Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 1:23 pm
Your still young, give it time.... it will come.BoatRich wrote:Yeah dude, you have great kids, I just don't get the kid thing.
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Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 2:40 pm
kind of. i have friends that have kids that i really love and enjoy hanging out with. but mostly i remember from my childhood that kids were fucking terrible mean spirited wretched little fucks. just awful, and most of them seem to stay that way into adulthood. but i guess most of them were a bit older than the little dudes we're talking about here.D.o.S. wrote:Kids are way better than adults, for the most part.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 5:29 pm
Terrible mean spirited wretched fucks tend to be that way regardless of age.misterstomach wrote:kind of. i have friends that have kids that i really love and enjoy hanging out with. but mostly i remember from my childhood that kids were fucking terrible mean spirited wretched little fucks. just awful, and most of them seem to stay that way into adulthood. but i guess most of them were a bit older than the little dudes we're talking about here.D.o.S. wrote:Kids are way better than adults, for the most part.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 6:07 pm
D.o.S. wrote:Kids are way better than adults, for the most part.
A lot of times they are about equal but with kids having an excuse cause they are kids.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 9:12 pm
Now this, this I understand... the rest of the thread not really.ShaolinLambKiller wrote:Yes i do. I hate people.
yes and once they grow up that excuse is lost... most of the time..ShaolinLambKiller wrote:D.o.S. wrote:Kids are way better than adults, for the most part.
A lot of times they are about equal but with kids having an excuse cause they are kids.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 9:25 pm
I'm glad we are on the same page!
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 3:30 am
sooooo power amps 
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 10:45 am
Yeah... well dude there are so many out there. If you are going for one with DSP then I don't have a recommendation, but if you don't then all I can say is DCM 2000.whiskey_face wrote:sooooo power amps
Also, wear condoms AND pull out. Guaranteed no kids.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 8:29 pm
Crown, Crest , Alessis, Carvin, QSC, Stewart Audio, Peavy.whiskey_face wrote:sooooo power amps
I've used the ones underlined.. Stewart to me are good for PAs but they not has guts for running a bass rig in the slug you in the gut with bass thing.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2014 10:04 pm
Love my DCM 2500.John wrote:Yeah... well dude there are so many out there. If you are going for one with DSP then I don't have a recommendation, but if you don't then all I can say is DCM 2000.whiskey_face wrote:sooooo power amps
Also, wear condoms AND pull out. Guaranteed no kids.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2014 12:58 pm
Mudfuzz wrote:Alembic F-1xs should be reasonable.. I ran one as a backup for years [SVTcls break down and shit…], lets see… samples…
well here is something from like 11 years ago..
I have read up on these like a motherfucker and I think its the pre amp im going to try to source.
tube driven
simple eq
cross over
separate out for bitchy sound dildos
and they sound in-fucking-credible.
how well does it drive pro amps?
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2014 1:30 pm
pretty good. when I got it I tested it through a crown and used it once or twice through a borrowed crown power amp… and i lent it out once and the only complaint was by everyone but the bassist… something about it overpowering the band and the room or some such nonsense..
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2014 7:36 pm
These are clearly English words strung together, but for some reason when I try to read it...it just doesn't make any sense.Mudfuzz wrote:overpowering the band and the room
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 12:38 pm
I can never keep up with the internet.
the tube pre + SS power is my favorite combo. You get deep clean bass, and then you can dirty it up with fuzz and overdrive.
I use a Ampeg SVT-IIP which is the same preamp from the SVT-II (non-pro) which is pretty damn close to the vintage SVT, but with a few added things like a graphic eq and such.
Run that into a carvin DCM3800 (1150 watts per side) with a couple of 4ohm cabs, it does the trick.
Tube amps are sweet, but I've never played one that gave me the headroom and volume I like.
the tube pre + SS power is my favorite combo. You get deep clean bass, and then you can dirty it up with fuzz and overdrive.
I use a Ampeg SVT-IIP which is the same preamp from the SVT-II (non-pro) which is pretty damn close to the vintage SVT, but with a few added things like a graphic eq and such.
Run that into a carvin DCM3800 (1150 watts per side) with a couple of 4ohm cabs, it does the trick.
Tube amps are sweet, but I've never played one that gave me the headroom and volume I like.
Re: an issue only the doomunity would understand. . .
Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 10:35 pm
Mudfuzz wrote:Crown, Crest , Alessis, Carvin, QSC, Stewart Audio, Peavy.whiskey_face wrote:sooooo power amps
I've used the ones underlined.. Stewart to me are good for PAs but they not has guts for running a bass rig in the slug you in the gut with bass thing.
I can endorse this post, bang on man.