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Category: Music
Description: Quick custom piece I just did on a guy.
Added by: BadWolf
Image Type: Tattoo work
Studio Name: BadWolf's Studio
Location of tattoo: Back
Rating: 5.88 (301 Vote(s))
Date: 07.12.2007 18:03
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Author: Comment:
kohlhaas
artist
Guest
Noice!
I like it :)
07.12.2007 23:53 Offline
CxCx
artist
Guest
question...
Why a quarter inch jack as opposed to a Lo-Z jack on the Mic? Just curious.

The piece looks great, wolf!
07.12.2007 23:59 Offline
BadWolf
artist
answer...
**Why a quarter inch jack as opposed to a Lo-Z jack on the Mic? Just curious. **

Not sure...I'm not a singer...I'm a tattoo artist.
LOL
I sketched it, he liked it, and I pounded it in.

Thanks for the comments, though!

It was a fun piece. He wanted it simple, colorful and stylized, but had limited funds, and I was bored with doing PSU bullshit and answering stupid questions, so i figured I could kill a couple of hours....
LOL
I was real happy with the mic, itself. There wasn't much I could do to enhance the bass because it was supposed to be somewhat like his.
07.13.2007 00:34 Offline
jamison
enthusiast
Guest
Tits.
Fucking sex.... I love it. That is really amazing.
07.13.2007 03:55 Offline http://www.myspace.com/scottandaguitar
Tattude
enthusiast
Guest
Looks GOOD..
Solid piece...
07.19.2007 14:39 Offline http://www.endlessummertattoo.com
phantommenace
enthusiast
!
great work .
07.26.2007 17:08 Offline
kbo_rocks_yo_face
enthusiast
love it
i love this...i play bass, and this is just amazing! =D
great work
11.25.2007 15:51 Offline
gl1tt3r
enthusiast
Gorgeous!
Ah, I absolutely love this! Especially the super bright colors, it really sticks out. Really has a lot of movement.
11.26.2007 11:09 Offline http://www.myspace.com/gl1tt3rn1nj4
AlfieNoakes
enthusiast
well
"Why a quarter inch jack as opposed to a Lo-Z jack on the Mic? Just curious. "

it's actually a balanced, or stereo jack plug. (note the two insulator rings on the plug) also known as a TRS jack (tip, ring, sleeve)

it's true a lot of mics run with 1/4" jacks, the one shown is almost certainly a dynamic mic, which doesn't need phantom power so using a jack is quite common especially on smaller live PA set ups, it would usually be an unbalanced or mono jack, although if correctly wired the balanced cable would work.

So, it's not technically incorrect.
12.09.2007 05:06 Offline
BadWolf
artist
Well...
Thank you for that information. That makes me feel a whole lot better. I referenced it (as I usually do when i am not sure) in a guitar catalog that also sells mics, and they definately had 1/4" jacks...so I knew they must still use them.
12.12.2007 10:10 Offline
edgeyoukated
enthusiast
duuude
that's so kick ass!
04.22.2008 11:08 Offline
xlisaxmariex
enthusiast
wicked kool
but it rele should b a bass klef...sorry to b piky!!! it just makes sense u know?BASS guitar, BASS klaf...idk.

but it kicks fucking ass!!!
06.07.2008 19:33 Offline



 
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