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'87 Kramer Forum I
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looks brutal, man! how does it sound?
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the neck joint...oh my that's nice. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
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:rock: Nice, HT!
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whats inside it?!?
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Sooo metal! :evil:
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Nice. Not your all set to play those straight up 80's style 1/4 notes :rock:

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Mudfuzz wrote:Nice. Not your all set to play those straight up 80's style 1/4 notes :rock:

Baump-baump-baump-baump!


I was thinking more 80's thrash metal basslines, which involves lots of effort put towards not being heard.
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theavondon wrote:
Mudfuzz wrote:Nice. Not your all set to play those straight up 80's style 1/4 notes :rock:

Baump-baump-baump-baump!


I was thinking more 80's thrash metal basslines, which involves lots of effort put towards not being heard.

:grumpy: I know :grumpy: considering some of the first bands I was really into was McTallica, Sepultura and Anthrax I know the tinfoil bass sound well. I kept thinking "this is suppose to be heavy. where is the heavy? I think as a counter reaction to that is why I went with flats and gobs of lows :rock:
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theavondon wrote:
Mudfuzz wrote:Nice. Not your all set to play those straight up 80's style 1/4 notes :rock:

Baump-baump-baump-baump!


I was thinking more 80's thrash metal basslines, which involves lots of effort put towards not being heard.



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Mudfuzz wrote: :grumpy: I know :grumpy: considering some of the first bands I was really into was McTallica, Sepultura and Anthrax I know the tinfoil bass sound well. I kept thinking "this is suppose to be heavy. where is the heavy? I think as a counter reaction to that is why I went with flats and gobs of lows :rock:


I know, I grew up listening to hardcore punk, and, outside of the Dead Kennedys, it's equally disappointing bass wise. Then, I got into Kyuss. :rock:
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Yeah Kyuss :rock:

For me... The Melvins! I was given a mix tape with their version of God of thunder... So slow... so fucking heavy :evil: It was like oh I get it! Even if it was a crappy Kiss song... I get it... :idea: There is nothing wrong with what "I" want to hear! that was a cool moment.
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Looks like you snagged a good one HT.

80's Kramers are very well built and have lotsa character. Have fun pounding the subs!
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Trifarce wrote:
htsamurai wrote:Image

I would do terrible, terrible things to innocent people for this :joy:


lol, it's gonna go on eBay tomorrow :)
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