Shoutout to St. Paul and the Broken Bones!
chrisphillipsdrums
Jun 26, 2023
1 min read
Hey all!
Wanted to give a shoutout this week to the band St. Paul and the Broken Bones. I actually was able to pick up a new compressor from Jessie the bands bassist Jessie Phillips ( Not related... but could be Distant Cousins) . They just opened their "Store" on Reverb.com where a lot of people get new and mainly used gear. I was able to get a Golden Age Project 3A Compressor for my Audio Rack in my home studio! I am excited to use it while Chris and I finish up these New songs!
Here are some Pics! and links below! Thanks Jessie! #stpaulandthebrokenbones #jessiephillips #audio #compressor #newsongs #bands #letsbefriends #iamdynamite #reverb
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That is awesome that you scored a Golden Age Project 3A Compressor directly from Jessie Phillips—it’s always a great feeling to find high-quality used gear on Reverb, especially when it comes from a musician you admire! Having the right equipment makes a massive difference in how a project turns out, whether you're dialing in a perfect vocal track or working through complex tasks like formatting a clean audio rack. It actually reminds me of how vital getting the right specialized support can be when you're overwhelmed by technical details, much like needing reliable Help With Healthcare Assignments when trying to balance a chaotic school schedule with demanding medical coursework. I can’t wait to hear how the new tracks sound once…