SEOPS musicians
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 2:29 am
Who of our fine members are the pickers, strummers, drummers, singers, etc?
Southeastern Ohio Sports Message Board
http://190750.6hnlo.group/
And a pair of cowboy boots and a 24-pack!You're Tiger Bait wrote:I can sing ya every song hank Williams ever wrote.i just need a campfire.
Daaaayyyyum we could make a lot of noise with that rig!Trenchfoot wrote:Drums. But sold my Pearl kit to a preacher in Lancaster a few years ago. Got a suped stereo/PA sound system now. Harman Kardon receiver/200 cd Kenwood cd player/2 T-pro 6200 amps/2 stack Peavey 215 speakers with horns/2 front firing punch T-pro 15 inch subs with built in crossover's. I rock my block occasionally. It will jam your a$$ off. Shakes the house, when turned up close to the clip. :aaaaa24 When I get around to purchasing a good mixer board, a whole band could hook into it. Could DJ as well. :122245
Oaf, you ought to hear it when I plug the laptop into the auxiliary of the Harmon Kardon receiver. Those PA amps gets a choice signal from both, then pure thunder and clear high's are delivered to the PA speaker set up. Youtube video's sound great. Ask ole Bolt, he was over here New Years eve. Listened to a whole live concert of White Snake. Man, did it ever sound good. Love to mic up a drum kit through it with a good mixer board and a pressure unit sometime, just to see how it would sound. Probably make a drum kit sound like a million bucks with a good mic set up. Been playing drums since I was a youngster. I'll have another set someday. Been checking those DW drums out. Very well made. Thick looking lugs and they carry nice hardware separately. That's where the money is at, all the hardware. If you buy a good named drum brand, you only get the shells. All your cymbal stands, pedals, high hat stand, drum (throne) seat, front tom tom stand, etc etc, and of coarse your cymbals. I like Zildjian and they are expensive. Rack up some big money quick in a quality kit. Once in awhile you can buy a kit with some hardware with it, but not usually. I had about 4 grand in those pearls I had, I should have never sold them. Needed the money at the time and lost my butt on them.The Oaf wrote:Daaaayyyyum we could make a lot of noise with that rig!Trenchfoot wrote:Drums. But sold my Pearl kit to a preacher in Lancaster a few years ago. Got a suped stereo/PA sound system now. Harman Kardon receiver/200 cd Kenwood cd player/2 T-pro 6200 amps/2 stack Peavey 215 speakers with horns/2 front firing punch T-pro 15 inch subs with built in crossover's. I rock my block occasionally. It will jam your a$$ off. Shakes the house, when turned up close to the clip. :aaaaa24 When I get around to purchasing a good mixer board, a whole band could hook into it. Could DJ as well. :122245![]()
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:aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24The Oaf wrote:Wanted: inbred banjo picker wanted for trip to Moonville Tunnel. Full set of teeth not required, in fact, frowned upon!
Trenchfoot wrote::aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24The Oaf wrote:Wanted: inbred banjo picker wanted for trip to Moonville Tunnel. Full set of teeth not required, in fact, frowned upon!
:aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24The Oaf wrote:Trenchfoot wrote::aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24The Oaf wrote:Wanted: inbred banjo picker wanted for trip to Moonville Tunnel. Full set of teeth not required, in fact, frowned upon!
I met this old banjo picker one time who played in a band named, and I quote, "Toofless and Couthless"![]()
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:aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24 :aaaaa24The Oaf wrote:He had such a jagged snaggletooth that I believe he could have opened up a can of soup or a bottle of beer with it! :aaaaa8