1. " I can't break the laws of physics just so you can have more vocal in your monitor. I didn't invent the laws, I just live by them"
2. "Repeating the phrase, 'More me, more me' from the microphone, over and over, comes across just a bit self-centered."
3. "No, there isn't a 'muddy knob' I can turn down to make it sound better"
4. "A new microphone will help some, but let's not expect any miracles."
5. "Do you think you could move the monitor yourself? If not, I'll certainly run all the way down the stairs, across the auditorium and up to the stage to scoot it over three inches"
Steve Hotra's projects:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=1080096
Full Sail Band:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandid=1080129
I am loving the tone of this guitar. I bought it used from Street Sounds in NYC.
Filtron pickups with bigsby. Nice gold trim makes it shine
I am currently playing the following guitars:
Gretsch Black Falcon w/ bigsby
Taylor T5 thinline with a KOA top.
1983 Gibson ES 335 dot.
1999 Fender American Nashville Telecaster with a B -bender.
1973 BC Rich Acoustic guitar ( my 1st expensive guitar)
1974 Gibson J 45 deluxe acoustic guitar
Lyon & Healy Mandolin 1900's
Rittenberry SD 10 3x5 pedal steel guitar
Guitar amps:
Jazzkat Tomkat amplifier
Effects:
Line 6 POD X3L
Among Thorns song with KJ singing lead and multiple guitar tracks by Steve.Pastor Chris Kainu was the drummer.CDs are still available :)
Your Love, O Lord by Third Day.Mark on lead vocals & his favorite lead guitar player!
Did a Google search on my BC Rich B-28.
There isn't a lot of information out there.
This is part of a e-mail response to a former owner of a B 28.
Owners are far and few between.
Based upon what I know to be true of my guitar, below is Dale's response: