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OSB = Oriented Strand Board

You can't easily do a rack shelf with these units. They were designed to also be used as table-top units and because of that have an angled bottom, so their faces would be angled back when sitting on the shelf. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-t9j4Ftdit7I/TiXL_lei_jI/AAAAAAACu0Q/bUIBmUO8TLU/s400/_MG_6309.j...

Electra hollow body jazz guitar.........smashed against wall Saga D'Jango copy.........................see above Dad's alvarez classical.....................stepped on Korg D16XD...............gift from me.....covered in cig ash last I looked Yorkville YSM monitors...gift from me........blown Cerwi...

LupineSound wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't know what a "bedio" is?

Bedroom + Studio = Bedio

I think if I was just getting started with preamps I'd be tempted to go with a couple of Warm Audio TB12s or TB12 500 if you want the 500 series.

DrummerMan wrote:WATCHED THIS VIDEO and learned how to drive a ground rod just using your hands and some water.

That's excellent! Thank you!

casey campbell wrote:i didn't really read what your message said because your avatar put me in a trance. Ha Ha.

My work here is done.

...but how do you do that without running the sound through a speaker? Or do you need a dummy load of some sort? From the JDX Manual... THE JDX IS NOT A LOAD BOX It is mandatory that your amplier be connected to a loudspeaker or load box at all times. The JDX does not provide a significant resistiv...

I don't understand the point of this box. Insert cables aren't that expensive and with this box you need a TRS to TRS to feed it from the insert point and then a couple of mono cables or a stereo pair to connect whatever you're patching in.

Seems easier to use an insert cable.

Did you try contacting Bock directly?

How about a pedal in front of whatever amp you've got?
MF's Stupid Deal of the Day is the Bogner Uberschall pedal today.

Not mine, but this is a pretty good deal: http://www.ebay.com/itm/DBX-160A-Compre ... 20e8419bd9

My Marshall head got "disappeared" a while ago and I got a Peavey Windsor head to replace it (for $179!) that's been pretty popular with guitarists in the studio. Running through Marshall 1960 cabs.