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- Sean Sullivan
- moves faders with mind
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A cover for my Pro,Jr., to be un-used because I fixed the in-practice space Sunn TC50A, thought broken for 3 years and all I did was remove and re-seat the power tubes.
Awaiting receipt of a Toadworks Meat, Jr. to use as a clean boost on my pedal board, and a EHX Multiplexer because we are covering, "7 Nation Army".
Assuming I don't quit the band soon, of course, but I will have the pedals.
Awaiting receipt of a Toadworks Meat, Jr. to use as a clean boost on my pedal board, and a EHX Multiplexer because we are covering, "7 Nation Army".
Assuming I don't quit the band soon, of course, but I will have the pedals.
Got the above pedals yesterday:
Meat, Jr. is a very nice variation on the DOD250, less distortion (almost the opposite of the MXR Dist+ variation) with a "Fat" switch - really takes my Pro,Jr. up a notch or 3 for rock.
Multiplexer rules! What a cool octave pedal, up and or down, and even the glitches are euphonic. I'm gonna have some fun with this, especially when it follows a drive or distortion pedal.
Meat, Jr. is a very nice variation on the DOD250, less distortion (almost the opposite of the MXR Dist+ variation) with a "Fat" switch - really takes my Pro,Jr. up a notch or 3 for rock.
Multiplexer rules! What a cool octave pedal, up and or down, and even the glitches are euphonic. I'm gonna have some fun with this, especially when it follows a drive or distortion pedal.
- Gregg Juke
- cryogenically thawing
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It's that time of year (scratching the itch with tax and bonus $$; working two jobs leaves little time to actually make music, but so what?)... I'm in the process of getting, or have got, the following new gear:
*EV 627C (thanks to a Tape-Opper!)-- In great condition and sounds nice as a blues harp mike. So far no feedback issues, which was a constant issue with the clone that has been my go-to
*Korg Kaossilator Pro+ -- Been waiting on this purchase for several years
*Roland VT-3-- This will be a lot of fun, both in the studio and live
*iRig Mix-- As a back-up for my current version; unfortunately, I built a whole DJ rig around its small size, before catching on to how incredibly noise-y it is. Now I'm kind of stuck with it, so I really hope the second one is a lot quieter than the first
*Chauvet Swarm 5FX-- A little something new in lighting, and this looks really cool for the nice price
GJ
*EV 627C (thanks to a Tape-Opper!)-- In great condition and sounds nice as a blues harp mike. So far no feedback issues, which was a constant issue with the clone that has been my go-to
*Korg Kaossilator Pro+ -- Been waiting on this purchase for several years
*Roland VT-3-- This will be a lot of fun, both in the studio and live
*iRig Mix-- As a back-up for my current version; unfortunately, I built a whole DJ rig around its small size, before catching on to how incredibly noise-y it is. Now I'm kind of stuck with it, so I really hope the second one is a lot quieter than the first
*Chauvet Swarm 5FX-- A little something new in lighting, and this looks really cool for the nice price
GJ
Gregg Juke
Nocturnal Productions Music Group
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Nocturnal Productions Music Group
Drum! Magazine Contributor
http://MightyNoStars.com
"He's about to learn the most important lesson in the music business-- 'Never trust people in the music business.' "
- ubertar
- ears didn't survive the freeze
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I've got a new page up for all the one and two string pickup options, including the 40 caliber:OlScrapIron wrote:Damn dude. I'm interested...ubertar wrote:Interesting. I've been making one-string guitar pickups in bullet shells. The 40 caliber pickup.
http://ubertar.com/hexaphonic/one_and_t ... ckups.html
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- carpal tunnel
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Got an ART TPS(original first version) for free. I already swapped the tube out but I'm not sure if I'm going to use it much as I have some better pres. I figured for free, spare preamps aren't bad to have around at least. I know there are mods for the TPS II but very little on the TPS. It looks pretty cool and was free so I'm happy.
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