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About Me
- About Choop
- Biography
- I live in the middle of nowhere, so there isn't a lot to do. In turn, I took up guitar :D.
- Location
- Bowling Green, KY
- Interests
- Guitar, video games...you know, the usual.
- Occupation
- Full-time student, studying graphic design/visual arts.
- Primary Seven
- Schecter C-7 Hellraiser
- Main Rig
- Pod HD Bean
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It was hilarious, because after he revealed what they used, some guy was like "wrong" and at the top of the next page he posted again and was like "Hi, this is Frederick Thordendal..."
All I can remember right now is that Chaosphere was dual channel Dual rectos with Marshal Lead 800 1960A cab, and Nothing (the original and better cut, they killed the drums on the rerelease and threw delay all over jens vocals for some reason...) was a Pod Pro (my two favorite tones from them, with two VASTLY different setups,
(couldn't find the high five)
I really need to play/own a decent tube set up. Do you know the differences between the single and dual recs? Tonewise I mean (I know meshuggah used the dual on chaosphere and the tone on that album rules, but I'd probably wouldn't need the 100W)
*end sad fanboy cryfest* I was even into GGundam to an extent, but after that, blech. Have you never seen FLCL? You're missing out hardcore if not.

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