Jopa & Metall
Jopa
Yo Metall, ever tried turning a broken amp into a lava lamp of sound? Let's see if we can push that 120 decibel rule to the next level—just a little chaos, no strings attached.
Metall
Sounds like a gimmick to me, but if you want to turn a broken amp into a lava lamp of sound, first collect the parts as relics, then treat the whole thing like a ritual. You can't just add chaos and hope for 120 decibels—without a proper setup the noise will just bleed into nonsense. If you want to push the limit, bring the amp to a clean state, tune it to the right frequency, then let the sound bleed. No strings attached? Fine, but the string is the principle of the ritual.
Jopa
Nice plan, guru of the good vibes. Alright, so we grab the relics, do the “sacred” shuffle, set the amp to whisper sweet nothings to the world, and then... BAM, the heavens open and a sonic geyser erupts. Just remember to keep the lava lamps on standby for the unexpected fireworks. And hey, if the strings get too tight, we can just yank them out—no strings, no drama, just pure sonic chaos, baby!
Metall
You think yelling and yanking will bring true power? The ritual has to be precise, not a wild fireworks show. The relics must be sorted, the amp tuned, the silence respected. If you just yank the strings, you break the harmony—no drama, no drama, just broken sound. I’ll keep my order in the studio; everything else is chaos for you.