm always shocked at how pervasive screamo is in heavy genres. It seems like such a niche thing at first, but so many people were influenced by it and continue to be while a huge portion of the scene just ignores it.doctorpoopenstein420 wrote:my niggaBoatRich wrote:I did the exact same thing, Pg. 99, Orchid, City Of Caterpillar, Converge, and Black Flag were my introduction into heavy music.doctorpoopenstein420 wrote:Not in a hardcore band currently, but most of the bands I've ever played in were hardcore and punk oriented. A lot of emotive hardcore, last serious project I played in was super Orchid influenced. (not the one playing scion rock fest)BoatRich wrote:Ceremony and Have Heart posters are both rad and I would love to play through that rig. Is anyone here in a hardcore band? Or are you all mostly on the metal side?
Was always a shitty punk rock kid before I discovered marijuana, sabbath, and sleep.
also, pygmy lush is great.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 12:06 pm
didDoS
noun
1.agreeing with ILF user D.o.S.
2.nonsense
noun
1.agreeing with ILF user D.o.S.
2.nonsense
D.o.S. wrote: That's because it sucks, it's always sucked, and there's nothing good about it.
joe shmo wrote:didDoS