Quote from: playpunk on January 21, 2014, 11:20:53 AMthe prices are super as well
Those precision kits are very, very highly spoken of. Look around the MLP Luthier's forum or just google the reviews.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: playpunk on January 21, 2014, 11:20:53 AMthe prices are super as well
Those precision kits are very, very highly spoken of. Look around the MLP Luthier's forum or just google the reviews.
Quote from: Ettore_M on February 03, 2014, 01:44:56 AMshouldn't it be..."He kicks the shit out of it'' ?
Hahaha! That was indeed a very good laugh!
Either way, I'll be crying in a few hours when I see my exam's test on Biomedical Technology!
Hector
Quote from: davent on January 31, 2014, 05:14:02 PMthis works great and super fast. put a slice of packing tape across the void from the inside of the enclosure. mix and apply the jb weld or any epoxy weld type playdoe. it doesnt need alot let it harden and block sand it flush with the enclosures surface. I have done it hundreds of times. I repurpose a lot of dfferent things as enclosures. I had a freind who would even use it as a skulpture medium. it can be used to add a 3/d element to projects as its.drillablea sandable, etc... much more sturdy than bondo too.
JB Weld will do it too without the off-gassing of the Bondo. With Bondo i also had it eventually showing through the paint so you might need to use a primer like BIN with shellac that will prevent bleeding through.
Quote from: Willybomb on February 03, 2014, 07:34:47 AMVery cool guitar mate. I'd swap out the black hardware though. did you build that one?
Generally, it's probably the mutt guitars with aftermarket Dimarzios and Duncans.
Specifically these days it's the Blackstar HT-Dual pedal and the Hulk Snot.
QuoteDigital effects and 'special' effects suck all the life and personality outI tend to agree with this statement.
For a long while I used just my guitar and wah into a Marshall VS102r (yeah, tube/ss hybrid thing), and when I chucked a DS-1 in front of that and used just the DS-1 for dirt..... it just felt flat, lifeless, and relatively lo-fi. Maybe that was the DS-1, but further experience leads me to feel that multis/ampsims/COSM/ect just make everything a bit too cookie cutter and what comes out of the box is all you'll get out of the box regardless of wood, pickups, or gauge. I think they're probably well suited to recording - you'll get a great usable sound no matter what.
I'm not purveyor of tube vs ss or anything like that, but I think the simpler the signal chain, the more nuance or differences between guitars can come out. Again, bury it in dirt and it'll sound much like anything else anyway. Interesting article from a local builder here:
https://www.facebook.com/notes/searls-guitars/tonewood-myth-and-magic-or-complete-bullcrap/582133191868519
Quote from: chromesphere on January 15, 2014, 02:59:40 PMno it's a little more than a slapback echo. about 325 ms max
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...there's only 1 x mn3205 in there. Are these pedals using a .2 second chip and just extending it beyond its delay time? I haven't used this pedal since I was 15, I cant remember the delay time you can get out of it, but I could swear it was longer then 200-300ms...
Paul
Quote from: muddyfox on December 26, 2013, 04:47:24 AMJeolous! they make some amazing tools. would love to get a setup from them
My family all pitched in and got me this little thing..
It's a JBC CD-2BC and yes, it's all that.