THIS is how you need to use amps at training!

[deeaa]

You'll finally be able to hear the guitars, even though one amp was in the shop being repaired! Four full 100W stacks!

Yeah, that's me at the mic but not our facility.

 

[marnold]

I think I lost my hearing just looking at that picture.

 

[Katastrophe]

Visions of the "amp scene" in Back to the Future are swimming around in my head.

Looks way cool!

 

[deeaa]

The room is small, too, square shape so there really isnt room for much else besides those amphs, just the drums right to my left and then another wall. Small vocal speakers.

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[Monkus]

whaaaat....?

 

[Ch0jin]

Four full stacks and one guitar stand...

Someone likes to be heard huh.

Is that one bands gear or just a storage location? (also, looks very cold! I'm used to having the AC on full blast in our rehearsal space. It looks so strange to see you all rugged up at "training". (sub bracketed comment, I love that you call it 'training' rather than 'practice' or 'rehearsal'. Absolutely correct from a grammatical point of view I believe, but unusual in Australian English in this context.))

 

[deeaa]

One band, a Motörhead tribute band...they play Loud! I was just leaving thats why have so much clothing...

Yeah, we call it 'training' here (treenit) which is usual for 'keeping up skills' or fitness too; rehearhals (harkat) are used more when practicing for some goal like an upcoming show or such, also in theatre and sports competitions.

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[NWBasser]

Oh, Motorhead tribute. Then I'd guess that a couple of those are used for bass.

At least I think Lemmy uses Marshall guitar stacks for his bass tone.