Re: Whitney drums

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Kirt Wingard
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> "Robert Schuh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> : [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> :
> : > >
> : > > i've had the chance to play these drums at the hollywood drum show,
> and no
> : > > amount of tuning gave me a really resonant sound.  with single-ply
> batter and
> : > > reso heads, they sounded very closed-up and boxy.
> : > >
> : >
> : > I heard a set at our local summer music festival and out front they
> : > sounded great.  Maybe not everyone's cup o'tea but it was a big warm
> : > round sound.
> : >
> : > hellen


Kirt,


I have never hidden the fact that I use a fake name here and that I am
no girl.  I once tried to ask RS an honest question as unprovocatively
as possible and he still did the apeshit number with me.  When I
pointed out that it was psychos like him (with a known record for
stalking people by phone) that make me choose to use a 'nym for posting
here, he of course went double apeshit.  I have always refused to fight
with him about it  so now he tries to bait me.

Even though I post here with a 'nym any of the regulars know I don't
post a lot and I don't post just to start shit. It's hardly hiding.

I have heard the Whitneys but only once and it was through a much
better than average PA.  I can see why someone might call them tubby
but they sounded great in the house.

Kirt, what can you tell me about the spelling of your name?  My parents
named me Kurt and I know plenty of Curts (usually short for Curtis) but
never spelled like yours.

hellen/Kurt




> :
> : Nice fake post and fake name. Asshole
> :
> 
> Stop being a moron.  I *can* be a bigger bully than you  but I hope that
> you'll heed some friendly advice and stop flaming ppl who you don't know
> anything about.  'kay?
> 
> /kirt