We get snow too. I love when it snows.I wouldn’t have gone either. Maybe in the winter... I’d like to be somewhere it never got cold enough to snow or hot enough to melt the shoes off my feet.
Seems like I've heard that's a good rda from somewhere....I’m really enjoying the Nudge 22. The flavor is intense!!! It’s now become my favorite single coil rda. It’s got as much flavor as my go to every day rda- my Kennedy clone. I think I’ll have to get another one for a regular mod. Now what color should I get lol!View attachment 758863
So this happened in Webster Mass yesterday (35 miles away).
This is where I got the rig that helped me quit smoking 5 years ago.
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the vapefly horus. single coil RTA. nice deck which is easy to build on. good amount of air flow (shut off by 50% in my case). no leaks. 4ml. not crazy about the looks but it works...and it is shiny...
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I was always a big Paul Simon fan so I kind of focused on picking. My Guild looks beat to hell because that’s what I always grab. I’m kind of looking for a decent practice amp though, I have a Strat getting dusty in the closet. I couldn’t play it for a long time after my shoulder screwed up but I think I should be okay to now
i've got one of theseThere are lots of good amps these days for not so much money. I'm partial to Peavy and Roland. You get lots of amp for a good price. The Roland Cube 60 in my photo a couple of pages back is one of my favorite grab and go amps. It has lots of effects, dual switchable channels, and a 12" speaker that sounds good and won't quit. I've even used it on outside gigs cranked up and it's loud enough to play over a loud drummer. It also sound good in a quiet room at low volume.
Check out Guitar Center and read the reviews. For playing around the house a full featured amp with a 10" speaker is fine. You can also jam with friends and still be heard. 40 watts is louder than you think. Rock musicians all over the world have mic'ed a 50 watt Marshall with a 12" speaker on stage and rocked out in large arenas.
i'm going with spaceship!I kind of like the look. Somewhere between Art Deco and spaceship chic.
There are lots of good amps these days for not so much money. I'm partial to Peavy and Roland. You get lots of amp for a good price. The Roland Cube 60 in my photo a couple of pages back is one of my favorite grab and go amps. It has lots of effects, dual switchable channels, and a 12" speaker that sounds good and won't quit. I've even used it on outside gigs cranked up and it's loud enough to play over a loud drummer. It also sound good in a quiet room at low volume.
Check out Guitar Center and read the reviews. For playing around the house a full featured amp with a 10" speaker is fine. You can also jam with friends and still be heard. 40 watts is louder than you think. Rock musicians all over the world have mic'ed a 50 watt Marshall with a 12" speaker on stage and rocked out in large arenas.