I think you meant to say 147 different types of guitars to find one that makes them look cool enough...cjj wrote:...bass players know they are cool and don't have to try our 47 different types of guitars to find one that makes them look cool enough...
I was trying to be nice...jps wrote:I think you meant to say 147 different types of guitars to find one that makes them look cool enough...cjj wrote:...bass players know they are cool and don't have to try our 47 different types of guitars to find one that makes them look cool enough...
Not sure...SCARF? I'll conjure up something out there that requires a little special "attention". The way things have been lately that won't be too hard...I'm convinced US heavy industry is run by beavis and butthead.rickenbrother wrote:Oh yeah, well when is your next "sentence" gonna be?windchimp wrote:Surprisingly, I remember seeing a VT Bass pedal at SA in Rancho Cucamonga @ the Ontario Mills back in 08 when I served my sentence in SoCal. Never saw one at another SA after that. They almost always had a Rick or two on the wall as well.
Ross, don't forget to bring Joey his favorite deep dish anchovies & cottage cheese pizza.windchimp wrote:Not sure...SCARF? I'll conjure up something out there that requires a little special "attention". The way things have been lately that won't be too hard...I'm convinced US heavy industry is run by beavis and butthead.rickenbrother wrote:Oh yeah, well when is your next "sentence" gonna be?windchimp wrote:Surprisingly, I remember seeing a VT Bass pedal at SA in Rancho Cucamonga @ the Ontario Mills back in 08 when I served my sentence in SoCal. Never saw one at another SA after that. They almost always had a Rick or two on the wall as well.
Ross knows better than that! Cottage cheese? BLECHHHH!jps wrote:windchimp wrote:Ross, don't forget to bring Joey his favorite deep dish anchovies & cottage cheese pizza.
Pay no attention to Mr. DimSum Joey...we can just send him over to Olive Garden for some "authentic" cuisine while we SCARF down some real pie.rickenbrother wrote:Ross knows better than that! Cottage cheese? BLECHHHH!jps wrote:windchimp wrote:Ross, don't forget to bring Joey his favorite deep dish anchovies & cottage cheese pizza.
Didn't you notice Monkey Man, that we live two minutes from Little italy? We know real Italian, here.windchimp wrote:Pay no attention to Mr. DimSum Joey...we can just send him over to Olive Garden for some "authentic" cuisine while we SCARF down some real pie.
Fortunately, all the local OGs are out of business, that I know of. 
Sure, we will set up a European tour after the US Canada one!berth wrote:Can I still join (from Europe)? I guess I can have some other Dutch RRF members interested for this as well.
That is a cute little pedal, that great for easy transport!weemac wrote:Well... after the OZBass forums Sydney get together, I now have the demo cave Grunt/B-Drive sitting on my desk. You can see how small it is, but don't let the size fool you.
This one is labeled B-Drive MKII, all future ones have reverted to the aptly named "Grunt"
The controls work in reverse! For two reasons. One is that the taper of the pots gave a better response in reverse and the other reason is "why not"...
This one is the basic $69 version with a plain linished finish, other more deluxe finishes are available at extra cost. Note also that Cave Passive are getting into molding their own cases and hope that the price will be able to come down because of that...
I will do a demo video of this pedal in my next break and then we can get the tour started.
Now who is in Canada and the furtherst north? (I going to need a hand the the geography of this tour)
Eden.
