Josiah wrote:moose wrote:I'd be massively grateful if you would stop calling a good friend of mine a "moron", you complete fucking tool.
Wow. Hypocrisy at it's finest. And your calling me a tool....
No, irony. And an irony clearly lost on you.
Josiah wrote:moose wrote:I'd be massively grateful if you would stop calling a good friend of mine a "moron", you complete fucking tool.
Wow. Hypocrisy at it's finest. And your calling me a tool....
Josiah wrote:DeeP_FRieD wrote:Here's what happened:
Those pedals look amazing, with immaculate machining. Packed with the hefty price, gear jealousy took hold and the negative comments ensued.
You could be more wrong, but it'd be difficult.deseipel wrote:I didn't ask for anyone's opinion, I was just sharing what I thought was cool. You guys took it upon yourselves to tear down what I thought was cool, without any respect.
Respect for what? The pedal? It's a inert object that is supposed to help us do our jobs better right?
You didn't overtly ask for peoples opinions - but you said you were "considering" the purchase and obviously were looking for input.
It just seems like your just a touch too emotionally involved in a discussion about the physical properties and design of a piece of metals functionality. *shrug* Never seen someone get so upset about a person opinion on a piece of prototype gear. I mean, they even say flat out that they are working on the design and ceased production on the current one....
kinkymook wrote:I've never had one come loose after years of hard touring and gigs. Then, I started thinking about the many hex bolts on my Yamaha and Pearl double pedals and how many times I've had to mess with those. The answer would be NEVER. Maybe it is the better mousetrap. Who knows? Also, I use a double pedal at every gig, rehearsal, performance, etc.. just in case my primary beater flies out or my main pedal has a meltdown while in the heat of battle. That way I can make it through the rest of the tune or set with my left foot if need be. Just an observation and my take on the whole hex bolt design thing.
Josiah wrote: There is no difference between a hex bolt and a drum key bolt, EXCEPT you have to use a hex wrench for 1 and your standard drum key for the other.
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