The hearing in my right is slowly getting better after having sat right in front of eight amps that the lead guitarist for L.A Guns was using during a L.A Guns concert tonight. He had eight Marshall amps, and man were they loud. His Marshall amps were so load that I could feel the vibration from them on my chest, and stomach. And I was sitting in the third row, just slightly right of center stage.
The hearing in my right is slowly getting better after having sat right in front of eight amps that the lead guitarist for L.A Guns was using during a L.A Guns concert tonight. He had eight Marshall amps, and man were they loud. His Marshall amps were so load that I could feel the vibration from them on my chest, and stomach. And I was sitting in the third row, just slightly right of center stage.
Are you sure it's from the amps and not from the speakers at the venue? I usually don't hear the amps that much when I'm at concerts and I'm usually in the front row. Most of the sounds come from the speakers.
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Are you sure it's from the amps and not from the speakers at the venue? I usually don't hear the amps that much when I'm at concerts and I'm usually in the front row. Most of the sounds come from the speakers.
@DeKay - I hope you'll feel better. Nothing worse than being sick on the weekend.
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