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[Dick Rees]

Starting my list of subjective, non-specific terms in re sound and sound quality.

1.  "Killer" "slammin'" "bitchin'"
2.  "Hi's" "Mid's"  "Lo's"  (dividing the typical 7 octave range of a sound system into 3 parts)
3.  "More" (more what?) and the compliment "less"

gat any favorites?  

[Ian Hunt]

A little more 'air' in the mix

[Tom Manchester]

"Those subs have a ton of ASS"

or the opposite

"Those subs suck ASS"

[Phil LaDue]

As a response to- "how's the stage volume?"

                   "metric crapload"

[Mike Kirkpatrick]

I love being able to tell someone they have great "pipes".

What would be the opposite?
Bad Pipes?
Rusty Pipes?
Clogged Pipes?

[Dave Barnett]

I use the word "thingy" a lot.

[Milt Hathaway]

The CH, and its finer companion measurement the RCH

[John Schmidt]

That amp really has "suds" and the sub really "thumps"...

John

[Mike Grant]

Sounds like I'm in a box...

[Adam Whetham]

The ones that differ much for me is the call for more "Body" (to many different forms of body aparently) or less "tin". Can you turn the "Woof" down? Sure i'll get right on those Woof and Tin knobs and crank that body! More "Fullness", can I get less "Hum?" (No not an actual hum in the monitor... i was confused too)



Colors are another favorite... "Its got a little to much "Blue" Going on. thats getting a little much on the "Red"


Favorite one was a drunk merch guy for a jam band warning me about the Moog guy thinking that overdriving my input makes a great effect. Dude watch out for Phil, when he lays that moog down hard, he gets that "Bad ass ice pick sound" beating your head! You'll want to EQ that down a little....