they eat better than i do

He is preparing to fight the Black Bear

pjesma je glupa ako nema tupa tupa

Ne, mislim da su bile 185/65/14, Punto jedinica tvornicka dimenzija na nekim modelima

Glasnije od lampica s pijace!

Duncan SH6

@KarloBatrla I'll be trying some Donlis pickups and hopefully they'll sound as awesome as yours ^^

No, i can just tell that one i have has a slightly lower output than Seymour Duncan SH6 Distortion on the same string distance :) Noticed while recording

Just checked my order email, pickup had 'donlis pure blood hex' in the name

@KarloBatrla thank you! They also have the same specs in other Aliexpress shops. New sub.

Thank you. There are couple of newer videos with this pickup too on lower tuning (green guitar), latest one is through amp so check that one if you're interested how it sounds

@@KarloBatrla i was just about to ask you for low tuning 😅 I play most often at B standard or Drop A.

Thanks. Will be... eventually. :) This is raw amp sound, no fixes, cuts, eq etc. Full song, stereo takes, couple of mistakes here and there, noise gatefuckup on midpart low gain

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Maybe it is worn out a bit under that string, you can try to fill in the slot with graphite from pencil. I did not change nut on this SZ, but this one should fit without issues, measures look OK and people on some old Ibanez forum recommended it for SZ: graphtech.com/products/tusq-6-string-electric-nut-43mm-x-6mm?variant=40523910807575

They were really good, both in wet and snow, which we barely have last couple of years. I'm considering either TS870 or Ultragrips for this season

@@KarloBatrla Ah thanks. May I ask how your car is doing in terms of reliability and all the usual questions? Lately I have really starting to appreciate Alfas, especially 159s. I'm looking at diesels models, and currently have my eyes on a 2.4 JTDm as well with 200xxx on the clock. Upgrading from a Peugeot 206+ 1.4HDi haha.

Love your car and it will love you back. :) I had to change couple of expensive items over the years of course, clutch&flywheel, suspension, acu compressor, etc... It does have around 385000km now, still going strong. There are still spares for almost everything that might need fixing

@@Subliminal3117 hey man, asside from standard maintnance and bits often changed in diesels, my only gripe with my own 159 (4 cylinder) was a lazy starter that took me a long time to figure out. I do work on my own engines, so stuff like swirll flaps delete is not much of an issue in my book ( I have yet to get to it tho...). It's apparently recommended to change your belt every 50K km or 5 years, so keep that in mind. They are formidable cars and more reliable than their badge would let you believe, but like any car if you actually care for your vehicle they really are a blast. Apparently the gearboxes are very brittle ( i think it's only on the 1.9 diesel) but at 200k km have not had any issues yet. Power stiring will scream at you if you put in the wrong fluid tho. Do your research, use your head, care for the car and they end up being a no brainner, they are so cheap nowadays and so few cars give you that amount of passion and soul it's hard to not recommend in my opinion, even if you set aside the rest of the budget you would have put down to buy a german car of the same segment in order to give it some maintance ( so far the only issues i had came from improper care from previous owners,or outright ommited issues, and not the car itself). Did you end up buying one ?

Good for palm muting, saddles dont have any sharp points on top and, at least on my guitar, when action is set low enough, saddle screws are 'in' deep enough so they dont stick out of the saddle and dont touch the hand at all

@@KarloBatrla nice. Chugging and palm muting is my primary goal for this project.

sad ona donosi tablete

only if you'll do the camerawork

deal

@@antoniotomac1989 oh boy oh boy! Looking forward for new cover!!!

@@KarloBatrla It's a deal!

only if the drummer is smooth

Before I've decided which type of virtual drums to buy, I've did quite some research and carefully observing how they showcase their product and how it sound at the end of a day. Also, if you think about how the underlying technology works you can predict some issues that they might have. Since PocketDrums use accelerometers, that means they must integrate acceleration to know their position over time, since numerical integration comes with accumulating and growing error, that means that you might observe elements drifting in space over time. I haven't yet seen any PocketDrum video sounding as good as some Aerodrums video. This video's performance if far from perfect, but my opinion is that among all virtual drums, Areodrums give most natural feel (as close to acoustic as you can go).

Thanks. This one was just Roots - Amped, pretty much all on the middle aside from gain which was low, and some free Bogren Digital cab impulse. No post eq or anything

Tribal flame comes on most of SZ520 models, EKG inlay being less common. This SZ320 has very dark abalone purplegreenish dots which suit the guitar very well

It is worth every upgrade. It is my most played guitar at the moment

A thousand times yes. I'd put locking tuners and strap locks on it before spending any money on electronics, though. The stock pickups rule and you can always dial back the volume a bit to clean it up. The SZ's are your basic two humbucker solid body guitar done the right way.

@@alexanderhanksx straps lock went on as soon as it got home