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Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:55 pm
by D-Day
AngryGoldfish wrote:Do it in small bites. Life is so much easier it small bites.
Agreed! Today's small bite: I finally lined up a LOCAL metal shop that does screen printing of epoxy enamel inks on stompbox enclosures for a nice price. So, enclosures in hand, professional printer lined up. I still have to order boards but lol money, WHERE DOES IT ALL GO
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:03 pm
by nightterrors
Droneforbreakfast wrote:anyone used one of these Traynors?
http://www.thomann.de/pt/traynor_yba200_2.htmthey look fucking awesome and a steal for the price. thinking of picking one up for bass/guitar when i'm settled in England.
I've never tried newer Traynor stuff.
I've had a 70's Traynor YBA-1 and man did it rule. I have tried a 70's YBA-3 too, very cool as well.
I also liked their 70's 2x15's and 4x12's.
So if its anything like the oldies, then get on daaaaaaat.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:11 pm
by Necrosis18
CaptainBoxman wrote:Man, I've given myself until Sunday night to finish my dissertation, but I have fuck all motivation. I can't work when my girlfriend isn't here, because my main impetus is GUILT.
Having those eyes staring at the back of your head sure makes you fucking productive. I only have 3.5 pages left to write/expand. Send me some mojo, only 1 week and I've finished University.
I looked into the future and saw that you put it off until the last minute, stay up all night to finish it then sleep in late missing class. Your teacher still accepts your work and you get a decent grade for the class but you never fully forgive yourself for your lack of discipline of course you don't realize the depth of this and it remains as subconscious baggage through out the rest of your life.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:41 pm
by Droneforbreakfast
nightterrors wrote:Droneforbreakfast wrote:anyone used one of these Traynors?
http://www.thomann.de/pt/traynor_yba200_2.htmthey look fucking awesome and a steal for the price. thinking of picking one up for bass/guitar when i'm settled in England.
I've never tried newer Traynor stuff.
I've had a 70's Traynor YBA-1 and man did it rule. I have tried a 70's YBA-3 too, very cool as well.
I also liked their 70's 2x15's and 4x12's.
So if its anything like the oldies, then get on daaaaaaat.
the YBA-300 is also cheap (1000€), the new version, an all-tube 300w bass head, but it has like... 16 valves in it, that's fucking insane, and they're 6L6's it also has external BIAS knobs, which a feature i had never seen, seems awesome.......... but this one has only four KT88's which are far cheaper to replace if shit hits the fan, and three pre-amp valves, and also seems more versatyle. both of them look awesome, though.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:52 pm
by CaptainBoxman
Necrosis18 wrote:CaptainBoxman wrote:Man, I've given myself until Sunday night to finish my dissertation, but I have fuck all motivation. I can't work when my girlfriend isn't here, because my main impetus is GUILT.
Having those eyes staring at the back of your head sure makes you fucking productive. I only have 3.5 pages left to write/expand. Send me some mojo, only 1 week and I've finished University.
I looked into the future and saw that you put it off until the last minute, stay up all night to finish it then sleep in late missing class. Your teacher still accepts your work and you get a decent grade for the class but you never fully forgive yourself for your lack of discipline of course you don't realize the depth of this and it remains as subconscious baggage through out the rest of your life.
Hah, dude! It's like 20 pages done already, I'm just polishing off the final section. This has been in the works for months, it's our final research project for Uni. We spend months designing and running experiments upon participants, and I've been writing this practical report up since early February. It's due in at noon next Friday, and I only have 2/3 pages left to write. It's also worth about 30% of the degree itself as far as I remember.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:58 pm
by Necrosis18
CaptainBoxman wrote:Necrosis18 wrote:CaptainBoxman wrote:Man, I've given myself until Sunday night to finish my dissertation, but I have fuck all motivation. I can't work when my girlfriend isn't here, because my main impetus is GUILT.
Having those eyes staring at the back of your head sure makes you fucking productive. I only have 3.5 pages left to write/expand. Send me some mojo, only 1 week and I've finished University.
I looked into the future and saw that you put it off until the last minute, stay up all night to finish it then sleep in late missing class. Your teacher still accepts your work and you get a decent grade for the class but you never fully forgive yourself for your lack of discipline of course you don't realize the depth of this and it remains as subconscious baggage through out the rest of your life.
Hah, dude! It's like 20 pages done already, I'm just polishing off the final section. This has been in the works for months, it's our final research project for Uni. We spend months designing and running experiments upon participants, and I've been writing this practical report up since early February. It's due in at noon next Friday, and I only have 2/3 pages left to write. It's also worth about 30% of the degree itself as far as I remember.
I can only see the future, but you can change it
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 6:02 pm
by AngryGoldfish
D-Day wrote:AngryGoldfish wrote:Do it in small bites. Life is so much easier it small bites.
Agreed! Today's small bite: I finally lined up a LOCAL metal shop that does screen printing of epoxy enamel inks on stompbox enclosures for a nice price. So, enclosures in hand, professional printer lined up. I still have to order boards but lol money, WHERE DOES IT ALL GO

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 6:46 pm
by whiskey_face
axasasaxasaxasas fucking DIG the tunes. well done my friend.
conky I would be super interested in buying a split LP with doom room fellas.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 7:01 pm
by samzadgan
CaptainBoxman wrote:Man, I've given myself until Sunday night to finish my dissertation, but I have fuck all motivation. I can't work when my girlfriend isn't here, because my main impetus is GUILT.
Having those eyes staring at the back of your head sure makes you fucking productive. I only have 3.5 pages left to write/expand. Send me some mojo, only 1 week and I've finished University.
Mojo sent...1 week...that light at the end of the tunnel should be getting brighter day by day now!
new05002 wrote:im going to offload some gear I have.
I have a low number model LSTR, true bypass crybaby wah, 90s MIM Fender Tele, Gibson SG Special, FuckOD, frazz dazzler, badascan, Subdecay FBomb
Let me know if your interested. Im primarily looking for cash but open to trade offers. No muff s or fuzz faces tho.
Man, the SG and Badascan sound tasty!
conky wrote:HOLYFUCKINGTITTYDICKS!!! I have been working for the past 72 hours (no that isn't a typo) and haven't been on here and had to go back and read over 30 pages to catch up. Doom Room = type fast, riff slow.
Anyway, would any of you guys in here be interested in all going in together to do a split 12"? I was thinking of maybe having 4 - 6 bands on it and pressing around 300 copies. I'd need some help with covering some of the pressing costs though. If you guys are interested PM me.
damn...this is like 3 months too early for me and my band...but if you get this done, i would buy a copy.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 7:04 pm
by Iommic Pope
CaptainBoxman wrote:Man, I've given myself until Sunday night to finish my dissertation, but I have fuck all motivation. I can't work when my girlfriend isn't here, because my main impetus is GUILT.
Having those eyes staring at the back of your head sure makes you fucking productive. I only have 3.5 pages left to write/expand. Send me some mojo, only 1 week and I've finished University.
Hey dude, that's freakin awesome. Good luck with the rest of it. Do you mind if I ask what its on? (I'm sure you're sick of talking about it, but I read a random post somewhere after this one from you and it sounds like it is psych related.)
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 7:04 pm
by new05002
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 7:06 pm
by Iommic Pope
new05002 wrote:im going to offload some gear I have.
I have a low number model LSTR, true bypass crybaby wah, 90s MIM Fender Tele, Gibson SG Special, FuckOD, frazz dazzler, badascan, Subdecay FBomb
Let me know if your interested. Im primarily looking for cash but open to trade offers. No muff s or fuzz faces tho.
Dammit...I really want an SG, but I am completely and utterly cashless.
Broodles.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 7:10 pm
by samzadgan
i would buy the badascan, but fuck, i've bought 6 pedals in the last 2 weeks! i think i need to take a break.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 7:40 pm
by CaptainBoxman
Iommic Pope wrote:CaptainBoxman wrote:Man, I've given myself until Sunday night to finish my dissertation, but I have fuck all motivation. I can't work when my girlfriend isn't here, because my main impetus is GUILT.
Having those eyes staring at the back of your head sure makes you fucking productive. I only have 3.5 pages left to write/expand. Send me some mojo, only 1 week and I've finished University.
Hey dude, that's freakin awesome. Good luck with the rest of it. Do you mind if I ask what its on? (I'm sure you're sick of talking about it, but I read a random post somewhere after this one from you and it sounds like it is psych related.)
Yeah, it's a Psychology degree. We're looking into interactions between the mirror neuron system (which is a component in sensorimotor action which primes actions when observing another agent executing said action) and object affordances (affordances is a concept that objects "afford" actions associated with them; i.e. a chair affords sitting, a cup affords a power grasp).
Our experiment involves participants watching stimulus of an agent reaching with a left or right reach towards an object (either a tool or a kitchen utensil) which can be oriented to be grasped with a left or right hand reach. The participants are required to codify the object (which is actually an irrelevant stimulus) by pressing either a left key for utensil or a right key for tools. This set up gives us a set of congruent and incongruent reaches, and we test which give faster reaction times, and which allow more accurate responses. We're looking for an effect called a complementary effect, which means that the participant responds in a co-operative way to the reach of the actor, that they're unaware of, and various other effects which are too complex to explain here.
Our results actually challenged previous data about how the mirror neuron system works (at least in the context of the experiments we're replicating). We demonstrated that variations in kinematics (reach trajectories) have an effect on reaches, and this is where our results differ from the main body of data - we showed competitive responses. We also deduced that when the systems are interacting, they show different effects than as stand-alones.
It's psych, but it's not "HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL" analytical stuff that seems to be the public perception.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:13 pm
by AxAxSxS
emptyparadigm wrote:Agreed with the other comments: it's jammin, DEM TOANZ, the drums need tweakin (snare too loud, toms sound sorta weirdly flat). I dig the vocals a bunch.
whiskey_face wrote:axasasaxasaxasas fucking DIG the tunes. well done my friend.
conky I would be super interested in buying a split LP with doom room fellas.

and to everyone who had a listen and all the positive comments

I've been more and more happy as the day wen't on reading all the comments here and elswhere. i also got to help and old couple with their car at the pharmacy so i've been riding a wave of positive vibes man.
D-Day wrote:AngryGoldfish wrote:Do it in small bites. Life is so much easier it small bites.
Agreed! Today's small bite: I finally lined up a LOCAL metal shop that does screen printing of epoxy enamel inks on stompbox enclosures for a nice price. So, enclosures in hand, professional printer lined up. I still have to order boards but lol money, WHERE DOES IT ALL GO
Where are you guys playing this weekend, i'll come buy some merch and help ya out with that
CaptainBoxman wrote:Iommic Pope wrote:CaptainBoxman wrote:Man, I've given myself until Sunday night to finish my dissertation, but I have fuck all motivation. I can't work when my girlfriend isn't here, because my main impetus is GUILT.
Having those eyes staring at the back of your head sure makes you fucking productive. I only have 3.5 pages left to write/expand. Send me some mojo, only 1 week and I've finished University.
Hey dude, that's freakin awesome. Good luck with the rest of it. Do you mind if I ask what its on? (I'm sure you're sick of talking about it, but I read a random post somewhere after this one from you and it sounds like it is psych related.)
Yeah, it's a Psychology degree. We're looking into interactions between the mirror neuron system (which is a component in sensorimotor action which primes actions when observing another agent executing said action) and object affordances (affordances is a concept that objects "afford" actions associated with them; i.e. a chair affords sitting, a cup affords a power grasp).
Our experiment involves participants watching stimulus of an agent reaching with a left or right reach towards an object (either a tool or a kitchen utensil) which can be oriented to be grasped with a left or right hand reach. The participants are required to codify the object (which is actually an irrelevant stimulus) by pressing either a left key for utensil or a right key for tools. This set up gives us a set of congruent and incongruent reaches, and we test which give faster reaction times, and which allow more accurate responses. We're looking for an effect called a complementary effect, which means that the participant responds in a co-operative way to the reach of the actor, that they're unaware of, and various other effects which are too complex to explain here.
Our results actually challenged previous data about how the mirror neuron system works. We demonstrated that variations in kinematics (reach trajectories) have an effect on reaches, and this is where our results differ from the main body of data - we showed competitive responses. We also deduced that when the systems are interacting, they show different effects than as stand-alones.
It's psych, but it's not "HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL" analytical stuff that seems to be the public perception.
This is actually very interesting to me as my current plan is to take advantage of the VA's vocational rehab program and pursue some sort of psych degree. my ultimate goal is to work with soldiers suffering from ptsd. I just figure they'll be more comfortable talking to me considering I've been there/done that/got the t-shirt. I know from personal experience that its kinda awkward feeling discussing combat with someone who looks like your mom.
