Thank you. 
That is an awesome bass. You're right, quite heavy. Mine is a late '80s with a short scale. Still heavy. That's the reason I mostly use my 1964 Hagstrom Kent bass; a lot lighter and has the best neck I've played on a bass.
Well... you are "kind of" responsible for my choice in e-liquids.
A few months ago, when I gave up cigarettes (for good), the juices from my first vendor (777) were nothing to brag about.
Then I found this incredible forum and I spent countless hours reading the threads on NETs. Reading thru your posts (and others) I've got educated on what to look for in a quality juice. You see, I've always enjoyed good quality tobacco, in my cigarettes or in my pipe. I smoked exclusively European cigarettes (Rothmans, Dunhill and Davidoff) and pipe tobaccos from Stokkebye, Mac Baren and McClelland. Since I had a few pounds of the above mentioned pipe tobaccos on hand, a month or so ago, I ventured in DIY NET extractions. Again, I have to credit this forum for the education received. My NETs are steeping properly and soon I'll be mixing.
I've tried a few things from w2v, but settled for the London and Paris, from their signature blends. I think both make a close substitute to an analog, down to the bitter taste of ash. RockStar is also decent.
I adore HHV's tobacco juices: Dark Horse, Huntsman, Legend and Dragon's Fire. Also like: Heavenly Army (close to Legend), Pirate's Booty, Sludge and Serendipity (long steeping on this one).
TPR is a cut above when it comes to customer service, etc. I really like the Honey-Fig Tobacco, Candied Cavendish and Burley & Candy (a little too sweet). The Smooth & Mild Tobacco makes a good daily vape, and I enjoy once in a while the Magic Melon Medley. With my last order, TPR sent a sample of their Cinnamon Sweetroll, and I must say it is great (I'm usually not a big fan of bakery flavors).
Halo was the first online order I've made when I ventured into vaping. I got their G6 starter kit and the tobacco sampler. Include in that sampler where Torque56 and Midnight Apple. To this day I still like these two.
I've learned about Vaporboost by chance. They are a relatively new vendor from Illinois. I decided to give it a try and I like what I've got so far. They seem to be very professional, the e-liquids are made in the US, and the bottles arrived properly labeled, including all the warnings, ingredients and best by date (similar to Halo). I have to add, they are trying something new: a "homeopathic" approach on three of their e-liquids. Zen - a stress reducer, Stamina - for energy and Sweet Dreams - sleep aid (only available nicotine free). Something new, I guess. Unfortunately no NETs from them.
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Well... you are "kind of" responsible for my choice in e-liquids.
I've tried a few things from w2v, but settled for the London and Paris, from their signature blends. I think both make a close substitute to an analog, down to the bitter taste of ash. RockStar is also decent.
I adore HHV's tobacco juices: Dark Horse, Huntsman, Legend and Dragon's Fire. Also like: Heavenly Army (close to Legend), Pirate's Booty, Sludge and Serendipity (long steeping on this one).
TPR is a cut above when it comes to customer service, etc. I really like the Honey-Fig Tobacco, Candied Cavendish and Burley & Candy (a little too sweet). The Smooth & Mild Tobacco makes a good daily vape, and I enjoy once in a while the Magic Melon Medley. With my last order, TPR sent a sample of their Cinnamon Sweetroll, and I must say it is great (I'm usually not a big fan of bakery flavors).
Halo was the first online order I've made when I ventured into vaping. I got their G6 starter kit and the tobacco sampler. Include in that sampler where Torque56 and Midnight Apple. To this day I still like these two.
I've learned about Vaporboost by chance. They are a relatively new vendor from Illinois. I decided to give it a try and I like what I've got so far. They seem to be very professional, the e-liquids are made in the US, and the bottles arrived properly labeled, including all the warnings, ingredients and best by date (similar to Halo). I have to add, they are trying something new: a "homeopathic" approach on three of their e-liquids. Zen - a stress reducer, Stamina - for energy and Sweet Dreams - sleep aid (only available nicotine free). Something new, I guess. Unfortunately no NETs from them.
Great feedback!
Exactly how I started, with Halo G6 and a variety of juices. And yes Torque 56 and Midnight Apple are faves among the rest. I got the tobacco sampler pack also and most were acceptable, tho not like any analog. Then I ventered off and got Cafe Mocha and well, we won't go there. It was quite ugly to my taste budds.
I consistently read good things about The Plume Room so I may have to sign up. Thanks
Sorry i'm trying to understand. sorry for my ignorance, but what is Kr808?
I have to say i must be the exception .I started with kr808's and I still use em .I was going to try Halo's but their version of the 808 variable volt batteries i have are not as strong and dont go as high as mine .I bought adaptors forever ago so i do have that option but I'm happy .I have tanks for them and carts for them and that gives me enough variety to get me thru for any occasionIt's a certain type of threading on the connectors.
These are adapters here (to help convert one threading to another), but they can give you an idea of what the threads are like:
The Kr 808s are primarily on cig-a-like batteries. For the most part, 510 connections are the universal standards, though you may still here of 808s and 901s. Chances are though, 510s will be all you end up using in the long run.
All that may look like a lot of info, but most of it is vestiges from vaping's past.
