Blood Drenched Halo
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I meant real in terms of "people that wanna attempt to actually look like the opposite sex"
Dave Brian Muscato / Danielle Tatiana Muscato / Danielle Brian Muscato - Half-Assed Trans Activist, Fully Arrested, Rape Appropriator, Currently Trying to Extort His Parents
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Can be done online: https://mydss.mo.gov/renewImagine having to listen to Dave practice guitar for hours while you wait in a government office. Also, Sarah is calling him "honey" in the comments.(Post)
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So is he too stupid to manage this, wanted to try and get others to do it for him or just wanted to be seen playing the guitar in public? Yes.
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I think Dave is from the Joe Lavery school of trans - a textbook narc who loves the heckin’ validation and salivates over the opportunity to transgress boundaries without consequences.
Many such cases, and contrary to many farmers, I don’t think it’s necessarily a fetish. Just good old personality disorder.
Many such cases, and contrary to many farmers, I don’t think it’s necessarily a fetish. Just good old personality disorder.
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He posted a photo of all his meds a while back, it was about half supplements, some expired meds he no longer takes (but pretends he does), and the rest real meds are all fat fuck meds, BP meds, I think he's on statins too, etc. In that pic was exactly one (1) tranny med which was the bare minimum dose of IIRC spiro, one of the "starter" troon drugs, which he may not even take. He consistently blames his "chronic health issues" aka FAT on his inability or unwillingness to take further troon meds or get surgery etc. but in reality he's just lazy, same reason he doesn't fix his easily fixable "chronic health issues" by eating less.
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I'm thinking that is the pink hat he was wearing the other day.
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The gray thing against his paunch looks like the fingers of a glove. If the pink thing isn't that hat, it's a sex toy and I can't even.
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Just some ether and rags.
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This would not surprise me one bit.
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That is a completely different BLM hoodie than he usually wears (the typeface is different). And yet it's still filthy, somehow.
"In photo: Mayor Barbara (r.), buffalo (l.)"
Not Dr. Evil
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"I'm in constant, crippling back pain, I can barely stand and need a wheelchair just to move about let alone work a 9 to 5."
...except when I get to play guitar, then I can stand for hours and move without issue. Funny huh?
Attractive Sexhaver
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The fucker was also doing audio mixing for an event, which is very plainly a job people do for pay. He's the most obvious welfare fraud ever
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not gonna do anything of course but incase anyone was curious...
To report a suspected welfare scammer in the US, you can contact your local welfare agency directly or call the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General hotline at 1-800-HHS-TIPS (1-800-447-8477)
To report a suspected welfare scammer in the US, you can contact your local welfare agency directly or call the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General hotline at 1-800-HHS-TIPS (1-800-447-8477)
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Yeah, I could have sworn he said he has to play sitting down... you know, as a result of the crippling back pain. I guess not.
He is such a bad welfare fraud, he doesn't even bother to try and live up to his bullshit.
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yah he really is nothing more then a lazy ass 40 year old NEET. He just will not work no matter what. Dave would rather leech of friends, living on couches and bumming everything he needs than act like an adult.
I know I've said this before but man he will be in for such a shock when he finds out Daddy didn't leave him the millions he's counting on.
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For those like me who are mildly obsessed by Dave’s guitar collection, it currently stands at around 20. He says he’s paring the collection down, but the last time he did that he went and bought more guitars, the spendthrift.
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He has also given us insight into his amp preferences. Someone upstream called him a gear queer and he certainly lives down to that.
GET THE LOOK!
all prices based on quick googling
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Great question. Good idea for a thread.
Assuming in this hypothetical that my kitten was already safe, my first thought was my handmade 16-in Ed Schaefer carved archtop guitar:
front
back
video demo
It's my most expensive guitar, and I think of it as my favorite. It's actually not the one I play the most at all, though. The one I play everyday and practice on and gig with as my first choice, is my Strandberg Fusion model NX6:
https://i.imgur.com/5uK1rxV.jpeg
If I lost all of my instruments in a fire, the first one I would buy would be another Strandberg Fusion. As much as I love my archtop, they are so expensive now, I'm not really sure I would buy another one. Mine was made in 1993.
I have about 20 guitars right now, but I'm in the process of paring down again. Some of them I've had for decades, many of them I more recently traded for.
The one that would be the most difficult to replace in terms of rarity would be my 1998 Gibson Les Paul DC Standard in jalapeno green finish with gold hardware. There are only about 400 of them. I've only seen two of them for sale besides mine in the last 20 years of watching for them. It's my favorite guitar in terms of looks, and I LOVE the tone. Like a LP but fatter and hotter. This model has 24 frets and a '60s slim-taper neck profile. It's also chambered.
https://imgur.com/gallery/o8HuA0z
It's funny, I rarely play that one, too. Really my Strandberg has ruined me for all other guitars. Once you try that Endureneck, it's hard to go back to a regular guitar. I also really like the HSH configuration and the Suhr pickups. The Gibson 490R/498T in my Standard DC are fine if not a little hot for my taste - I play a lot of jazz. I love the color and the maple top and the gold hardware, and the light weight. It doesn't balance as well as my Strandberg, it has a bit of neck dive, but I usually play seated, so it's not the big of a deal.
The one I record with the most is a partscaster with a True Temperament neck and Duncans. I would miss that one a lot. It also has Line 6 Variax electronics, and a great floating bridge from James Tyler:
https://imgur.com/gallery/6Zw6d
Another one I would miss a lot is my Martin 000-15sm. Fortunately they are widely available. Mine has an aftermarket Fishman Aura pickup in it.
Video demo: https://youtu.be/1Mi7WMOAUcM?si=7OMltKmTy1xdY3pw
Assuming in this hypothetical that my kitten was already safe, my first thought was my handmade 16-in Ed Schaefer carved archtop guitar:
front
back
video demo
It's my most expensive guitar, and I think of it as my favorite. It's actually not the one I play the most at all, though. The one I play everyday and practice on and gig with as my first choice, is my Strandberg Fusion model NX6:
https://i.imgur.com/5uK1rxV.jpeg
If I lost all of my instruments in a fire, the first one I would buy would be another Strandberg Fusion. As much as I love my archtop, they are so expensive now, I'm not really sure I would buy another one. Mine was made in 1993.
I have about 20 guitars right now, but I'm in the process of paring down again. Some of them I've had for decades, many of them I more recently traded for.
The one that would be the most difficult to replace in terms of rarity would be my 1998 Gibson Les Paul DC Standard in jalapeno green finish with gold hardware. There are only about 400 of them. I've only seen two of them for sale besides mine in the last 20 years of watching for them. It's my favorite guitar in terms of looks, and I LOVE the tone. Like a LP but fatter and hotter. This model has 24 frets and a '60s slim-taper neck profile. It's also chambered.
https://imgur.com/gallery/o8HuA0z
It's funny, I rarely play that one, too. Really my Strandberg has ruined me for all other guitars. Once you try that Endureneck, it's hard to go back to a regular guitar. I also really like the HSH configuration and the Suhr pickups. The Gibson 490R/498T in my Standard DC are fine if not a little hot for my taste - I play a lot of jazz. I love the color and the maple top and the gold hardware, and the light weight. It doesn't balance as well as my Strandberg, it has a bit of neck dive, but I usually play seated, so it's not the big of a deal.
The one I record with the most is a partscaster with a True Temperament neck and Duncans. I would miss that one a lot. It also has Line 6 Variax electronics, and a great floating bridge from James Tyler:
https://imgur.com/gallery/6Zw6d
Another one I would miss a lot is my Martin 000-15sm. Fortunately they are widely available. Mine has an aftermarket Fishman Aura pickup in it.
Video demo: https://youtu.be/1Mi7WMOAUcM?si=7OMltKmTy1xdY3pw
He has also given us insight into his amp preferences. Someone upstream called him a gear queer and he certainly lives down to that.
[–]DanielleMuscato 1 point 1 day ago
I've had so many amps... a Fender Concert, a solid-state Fender Harvard Reverb, a Blues Jr (modified by Bill M to 6L6), a Fargen custom shop Blackbird, a Fender SuperSonic, a Roland Cube (several actually), Line 6/Bogner DT25 tube hybrid combo, a Friedman PT20....
I could keep going.
As a jazz player, who also plays some blues, singer/songwriter, some rock 'n roll....
My DV Mark Little Jazz is my all-time favorite amp. It's been my go-to for about ten years now. Man I love that thing. I've also owned a DV Mark Jazz 12 and a few different Markbass amps. They really know what they're doing.
Highly recommended. Also they are LOUD. The 1x8 is genuinely overkill for a lot of smaller venues. I've never turned it up past 6 or so.
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[–]DanielleMuscato 2 points 1 day ago*
I originally had the 12, I sold it and switched to the eight because the eight has plenty of low end (closed back), and it's as I said very efficient in terms of the speaker, and additionally, it's lighter and smaller. They both use the same amp guts, the only differences are open-back on the 12 vs closed on the 8, the speaker size of course, and the 8 has a metal grill vs a fabric grill on the 12.
I have had a lot of people remark about how so much sound is coming from that little thing, I can't imagine needing more than this. It has an XLR out, and a separate switch to mute the speaker on the back, too.
The ONLY thing I would change about it is that the internal cooling fan is pretty loud, as far as fans go. If you are mic'ing it in a sound booth, it's got a decent noise floor. But unless you are in that specific situation, you wouldn't notice it anyway. I have never noticed it live.
I really love that amp. I'm just so impressed with it. I prefer it to anything else I've ever tried, and I've had multiple amps over the years costing 5x as much. It's just fantastically engineered and executed.
The other poster who said it's a less expensive Henriksen is spot on. The Henriksen is 3x the price, has two independent channels each with their own EQ sections, combo inputs for XLR or 1/4", and some other features I don't need/want. It only comes in a 2-way, 1x6+tweeter or 1x10+tweeter. The 1x8 DV Mark doesn't have a crossover and it's easier to mic with just the one cone. An 8" speaker is right between the two Henriksen sizes, and I think the ideal size, for my jazz guitar sound.
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They have a 30-day return policy if you want to check it out. Personally I prefer the DV Mark because I don't like dealing with crossovers and trying to mic up something like that. If you need a second channel and/or a 5-band EQ and/or an XLR input with phantom power, They have some nice features. They also have a lot more wattage, it just depends on what you need. It would be overkill for me, the DV Mark is simpler and does everything I need. You might order them both and compare if you want to see if it's worth it for you.
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I've had so many amps... a Fender Concert, a solid-state Fender Harvard Reverb, a Blues Jr (modified by Bill M to 6L6), a Fargen custom shop Blackbird, a Fender SuperSonic, a Roland Cube (several actually), Line 6/Bogner DT25 tube hybrid combo, a Friedman PT20....
I could keep going.
As a jazz player, who also plays some blues, singer/songwriter, some rock 'n roll....
My DV Mark Little Jazz is my all-time favorite amp. It's been my go-to for about ten years now. Man I love that thing. I've also owned a DV Mark Jazz 12 and a few different Markbass amps. They really know what they're doing.
Highly recommended. Also they are LOUD. The 1x8 is genuinely overkill for a lot of smaller venues. I've never turned it up past 6 or so.
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[–]DanielleMuscato 2 points 1 day ago*
I originally had the 12, I sold it and switched to the eight because the eight has plenty of low end (closed back), and it's as I said very efficient in terms of the speaker, and additionally, it's lighter and smaller. They both use the same amp guts, the only differences are open-back on the 12 vs closed on the 8, the speaker size of course, and the 8 has a metal grill vs a fabric grill on the 12.
I have had a lot of people remark about how so much sound is coming from that little thing, I can't imagine needing more than this. It has an XLR out, and a separate switch to mute the speaker on the back, too.
The ONLY thing I would change about it is that the internal cooling fan is pretty loud, as far as fans go. If you are mic'ing it in a sound booth, it's got a decent noise floor. But unless you are in that specific situation, you wouldn't notice it anyway. I have never noticed it live.
I really love that amp. I'm just so impressed with it. I prefer it to anything else I've ever tried, and I've had multiple amps over the years costing 5x as much. It's just fantastically engineered and executed.
The other poster who said it's a less expensive Henriksen is spot on. The Henriksen is 3x the price, has two independent channels each with their own EQ sections, combo inputs for XLR or 1/4", and some other features I don't need/want. It only comes in a 2-way, 1x6+tweeter or 1x10+tweeter. The 1x8 DV Mark doesn't have a crossover and it's easier to mic with just the one cone. An 8" speaker is right between the two Henriksen sizes, and I think the ideal size, for my jazz guitar sound.
link
They have a 30-day return policy if you want to check it out. Personally I prefer the DV Mark because I don't like dealing with crossovers and trying to mic up something like that. If you need a second channel and/or a 5-band EQ and/or an XLR input with phantom power, They have some nice features. They also have a lot more wattage, it just depends on what you need. It would be overkill for me, the DV Mark is simpler and does everything I need. You might order them both and compare if you want to see if it's worth it for you.
link
GET THE LOOK!
| 1998 Gibson Les Paul DC Standard in jalapeno green finish with gold hardware | ~$2500-3200 |
| 16-in Ed Schaefer carved archtop guitar | ~ $5000 |
| Strandberg | ~ $3000 |
| Martin 000-15sm | ~ $2000 |
| DV Mark Little Jazz amp | ~ $345-400 |
all prices based on quick googling
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I know working (i.e. getting paid for it) musicians with far fewer guitars. Off the top of my head, they have an average of 14, including acoustic. One has 12, two of which are bass. He makes more in one session than Dave could dream of.
For a man whose entire life is a lie (woman, musician, writer, abuse victim, campaigner, celebrant, chef, cripple, rape victim adjacent, human being) and has nothing to do but work on those lies, Dave is such a shit larper it's unreal.
For a man whose entire life is a lie (woman, musician, writer, abuse victim, campaigner, celebrant, chef, cripple, rape victim adjacent, human being) and has nothing to do but work on those lies, Dave is such a shit larper it's unreal.
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Dave's guitar collecting is 100% wealthy failson shit. Plenty of rich losers collect expensive golf clubs, cameras, rifles, chef's knives etc. without ever being any good at their hobby, or able to make a living off it. He might have fantasies of being a working class community activist, but he's very clearly the NEET offspring of well off professionals.