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Too true - seems like every other band I work with (and I work with 2-5 every night) just dumped all of their profits back into their van. Maybe I don't miss the road as much as I thought...

jt

By taste, maybe?

Not all pots are sealed. Most pots used in guitars are quite well-ventilated, actually! Try Caig's "CaiLube MCL". Sealed pots are a different story...sometimes you can get some lube to work its way in through the shaftway, sometimes not. jt edit: DeoxIT and PresevIT are more for metal surfaces...MCL...

Cool interview, but not the thing I'm talkin' about - it was a pretty big write-up spanning his career and whatnot, spread out over two issues. Got 'em around here somewhere...

jt

I may be mistaken, but I thought I read somewhere that he took delivery of #0001. Maybe in the Mix two-parter that ran a few months ago?

Not that I read that mag...

jt

Saw that one...I keep forgetting that FZ went digital a LONG time ago.

jt

Speaking of a shiny RE-20, anybody have experience with the RE-27? It looks like a chromed-out RE-20, with a few tweaks. Never heard one myself...anyone?

jt

You are probably better off going with an absorbtive/reflective combo if you want a multi-purpose panel. The chances of you stumling across the proper sequence for a diffuser (be it quadratic, primitive root, or whatever) is slim to none. You would most likely end up with a panel that reflects as we...

Sure. I bet you never saw "Melrose Place" either. Care to take a polygraph?

jt

I forgot to mention that I wasn't the one who picked out "Free Jazz"...

jt

You have planned wisely.

jt

THIS is a good one, too. From the folks at DPA.

jt

ottokbre wrote:is there actually any Beyer's to avoid?

I don't care much for my MCE 83's...

jt

Man, don't they hire people to check for continuity anymore? An MC5 tee doesn't really fit in with that character's backstory.

sorry, just being an ass (engineer)...

jt

edit: wha...? jeez, yer little title changes every five posts...

Well, sure. You could use a drill press. You'll need to construct a jig to hold the box in place while you drill. Use a metal cutting bit at a low speed. Also, somewhere out there somebody sells a die cutter for this purpose. You still have to drill a small pilot hole, but you could use a power dril...