Looks fantastic as do all of their preamps. My interest is in going direct to FOH as we have a silent stage. The Screaming Blonde has been great for that, but the Imperial is on my radar (to be sure, glitchy radar due to lack-of-funds-static interference).
This (seems AI-generated due to a few pronunciation glitches) popped up in my feed and served to confirm what I have observed and provided an interesting COVID-19 tie-in of which I was aware but hadn't really grasped the scale.
Talk amongst yourselves.
There was a very dark green color I saw on a Phantom A7 in a pawn shop back in the mid-90's that looked a lot like that blitz, but, looking at the bass photos, I think it's black with some bad digital color rendering.
The Guitar Collector coming in with Guitar-Center level photography!
I'm guessing it's black rather than the olive hue presented in the pictures?
Amazing bass! Appears to be in fantastic shape for its age.
I've been revisiting / visiting all of the CBGB bands for a few years since watching the Alan Rickman movie and of all the bands I still come away most impressed with Television. Amazing musicianship and originality. His guitar lines were never overtly flashy but always exactly what the song needed.
I think that aesthetic was mean to serve the metaphor of the whole "Banksy" vibe. Veiled and aloof.
That said, I'd have loved to have seen the graphic more clearly. That pattern seems familiar. Like it has been talked about before (or maybe one very similar) and I recall it being in Europe.
Fantastic all around. The AI video was interesting and more to the point not a distraction. Always enjoy your playing and great to see those three guitars in action.
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