random.hero
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slidey said:
you want a cookie or a donut
you want a cookie or a donut
slidey
New member
random.hero said:you want a cookie or a donut
are you offering????
TheBigGiantHead
Banned
It's called an archaic throwback to the days before the picture box and horseless carriage. Christ man...you've been playing for 20 years? How old when you started...50? By 1984, the internal muffler was removed from the drawing boards of all but the cheapest drummakers.Minion said:
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Freethinker
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I love my internal muffler on my snare! It let's me choose between serious steel shell ping sound which is cool in some songs or I can engage the muffler and get a more woody sound with no ring or just a little, depending on my mood.
Plus using the muffler allows me to emphasize the snares more or less. Oh yeah I use a remo clear pinstripe as my snare batter, and evans clear glass on the bottom.
Plus using the muffler allows me to emphasize the snares more or less. Oh yeah I use a remo clear pinstripe as my snare batter, and evans clear glass on the bottom.
TheBigGiantHead
Banned
Freethinker said:
This coming from someone using a Pinstripe on snare.
slidey
New member
TheBigGiantHead said:
& your point is??
oh yes I remember now you don't have a point to make
TheBigGiantHead
Banned
My point?
Both internal mufflers and Pinstripes on snare...are for banjo-pickin', Budweiser-drinkin', Velveeta-eatin', wife-beatin', Skynard-lovin', NASCAR-watchin', basement-gigin', web-toed rubes.
Both internal mufflers and Pinstripes on snare...are for banjo-pickin', Budweiser-drinkin', Velveeta-eatin', wife-beatin', Skynard-lovin', NASCAR-watchin', basement-gigin', web-toed rubes.
slidey
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TheBigGiantHead said:
as I said no point at all
