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new05002 wrote:mmm nice that it can work as a bass amp. Not entirely designed for that but can function well with proper cabs.

Exactly, It still IMO performs better as a guitar amp EQ wise. But with proper cabs it could def be a usable and wicked bass head. Oh and my god does it have headroom!!!!

Good to hear the V2B didn't blow on you.

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

new05002 wrote:mmm nice that it can work as a bass amp. Not entirely designed for that but can function well with proper cabs.

Exactly, It still IMO performs better as a guitar amp EQ wise. But with proper cabs it could def be a usable and wicked bass head. Oh and my god does it have headroom!!!!

yea the EQ since its passive james/bax can work on bass 2 but i feel the amp would need a dedicated mid control to make it a really solid bass amp

moose23 wrote:Good to hear the V2B didn't blow on you.

Thanks! I still gotta double check it as I didn't get a chance last night, but the cab is definitely not working.

new05002 wrote:yea the EQ since its passive james/bax can work on bass 2 but i feel the amp would need a dedicated mid control to make it a really solid bass amp

The shift control made it real easy to dial in the mids frequency for bass, but i agree a dedicated mid control would help alot.

Sounds like a wire came off of the jack

skullservant wrote:hahahahha I was really honestly surprised with some of the things her pastor said in regards to wanting every potential married couple to engage in relations pre marriage to make sure everything is okay in that realm.

We've already got a budget going but she wants to see it in writing, as well as a genealogical family tree. It's been interesting for sure

In my 'religion', couples are advised to talk respectfully about their future sex life prior to marriage. Not in the hope of getting each other off, but to gain a better understanding of what to expect. Like for instance, the man might ask "Will you take part in S&M?" Or "Will you eat cream from my belly button?" If she refuses, you may want to reconsider what is more important to you—this lovely woman or belly button eating. Most choose the latter and sadly lose the love of their life. They never get over it.

skullservant wrote:In terms of wedding stuff we've gotta bust our ass to put together all the decorations for around the reception hall over the next few weeks. Making paper flowers and center pieces and shit. Got fitted for my tux a few weeks ago, along with my best man. Everyone on her side all have their dresses, she just got her dress back from alterations. It's all coming together!

D'awwwww!

skullservant wrote:Got a mic stand tonight, so I was able to position it in the proper location for recording. This is my first test:

ARC Gamut -> Madbean Egghead Overdrive -> EA Super Collider -> Eventide Timefactor -> TC Trinity Reverb -> Out 1 to Verellen stack with kickdrum mic, Out 2 to Epi Valve Junior with 60's Vocal Mic

[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/skullservant/02192013-1[/soundcloud]

Sounds chewy. Love it. Too much cymbal, though.

moose23 wrote:My mate says 700 for both head and cab. He's not as keen on selling the head as he is the cab.

Hmmm... I don't have that kind of cash right now. Well, I do, but it's all Dunwich money. I really have to be strict. I will have a think about it though.

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

new05002 wrote:well u did get to use naki for bass. I guess lucky experiment. Could just be a shit jack.

Yes I did!!! Sounded sick!!!! Also found out a few things about amp + cab interaction. The Dunwich through a 1000w cab needs to be cranked (2-3:00) to get to practice / gigging volume, but it through a 300w + 390w cab is ungodly loud. It seems the closer you get your cab wattage rating to the output of the amp, the louder it gets according to the volume dial. Gotta say though that the Naki as a bass amp had this wonderfully warm and full low end, but its alot more hi-fi and full range then the VB-2, so I think that it would need some tens to go with my 15's to get the most out of it.

Yeah I'm thinking its a solder connection, or a shit jack. That's the only two things I can think of that would make a cabinet produce absolutely no sound, not even 60hz hum. We'll find out tonight.

I read about this before; can't remember where; wish I could; was a good read.

t-rey wrote:Sounds great. I love that someone else here has a little stereo setup like me

Small but mighty!!

AngryGoldfish wrote:In my 'religion', couples are advised to talk respectfully about their future sex life prior to marriage. Not in the hope of getting each other off, but to gain a better understanding of what to expect. Like for instance, the man might ask "Will you take part in S&M?" Or "Will you eat cream from my belly button?" If she refuses, you may want to reconsider what is more important to you—this lovely woman or belly button eating. Most choose the latter and sadly lose the love of their life. They never get over it.

I know what you mean dude. Me and the lady have been together going on 8 years- through highschool and when I went to college. It's been more about 'us' and team building more than ever since we moved in together in December. I feel like we have grown more in the past 2 1/2 months than we did the entire time I was in college. Our communication has grown SO well, and like you said- it's not about the wild things all the time. It's about finding someone that works WELL with you towards a common good.

skullservant wrote:It's all coming together!

AngryGoldfish wrote:D'awwwww!

skullservant wrote:Got a mic stand tonight

AngryGoldfish wrote:Sounds chewy. Love it. Too much cymbal, though.

Thanks man. I'm going to record some more material in the next few weeks I think if I find some spare time. I haven't recorded heavy slow stuff in a LONG time

it will be 7 years in march for ms dunwich and I

That's awesome! Long live long relationships!

whiskey_face wrote:Sounds like a wire came off of the jack

Exactly what I was thinking. Will find out in a few hours.

AngryGoldfish wrote:I read about this before; can't remember where; wish I could; was a good read.

If you find it I'd love to read it. The thought occurred to me before, but it didn't really sink in till last night.

skullservant wrote:

AngryGoldfish wrote:In my 'religion', couples are advised to talk respectfully about their future sex life prior to marriage. Not in the hope of getting each other off, but to gain a better understanding of what to expect. Like for instance, the man might ask "Will you take part in S&M?" Or "Will you eat cream from my belly button?" If she refuses, you may want to reconsider what is more important to you—this lovely woman or belly button eating. Most choose the latter and sadly lose the love of their life. They never get over it.

I know what you mean dude. Me and the lady have been together going on 8 years- through highschool and when I went to college. It's been more about 'us' and team building more than ever since we moved in together in December. I feel like we have grown more in the past 2 1/2 months than we did the entire time I was in college. Our communication has grown SO well, and like you said- it's not about the wild things all the time. It's about finding someone that works WELL with you towards a common good.

Talking about everything, even the little things, is paramount to a successful marriage, because all those little things make up a rather large and lasting picture. For instance, will the man expect the woman to take the pill after they're married? If so, does he accept that she may also put on weight and have her emotions tampered with, because that's what those little bastards do? This is something many couples are afraid to discuss, but it's crucial, in my opinion.

I've grown up with Jehovah's Witness, with the knowledge and expectation, along with a highly-develop patience, that one day they may meet someone they wanna sleep with, but who they won't be able to due to their beliefs. Of course, I have no qualms with other people and their personal habits, but for me and for many others it's an important lifestyle choice. You learn to act patiently and to treat each other with a lot of respect and space. I'm sure you have as well.

new05002 wrote:it will be 7 years in march for ms dunwich and I

Congratulations, Nicholas.

March 2015 we planning on getting married

Have you made any plans as to what kind of wedding it's going to be? 2015 means you got plenty of time to decide. Big or small? I think I'd rather a small wedding. Apart from costing less, I just don't like crowds. I don't want to be having a panic attack when cutting the cake.

new05002 wrote:March 2015 we planning on getting married

You better be inviting some Doom Room bands to play the reception!!!

in CT, your looking at something like 100 minimum guests for most venues. Fay also has a big family so its a balancing game. I wont mention any specific names but there will be some doomy folks coming to the wedding