A phrase used by elite musicians to describe/initiate the surfing of the World Wide Web to gain further information about a variety of gear-related studies and professionals.
These studies may include:
-Technical knowledge about equipment.
-Studio specifications.
-Old/New methods of recording and editing sound.
-Stalking of other fellow musicians (past and present).
-Building up a superior lingo about everyday things i.e "attenuate the volume of the nearfields"
These studies may include:
-Technical knowledge about equipment.
-Studio specifications.
-Old/New methods of recording and editing sound.
-Stalking of other fellow musicians (past and present).
-Building up a superior lingo about everyday things i.e "attenuate the volume of the nearfields"
"It's time to go on a Gear Rampage!"
"I found the perfect guitar during a Gear Rampage today!"
Musician:"How come you know so much about these thing?"
Elite Musician:"It's taken me many years of Gear Rampaging"
"You got ripped off paying so much for that microphone. Did you even go on a Gear Rampage before you bought it?"
"I found the perfect guitar during a Gear Rampage today!"
Musician:"How come you know so much about these thing?"
Elite Musician:"It's taken me many years of Gear Rampaging"
"You got ripped off paying so much for that microphone. Did you even go on a Gear Rampage before you bought it?"
by Osiah April 03, 2010
From "Gear-Head". A gear bigot is a car enthusiast prejudiced against certain automotive marques because of their country of origin; a domestic car enthusiast who, unaware of the high performance nature of many foreign cars, continues to think if it is not a Detroit product, it's not high-performance; a person who uses derisive terms to refer to foreign cars, i.e., "ricer", "rice-burner", "kraut can", etc.;
a person who doesn't care once-foreign cars are manufactured in the USA and continues to refer to them as
"imports" but by derisive terms.
a person who doesn't care once-foreign cars are manufactured in the USA and continues to refer to them as
"imports" but by derisive terms.
He won't consider buying any car with a foreign-sounding name, even though it's made in the USA. He's a real gear bigot.
by Cameltow_Albuquerque October 24, 2012
by osma's left nut August 22, 2021
Underneath the corporate veil, cranking the gears, aren't moneys, robots, or artificial intelligence, but people: managers, employees, corporate executives, and shareholders. -- "UNSCRIPTED: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Entrepreneurship" by MJ DeMarco
by LBRT August 01, 2017
by chickendip224 December 29, 2021
(noun)
not a real friend, this is a person who is not regularly invited to one’s house for jam sessions, nor is this a person who one talks to all day long on Facebook messenger. Jam sessions and messages are for real friends.
not a real friend, this is a person who is not regularly invited to one’s house for jam sessions, nor is this a person who one talks to all day long on Facebook messenger. Jam sessions and messages are for real friends.
by Neeneenah August 24, 2019
Expensive name brand tactical gear and firearms accessories. People will often purchase said gear, but not spend enough money on training, with obvious results.
Tim spent his whole paycheck on Gucci Gear, and doesn’t have any money left for ammo to go to the range.
by Waffenmeister April 06, 2021