This ToneSlinger video demo takes an even slate look at 5 condenser microphones for guitar cabinets. All tone samples were recorded simulatneously out of the...
Showing posts with label Roundup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roundup. Show all posts
Monday, 11 March 2013
Guitar Cabinet Microphone Roundup Part 1 - Condensers (1/2)
Guitar Cabinet Microphone Roundup Part 1 - Condensers (1/2) Video Clips. Duration : 9.22 Mins.
This ToneSlinger video demo takes an even slate look at 5 condenser microphones for guitar cabinets. All tone samples were recorded simulatneously out of the...
This ToneSlinger video demo takes an even slate look at 5 condenser microphones for guitar cabinets. All tone samples were recorded simulatneously out of the...
Sunday, 27 January 2013
Federal Court Upholds Free Speech Zone Roundup: David Knight Reports
Federal Court Upholds Free Speech Zone Roundup: David Knight Reports Video Clips. Duration : 5.23 Mins.
There was once a group of men who established a fundamental law of the land that allowed the people of their new found country to peaceably assemble and petition their government for a redress of grievances. These founding fathers of that Great nation even went so far as to declare that the government itself could never make a law that would threaten to supplant these protections, which were reserved exclusively for the people. This concept of freedom of assembly and protest was so critical to protecting and preserving the liberty of the people that it was the very first law -- the very first Amendment -- proposed by the newly elected representatives of These United States of America and came into effect on December 15, 1791. It's frightening what just a couple of hundred years of politicking, self serving greed and expediency can do to a nation. Apparently, somewhere along the way, politicians and judges who hold their personal views in higher regard than those laws upon which this nation was founded, have taken it upon themselves to decide what's best for the American people and that, perhaps, we have a little too much liberty: A federal appeals court has upheld the creation of no demonstration zones, which prohibit free speech in certain public areas. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals released a ruling yesterday upholding a lower court's decision that also declared such zones as being permissible. The opinion was penned by Judge Dennis Jacobs on behalf of a three ...
There was once a group of men who established a fundamental law of the land that allowed the people of their new found country to peaceably assemble and petition their government for a redress of grievances. These founding fathers of that Great nation even went so far as to declare that the government itself could never make a law that would threaten to supplant these protections, which were reserved exclusively for the people. This concept of freedom of assembly and protest was so critical to protecting and preserving the liberty of the people that it was the very first law -- the very first Amendment -- proposed by the newly elected representatives of These United States of America and came into effect on December 15, 1791. It's frightening what just a couple of hundred years of politicking, self serving greed and expediency can do to a nation. Apparently, somewhere along the way, politicians and judges who hold their personal views in higher regard than those laws upon which this nation was founded, have taken it upon themselves to decide what's best for the American people and that, perhaps, we have a little too much liberty: A federal appeals court has upheld the creation of no demonstration zones, which prohibit free speech in certain public areas. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals released a ruling yesterday upholding a lower court's decision that also declared such zones as being permissible. The opinion was penned by Judge Dennis Jacobs on behalf of a three ...
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