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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiXUTD9eM8o
http://www.tech21nyc.com/products/sansamp/dug_dp3x.html
http://www.tech21nyc.com/products/sansamp/dug_dp3x.html
Dug Pinnick Pedal, may need to add this to the studio arsenal!
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Logrinn said:
Take my dang money. My bass player now has a POD alternative while remaining a Fly rig.
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More.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxFYIpP7qi4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxFYIpP7qi4
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Although, the Geddy Lee rack unit is no slouch either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl6RlKAVj9g
But the DP seems like its more conducive to streamlining the rig.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl6RlKAVj9g
But the DP seems like its more conducive to streamlining the rig.
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Cagey said:
If you haven't heard Dug before, then you gotta check out some old school KINGS X. Those were the days when he was using a 8 & 12 string Hamer bass, lots of grit, lots of chime. They had one of the most unique band tones of their era.
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Cagey said:
You kind sir, have been rescued from the infections of Pop culture.
It has been our privilege to return to you the kindness you have share with us.
Now, log into your local library account, reserve anything by Kings X for you to check out, take home, & enjoy before you purchase their back catalogue.
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The album that broke Kings X big was "Gretchen Goes to Nebraska." Check it out.
And I constantly find myself running across music you would have expected me to have heard in the 1980s or 1990s that nevertheless completely escaped my notice, and going, jeez, where the hell WAS I when this came out? There's just so much good stuff in the world, it's a shame so much of our attention is distracted with the utter crap that gets all the airtime.
And I constantly find myself running across music you would have expected me to have heard in the 1980s or 1990s that nevertheless completely escaped my notice, and going, jeez, where the hell WAS I when this came out? There's just so much good stuff in the world, it's a shame so much of our attention is distracted with the utter crap that gets all the airtime.
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TonyFlyingSquirrel said:
You may rest assured that I will. I'm currently living in Dearborn, MI, home of Henry Ford and many of his societal contributions, not the least of which is a world-class library. I'm also blessed with a roommate who's a prolific reader and can't go two weeks without a visit there. So... yeah. Thanks for the heads-up!
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"The Public Library, sir, is your Oyster."
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Yeah, I know. When I lived up in Clinton Twp, we had a helluva library there, too. Their CD/DVD collection made most big box stores look like flea markets. Back during the Reagan administration, they did some sort of funding thing for libraries that allowed a great many communities to build, rebuild or renovate their libraries, and everybody went nuts doing so for a while. It's surprising what you can do/get at many libraries these days, and how few people know about it. You go into these places with tremendous resources at no cost, and there's almost nobody in them other than the librarians.
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I have nothing useful to contribute to this thread, but I met Dug at NAMM last year. The coolest, most chill dude ever. He was standing in the Tech21 booth, all alone, with no one around. I was like "doesn't anybody know who this is?!" Talked to him for a good bit. Later that night I went to The Grove and watched King's X tear it up. So much talent!
