ChevChelios
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I don't know ... I really enjoyed last month's feature on Bloomfield in VG.
No comments? :dang This doesn't bother anyone else? If their comments get anymore inaccurate or bland it'll be "he plays a Gibson" or "he plays an electric guitar".
RAB,
I haven't noticed factual errors as much as grammar, syntax, editorial goofs, printing screw-ups, etc. Obviously, you did notice the ones you pointed out above.
The quality of journalism, both written and broadcast, is generally in the toilet these days. I think that a lot of printed material is getting the "outsourced" treatment when it comes to proofing and editing. And, the broadcast stuff (think: CNN) reflects a prioritization of image and political alignment over fact and communications accuracy. Case in point with both: Inanimate objects are often the subject in the storyline, such as "the car drove off the bridge," "the truck ran the red light," "the airplane made an unexpected turn."
There isn't much getting "better" these days but you don't want to think about that too long.... :##
No comments? :dang This doesn't bother anyone else? If their comments get anymore inaccurate or bland it'll be "he plays a Gibson" or "he plays an electric guitar".
No comments? :dang This doesn't bother anyone else? If their comments get anymore inaccurate or bland it'll be "he plays a Gibson" or "he plays an electric guitar".
It's been a standing joke for years.
Me and a couple friends race to see who finds the first vintage guitar mistake [usually with photo captions].
:ganz
It's been a standing joke for years.
Me and a couple friends race to see who finds the first vintage guitar mistake [usually with photo captions].
:ganz
I don't know ... I really enjoyed last month's feature on Bloomfield in VG.
He is afraid to play his mint fender tweed twin cause he will blow the speakers. Oh come on turn the damn thing down your a rock star play the Amp and learn about its tone. A tweed twin is loud as hell on 3-4 that shouldnt blow the speakers
He is afraid to play his mint fender tweed twin cause he will blow the speakers. Oh come on turn the damn thing down your a rock star play the Amp and learn about its tone. A tweed twin is loud as hell on 3-4 that shouldnt blow the speakers
He is afraid to play his mint fender tweed twin cause he will blow the speakers. Oh come on turn the damn thing down your a rock star play the Amp and learn about its tone. A tweed twin is loud as hell on 3-4 that shouldnt blow the speakers
Who says I run them on 3 or 4? :dude:
Add 6 to those numbers and you'll be close.
Joe B
PS when it's your amp you can dime it and rock out as hard as you want. In my view some pieces are too well persevered and historic to drag through the ringer. As a collector i have too much respect for the gear and the history to risk destroying it. My guess is the amp sounds like a Fender Twin.
Who says I run them on 3 or 4? :dude:
Add 6 to those numbers and you'll be close.
Joe B
PS when it's your amp you can dime it and rock out as hard as you want. In my view some pieces are too well persevered and historic to drag through the ringer. As a collector i have too much respect for the gear and the history to risk destroying it. My guess is the amp sounds like a Fender Twin. Lol!! Bottom line it belongs in a museum and my well used 58 with Celestion 80 watts belongs onstage.