st.bede

There is A LOT wrong with the health care system...from one that is in it. If they would get in there and talk to us about what needs to change...that would help too. It's turned into one big circus and hoop jumping galore for everyone involved...on the giving end AND the receiving end.

As in life, places like this need people like you so that as much as possible there is balance.

Stick around, sometimes a brave man is needed to stick his head above the parapet.

If you can dream - and not make dreams your master;
If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim;
If you can meet with triumph and disaster
And treat those two imposters just the same;
If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,
Or watch the things you gave your life to broken,
And stoop and build 'em up with wornout tools;

What's up Saint? Want to tell old Cookie-boy?

Thanks, dude. I posted a reply.

the teye is a very interesting guitar, even aside from it's unique looks. it is intentionally voiced very bright, so depending on how dark your amp is, you may find you need to dial back the tone a bit. the crazy thing about the guitar is how much range the knobs have (all the electronics and wiring are teye's brainchild). it can do a fair les paul, strat, tele and even a decent acoustic depending on where you set the knobs. despite all that, it has it's own very unique signature sound. the mood knob acts like a boost of some kind, and can really add punch to your tone when you need it. i really like the guitar, and teye is an unbelievable person to talk to. here is a good video review i found before i decided to make the purchase. i think it gives the guitar a very fair representation:

TrueFire TV

yeah, the two rock was nice, but the carol ann surpassed it in almost every way. it was nice to have the reverb tho. check out carol ann amps if you have a chance. they really are excellent.

hey st.bede... i am seriously loving the carol ann. it iced a couple of amps i held very dear to me (the suhr badger 30 and a two rock jet). it's very touch sensitive and tones are super articulate. channel 1 is incredible and the reason i fell in love with the amp. the cleans are fat and warm, with a bright, percussive attack. there is a mid boost on the footswitch that can push channel 1 to a jmp-like crunch. channel 2 takes over where channel 1 left off... mild overdrive to an incredible super-sustaining high gain sound that's a bit hard to describe. others have said it kinda sounds three dimensional, and i'm inclined to agree. tried a few cabs with it, and it really plays nice with the two rock sig cabs (i'm currently using their 2x12). i opted for the 50w because it really is all the power i need right now. other features include an effects loop and a bright switch (can't tell if this actually does anything). anything else you'd like to know, feel free to ask.

Thanks! Our drummer does web design stuff.

The music is pretty outdated. We keep the myspace a little more current (because I am able to upload stuff there - I have no idea how to edit the main page!).