Oh, oh... sorry Pigs. I thought that was a given.
I know the real magic starts with you, Mr. Pigs, placing the proper mics (another art), levels then the recording. I always thought of the mixing as "very much on its own and special". You mixing folk are the artists who bring the Music to Life.
I've sat in some mastering sessions, and yes. Find settings, rinse, wash and repeat. Yawn. Pretty boring compared to recording/mixing sessions, right? I mean all the gear is awesome in both worlds. But yeah.
But . . . but . . . but Sanngriðr means "very violent, very cruel." How can you resist?I did a bit of research a while ago on the name Brunhilde and Valkyrie was the only one I could say properly
So I think I'll just go My Valkyrie and the days of week like SMT recommends
P.S. The ð is pronounced like the th in "this."
Here ya go... DRIP TIPS UK | HANDMADE CUSTOM ACRYLIC DRIP TIPS BY BIGI want that drip tip!
They're all custom made by Big. I'm waiting on an order from him. His drip tips are the most comfortable I've used to date. He does all custom work. Narrow to wide bore, whatever you want. Same with height. That red/pink one is ~12mm in height with a 4mm bore. Very reasonably priced considering.
Our friends at Creme de vape (UK) have some in-stock.
Those two always confuse me. I have to go see which one I have ...pause... ok, 2 Zenith D22's. Got them last year after a few of us in the stocking up thread were talking about having them as backups in case we are unable to build someday.
And JC ((
)) found a place that had coils on the cheap. Scooped up a whole bunch of 0.8's and 1.6's. The Zenith is a fine tank and the coils last. Especially w/flavorless.
Sorry about the soapbox SMTOh, oh... sorry Pigs. I thought that was a given.
I know the real magic starts with you, Mr. Pigs, placing the proper mics (another art), levels then the recording. I always thought of the mixing as "very much on its own and special". You mixing folk are the artists who bring the Music to Life.
I've sat in some mastering sessions, and yes. Find settings, rinse, wash and repeat. Yawn. Pretty boring compared to recording/mixing sessions, right? I mean all the gear is awesome in both worlds. But yeah.
but it's a longstanding gripe of mine - you get it . Great mastering engineers are rare and valuable humans but often given more credit than they deserve. Mastering back in 1986 (og Gracelands release) was mostly the process of translating a mix on to (eventually) vinyl by maximizing the limits of the format and making sure the bass didn't cause the needle to jump out of the grooves and also to make sure sibilance did't cause distortion. It was also called disc cutting. These days it's mostly about getting maximum level to a digital format without destroying the mix. Sometimes mastering can do wonders and really help/fix what was a poor mix but if the mix is good then the mastering should be almost invisible.And on the vape front...my Dvarw has hit Sydney. Hopefully should arrive in my mailbox before the weekend!
One Asmodus Klone Ticked off my list
The vape company I got the Woody from was able to add a Klone on to my order before it was shipped off and I got it for a very nice price of only $50
The vape company I got the Woody from was able to add a Klone on to my order before it was shipped off and I got it for a very nice price of only $50
Pretty sure it would still be in your ballpark w/no insert. With the 1.8mm insert installed it is airier than a Kayfun Prime set to 1.8mm AF. I suspect that is due to the dual sided AF vs single on the Prime.TY! Oh why didn't they go just a little further on the MTL side, ~2mm insert?I wonder how it would vape with no inserts + chamber reducer.
Stays on the list!
The chamber reducer installed intensifies/condenses the flavor and vape. Without it both are still intense. Atmizoo sells inserts with 2, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8, 3mm AF.
Do they now? Wow! Good to know. Thanks, SMT! Just what I need! WOOT!
Hmm, anyone knows if those would work with the clones? I want to try the clone first, if I like it, I'll get the original.
Those two always confuse me. I have to go see which one I have ...pause... ok, 2 Zenith D22's. Got them last year after a few of us in the stocking up thread were talking about having them as backups in case we are unable to build someday.
And JC ((
Honestly, my 24mm 4 ml Zlide (24 mm Zenith ) is a much better tank and a better vape overall. Not sure why, but it's just more open, smoother, fuller.
It may all be in my head because I dislike 22mm 2 ml tanks in general, but I don't think so.
And JC ((
Yes, yes and yes.
The nice thing with these airflow inserts, you can easily change them out, without disturbing your coil, they just slide in and out under the coil.
Yes, a super fast cloning with the Haar. Likely has something to do with the fact that the authentic is made in Hong Kong. That is a first for any V&D atty.Finally a tank for us in the middle. At least on paper. Too bad it's another 22mm tank.
Those cloners are fast:
$17.70 Haar Styled RTA Rebuildable Tank Atomizer - 4ml / 316 stainless steel / 22mm diameter at FastTech - Free Shipping
In the category of useless info. From the V&D site: Haar the name for the RTA comes from a sea fog that occurs on the East Coast of Scotland and the logo that is engraved in the tank and AFC is a frequently used symbol representing a Haar.
V&D's Theatro RTA also looks really nice. It's an airy MTL to RDL. Up to 5ml tank. Mark Todd has a good review on it. Another one that's on my list (my list is all messed up already).
I know. But I'm an airflow freak.
I like to adjust everything--under the coil and on the outside--both sides, not just one. That's why I love my Hastur so much--24mm, 4 ml capacity, and AF adjustments galore.
I noticed that, but I remember that K4 clone was available on FT before the original hit US stores.
It's a beautiful name, unless your German is better than your Scottish.
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