anyone ever get shirts from [url]www.shirtsforbands.com[/url]?

Fisting?

[QUOTE=TBrown87;16603010]hey, asdf do you make all your stencils yourself?[/QUOTE]

Yeah? What do you mean by that like design/cut them myself? Yeah, I do, although when I started I just cut band logos which isn't designing myself.

And of you guys remember me?

Not unless you are the guy with the awesome rice crispy square recipe

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DIY iPod speakers ^^
 

1. Grab yourself a 3.5 mm to 2.5 mm plug adapter from your local best-buy/digital-whatever store

2. Plug the adapter into your iPod

3. Plug your iPod into the guitar amp like you would a guitar

4. Turn your iPod's volume to zero, and the amp's volume to ten

5. Play; you should get a medium-type volume range

6. Adjust your equalizer and the amp equalizers as preferred

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That's pretty ridiculous. I was just about to try it but any adapters I have like that are not with me. Does it sound decent?

Here's my finished stencil of Evel Knievel on a moped:
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Yeah, it sounds pretty good; not outstanding though. But certainly good enough to serve as a speaker system for my small room. I usually use treble 10, mid 0, bass 8 for dance music, and something like... i think treble 6, mid 3, and bass 9 for metal/heavy stuff.

Haha, Knievel on a moped. :lol:

I do that with my ipod and laptop, sometimes into my mixing board to speakers.