My amps situation

BFT Gibson

BFT Gibson

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Would trade it all to be back b4 the situation. This journey has been amazing to be able to a/b compare & record them all. Kept my sanity actually, not really built to be inside all day. Did make quite a bit of music tho, instead of packing it in,,now its time to get serious .. make a real effort at recording.

Mesa Triple Recto on Marshall small cab, Sheffield 1200's top & Eminence Swamp Things bottom
Mesa 50 Caliber+ & ORange OR15 on Orange HP8, Celestion k100's
Mesa Mkiii Red Stripe EV12
Orange OR15, final piece of the puzzle..just gets all those tones, super revealing amp
pedals are for boosts, set up 3 ways
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Mesa Recto-O-Verb 50 & 1987 now 2204 on top Marshall 1960bx Celestion England Greenbacks top & Marshall vintage & t75 first runs bottom.
The Recto goes brit with low end on marshall cab. This set up is where i run the looper & jam other amps to set up songs
The unsung Here of the recording is def the Ampeg pf50t/SVT210 set up. All the sounds are there. Been doing bass 30 years..this is the studio rig dream.

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Mesa DC 5 on Mesa Halfback Mesa Celestion Black Shadow's. Probably could exist with this as only rig if needed.

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Side view of my side of room

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Mesa DC3 & Mesa F100 (this amp got my fenders gone cause of cleans, was blown away) Clean station & pedal experiment place

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center view

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CabanaBoy said:
That is a lot of tunes in one year to say the least...
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Used to always be gigging & helping at my friends studio for years. To have to end all that instantly was a hurt piece. Even the social interaction & meeting the good people. laying down parts for bands. I really know nothing else but being involved with making original music. Reluctently sold my 2003 Harley Low Rider & decided to make a studio at home.
 
Selling that Harley had to be a hard decision - I've known some Harley owners that get rid of most anything before they got rid of their Harley. But, you have a studio now and maybe you can replace the bike sometime in the not too distant future type thing.

I don't have a studio or a bike at the moment - my studio computer with a way too much money in recording software on it just sits tucked away behind the couch. Hopefully one day, sooner rather than later, we'll find a home and I can set things up and maybe have real people come over to hang out, jam, record, etc if for nothing else but the hey, wheat, oats, barley even of it type thing.
 
CabanaBoy said:
Selling that Harley had to be a hard decision - I've known some Harley owners that get rid of most anything before they got rid of their Harley. But, you have a studio now and maybe you can replace the bike sometime in the not too distant future type thing.

I don't have a studio or a bike at the moment - my studio computer with a way too much money in recording software on it just sits tucked away behind the couch. Hopefully one day, sooner rather than later, we'll find a home and I can set things up and maybe have real people come over to hang out, jam, record, etc if for nothing else but the hey, wheat, oats, barley even of it type thing.
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Hope you can find that home !! Real people interaction with music is amazing. Had a drummer for 2 weeks last month & it revived me big time..

The Harley. My sister was sitting at a stop sign that summer on hers. A driver came over the hill real fast & pushed her into the intersection..real lucky to only have scrapes & bruises.

Same year, was sitting at a red light in middle lane. I saw in my mirror a guy approaching super fast. I braced..he passed me at the red light on the right..blew the red light..he clipped my peg, if i didn't have my foot in & left one planted..would of been crushed. the bike..wobbled back n forth bad..but did not drop it,

was stating to sense it was time to be done..love the breeze & the rides
 
BFT Gibson said:
Hope you can find that home !! Real people interaction with music is amazing. Had a drummer for 2 weeks last month & it revived me big time..

The Harley. My sister was sitting at a stop sign that summer on hers. A driver came over the hill real fast & pushed her into the intersection..real lucky to only have scrapes & bruises.

Same year, was sitting at a red light in middle lane. I saw in my mirror a guy approaching super fast. I braced..he passed me at the red light on the right..blew the red light..he clipped my peg, if i didn't have my foot in & left one planted..would of been crushed. the bike..wobbled back n forth bad..but did not drop it,

was stating to sense it was time to be done..love the breeze & the rides
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My brother went thru a drivers side window, evidently was hanging out the passenger side window, and the driver pushed him the rest of the way out and carried on I guess - something like that anyways - he's quite a bit older than me and it was many years ago. Pretty much messed him up for the rest of his life - brain damage, etc.
 
It didn't have much effect on me bike wise - don't have a bike now - but, I'd be zipping right down I4 and thru Tampa with it if I did - like I did when I had bikes in the past.
 
Few amps left to sell in hall & Guitars are next, going to sell anything didn't use in the last 2 weeks.
Just finished the first 10 songs for UP. Final mix & then put em up on site, Next 10 songs, kinda caught between heavies & stoner/doom but not really ..maybe drone type with a lay back on the beat maybe is the goal. Never works out..lol..what ya play is what ya play
 
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