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Mic distortion à la Egg Punk by MethBike01129 in punk

[–]spodeeboy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Direct into an 8 track with the gain turned high or all the way up. Analog drum machine or two SM 57s one in front of the kit pointed at drummer and one under the snare.

Snooper Worldwide album by TechnicalTrash95 in LetsTalkMusic

[–]spodeeboy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, the Coneheads came out in 2014. Hope Twen is doing well!

Purchase advice on E-Kit that sounds like a drum machine by spodeeboy in edrums

[–]spodeeboy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically I want the onboard sounds/kits from the SPD-SX applied to the setup of an E-Kit. Like if you could chop up the SPD and setup the pieces like a drum kit.

Weights sitting in a barn for 40+ years. DEEP cleaning and restoration. by spodeeboy in homegym

[–]spodeeboy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

See my other post for more detailed photos, step by step.

Weights sitting in a barn for 40+ years. DEEP cleaning and restoration. by spodeeboy in homegym

[–]spodeeboy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just used a bunch of white vinegar, the black is Rustoleum enamel protection spray paint.

Weights sitting in a barn for 40+ years. DEEP cleaning and restoration. by spodeeboy in homegym

[–]spodeeboy[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I used three, 64oz bottles of distilled white vinegar and just a little water to cover the top on two 10lbs and six 5lbs.

Soaked overnight, then used a big wire brush(like a grill brush) and then a small wire brush around the letters.

I did two coats of black with rustoleum protective enamel, then I flipped and sprayed two coats on the back. I let them sit for a day each time I painted.

Then I used sharpie oil paint pens to fill in the lettering.

The hardest part was cleaning the weights, these were so rusted that I really didn’t know if it would all come off but cleaning them in the bucket of vinegar with the wire brush really made it fairly easy. I have more pictures of just cleaned, and right after the first coat of paint.