You California Slutz

Midlandmorgan · 22nd December 2003

Hope everything and everyone is OK with you...just saw the 6.5 earthquake news...

Mother Nature sure can be a bitch sometimes....

Ken

David Herbert · 22nd December 2003

Luckily the damage doesn't appear to bad. It was far enough away that the LA folks probably just activated a HP filter and kept rolling! It might have caused some power damage, so people might not be online. Any south coasters who can chime in? David

e-cue · 22nd December 2003

Foot massage in LA.

imacgreg · 23rd December 2003

Holy Crap... I live in Santa Barbara, but wasn't in the area when it happened. Hope my surfboards are still upright...

e

Anyone from the SB, Goleta, Ventura area feel the quake?
ian

Klaseed · 23rd December 2003

I sure felt it in Cupertino. It was a pretty gentle (i.e. rolling, not jerking) quake, but lasted longer than most of 'em. It lasted at least 30 seconds up here...

I always get the biggest adrenaline rush when I feel a quake, but they're scary as hell.

keyboardman · 23rd December 2003

Northridge here. I was sitting outside and felt kinda seasick all of the sudden. Stood up, felt even dizzier and realized we were having an earthquake. A real "roller", not a jolt, absolutely no sound.

Kind of surreal for about 30 seconds...

Rick Sutton · 23rd December 2003

My studio is about 30 miles from the epicenter....Holy Cow Batman!!!... it shook up a storm. I was in my car at the time and it felt like you had a blowout on all four tires...wandered all over 'til you could pull off the road. The studio doesn't look like it has any structural damage but I'm spending today putting stuff back on shelfs etc. Biggest problem was the hard drives that took leaps onto the floor. Not going to put them back up until I've got a method for holding them down. Paso Robles, ten miles north of us, took a heavier blow. Our town's oldest and most impressive structure has been roped off and deemed unsafe...we're all hoping that it can be saved. Aftershocks still shake us occassionally. Man, sure am glad that it was a 6.5 instead of a 7 something! Hope you all have a stable, joyous holiday season. Around here it's like Jerry Lee Lewis sang... "Whole Lot Of Shakin' Goin' On"

Stick · 23rd December 2003

I was with my family at the LA Zoo in Griffith Park... we didn't even notice it. Not sure why...

Berolzheimer · 23rd December 2003

I didn't feel anything here in Glendale, but my friend who mixes at the Hyperion Theatre in Anaheim said that in the middle of his crew meeting they all looked up from the orchestra pit to see the flown speaker arrays & light trusses swinging around.

stanner · 26th December 2003

[QUOTE]Originally posted by David Herbert
[B]Luckily the damage doesn't appear to bad...

yeah a coupla peeps dead-not too bad

s

22nd December 2003	#1
Midlandmorgan Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Midland TX Posts: 1,120 Thread Starter	You California Slutz Hope everything and everyone is OK with you...just saw the 6.5 earthquake news... Mother Nature sure can be a bitch sometimes.... Ken __________________ Ken Morgan Wireline Studio Midland, TX Good Sound Starts With Good Gear - Great Sound Starts With Great Players

22nd December 2003	#2
David Herbert Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Vancouver, BC Posts: 556	Luckily the damage doesn't appear to bad. It was far enough away that the LA folks probably just activated a HP filter and kept rolling! It might have caused some power damage, so people might not be online. Any south coasters who can chime in? David __________________ My band: CRAvery.com

23rd December 2003	#4
imacgreg Gear addict Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Echo Park, Los Angeles Posts: 444	Holy Crap... I live in Santa Barbara, but wasn't in the area when it happened. Hope my surfboards are still upright... e Anyone from the SB, Goleta, Ventura area feel the quake? ian __________________ ---------- Ian MacGregor http://twitter.com/#!/blackwatchsound www.standard-audio.com - Home of the Level-Or, 500 series Level-loc inspired limiter Visit Standard Audio on Facebook

23rd December 2003	#5
Klaseed Gear nut Joined: Jul 2002 Location: San Francisco Posts: 77	I sure felt it in Cupertino. It was a pretty gentle (i.e. rolling, not jerking) quake, but lasted longer than most of 'em. It lasted at least 30 seconds up here... I always get the biggest adrenaline rush when I feel a quake, but they're scary as hell. __________________ Plate of shrimp

23rd December 2003	#9
Berolzheimer Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2002 Location: El Lay Posts: 2,209	I didn't feel anything here in Glendale, but my friend who mixes at the Hyperion Theatre in Anaheim said that in the middle of his crew meeting they all looked up from the orchestra pit to see the flown speaker arrays & light trusses swinging around. __________________ Purveyor of fine sounds since 1961. My very incomplete IMDB list: My very incomplete IMDB list I'm all ears.

22nd December 2003	#3
e-cue Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Lost Angeles Posts: 4,069	Foot massage in LA.

23rd December 2003	#6
keyboardman Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2003 Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 260	Northridge here. I was sitting outside and felt kinda seasick all of the sudden. Stood up, felt even dizzier and realized we were having an earthquake. A real "roller", not a jolt, absolutely no sound. Kind of surreal for about 30 seconds...

23rd December 2003	#7
Rick Sutton Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2003 Location: Atascadero, CA Posts: 4,057	My studio is about 30 miles from the epicenter....Holy Cow Batman!!!... it shook up a storm. I was in my car at the time and it felt like you had a blowout on all four tires...wandered all over 'til you could pull off the road. The studio doesn't look like it has any structural damage but I'm spending today putting stuff back on shelfs etc. Biggest problem was the hard drives that took leaps onto the floor. Not going to put them back up until I've got a method for holding them down. Paso Robles, ten miles north of us, took a heavier blow. Our town's oldest and most impressive structure has been roped off and deemed unsafe...we're all hoping that it can be saved. Aftershocks still shake us occassionally. Man, sure am glad that it was a 6.5 instead of a 7 something! Hope you all have a stable, joyous holiday season. Around here it's like Jerry Lee Lewis sang... "Whole Lot Of Shakin' Goin' On"

23rd December 2003	#8
Stick Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Meadow Vista, CA Posts: 685	I was with my family at the LA Zoo in Griffith Park... we didn't even notice it. Not sure why...

26th December 2003	#10
stanner Gear interested Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 3	[QUOTE]Originally posted by David Herbert [B]Luckily the damage doesn't appear to bad... yeah a coupla peeps dead-not too bad s __________________ ~REVERB RULES~

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