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whiskey_face wrote:my ears came.

Isn't that your ear drums leaving your skull?

There should be one of these with the rainbows coming out of (going in?) the ears

This makes me want an Atlas again for my Mother.

Faak.

Corey Y wrote:

This thing appears in the film "2001 a space odyssey", rigth? Wow.

300 valve watts of head destroying holy fuck. That's just insane, obscene and so awesome.

I'm super into into it, instantly my favorite rig I've ever had.

I threw all my pedals into a bag before I left for work this morning. I'm going to have a pedalboard orgy at apocalyptic volume levels.

Sounds like Dunwich Nick has managed to recreate Tesla's Earthquake machine with that beast. Enjoy your noisy pedal fun. Wish I could be there to hear and feel it.

Sooooooooooo, this happened today.

Hell yes.

Corey Y wrote:I got a new guitar cab to pair with Mr. Grumpy. A 6x12 from Atlas Cabinets, loaded with Warehouse ET65 and ET90 speakers. Sounds great and crazy loud.




[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCkrSmkU3ho[/youtube]

Good lord. Love the all black.

Mr grumpy is something else entirely, isn't he? Wowee

Corey Y wrote:

it's pretty awesome that there's more and more folks getting their hands on massive rigs like these. Thanks Atlas and Dunwich for spreading the love with your builds!

digi2t wrote:I did some reworking on the YBA-3.

Some better caps, more resistor upgrades, proper clips for the 80uF's, and moved to 6550's. I also scoped the PI, and set it at even balance.

and you got to respect folks who are bringing life and love back to beasts of yesteryear who could have been forgotten, but deserve all the love in the world
keep it up man. And don't forget to tip your amp techs generously!

Better than what I even deserve.