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murky wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2024 4:14 pm

GrantB wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2024 11:16 am
I also note the then owner of said pedal is remaining very quiet

Not going to lie - my favourite part of owning that pedal was pretending to be a drug dealer when I dropped it into Grant’s work for him to try.

The two points of meth hidden inside really added to the gag.

NZTone.e wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2024 9:39 am I just ordered a Kingsley Juggler Preamp, going to take ten months, I’ll be on a whole other tangent by then…oops

Do we need to stage an intervention?

sizzlingbadger wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2024 8:23 am Heated spray booth

My bronchiectasis-ridden children would appreciate our home heating being prioritised for nitro spraying.

Anyone got hint for spraying nitro in the cold? Unusually cool in Northland this year, sitting around lows of 5 for the past six weeks. I can only spray in the evenings, and have been really struggling to get it coming out smoothly. Have tried warming the jar and thinning a little more than usual (u...

Ok, got the smaller board. It’s way easier to manage physically. Shure GLXD > Hotone Soulpress II > TC Spark ( full size) > MI Blues Pro > Greer Organic Overdrive > Wampler Belle > EP Booster > looper > 1) Boss SY200, 2) Line 6 HX Effects, 3) TC Alter Ego > Solid Gold FX Surf Rider III Ditched the ...

Ok, got the smaller board. It’s way easier to manage physically. Shure GLXD > Hotone Soulpress II > TC Spark ( full size) > MI Blues Pro > Greer Organic Overdrive > Wampler Belle > EP Booster > looper > 1) Boss SY200, 2) Line 6 HX Effects, 3) TC Alter Ego > Solid Gold FX Surf Rider III Ditched the ...

GrantB wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 4:54 pm

robthemac wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 4:48 pm Oooh, what's the neck like on the '64? Have been looking at some online.

I would say, perfect. Uncannily like my ‘64 SG!

Fat but a little less shoulder than an R9.

Hmm might look at the '59 still. They don't look anywhere near as cool as yours, though!

AiRdAd wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 4:55 pm

GrantB wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 4:54 pm

robthemac wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 4:48 pm Oooh, what's the neck like on the '64? Have been looking at some online.

I would say, perfect. Uncannily like my ‘64 SG!

I think it's the biggest neck I've played!

You clearly haven't met Big Red, courtesy of Jean.

Oooh, what's the neck like on the '64? Have been looking at some online.

Here’s the 1974X clone I picked up a while ago and got rebuilt. You can probably see which parts are new and old. It’s ready to be picked up, haven’t heard it roaring yet! This Bill again? Can't wait to hear what you think. Yip, had to really twist his arm to get him to do it too! It’s built to the...

Be interested to hear what you think of the Morning Glory. It has always sounded like a fantastic mid-gain OD on YouTube, but I haven't had the pleasure to hear one in person. F Stop also sounds cool, not sure it'll over much above the Flint though. I think the Morning Glory is just JHS's mods for ...

Be interested to hear what you think of the Morning Glory. It has always sounded like a fantastic mid-gain OD on YouTube, but I haven't had the pleasure to hear one in person.

F Stop also sounds cool, not sure it'll over much above the Flint though.

Marshmallow wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2024 8:05 pm Ramsay's amp completed. Will drop by tomorrow to make minor bias adjustments. onto the next project. Haven't done much work on the 40w but I'll make a start next week.

Dumble Klone!

1000034170.jpg Also made this. An idea I've had for a while based on internet hokum from years ago where you'd get 2 humbuckers and take one coil from each and swap them over, so you'd have 1 coil from a JB and one from say a 59 in the same pickup. So here we have one coil with 43 awg to 8.2k (6666...

] Jazz Guitar Online is a good place to start. They will give you a chord directory and a beginner's guide to jazz guiar . The website has free lessons, including Autumn Leaves. You can pay for more complex stuff later, if you wish. Probably not for OP but one of the best investments I ever made wa...