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https://ns2.ilovefuzz.com/
Uuuh really interested to hear more about it (-->classic Joel demo is expectedgila_crisis wrote:And today in the mailbox I've found this one! Super cool pedal, thank you Mark!
) Aaand here it is. And here it rips.Dowi wrote:Do I need another Muff? No.
Have I just snagged one? Yes.
). I will! Been a huge fan of gear gods / smg / ola england who demo Rev heads and they sound all of the chugga and wugga that you would wantgoroth wrote:Max - been meaning to try a Revv 3.
Get a black one and if you don’t dig it flip it to me
Well, I could do a demo video for itDowi wrote:Uuuh really interested to hear more about it (-->classic Joel demo is expectedgila_crisis wrote:And today in the mailbox I've found this one! Super cool pedal, thank you Mark!
whereas now I?m more planning about a demo/tutorial for the Looperlative LP2
While I am not interested in buying Looperlative, I'd be extremely happy to watch a demo/tutorial to better understand the functionalities.gila_crisis wrote: I?m more planning about a demo/tutorial for the Looperlative LP2
I have been occasionally thinking about buying a no-bullshit guitar like that: volume knob, 1 pickup and that's all. But then I always think I'd miss the neck pickup in a matter of days. Good choice btw, also I like yellow guitars.MaxMaps wrote:Woops!
This came home with me and a Revv G4
I am in a lot of debt!
Let's say, stand-alone (without midi controlling), the LP2 is like having 2 DL4s in one box, which you can sync or not together. The way the looper-workflow is made is the very same as Line6, as you have rec/overdub and play/stop switches. If a loop is stopped and you push rec, this will record a new loop. Same as the Line6 loopers and the Strymon Timeline. These are the bacis, then there's a lot more under the hood, you have the classic reverse and halfspeed, different replace functions, etc... and with midi you can access up to 4 loops and everything else you can control as per midi-mapping (actually... EVERYTHING parameter and functions!).Dowi wrote:While I am not interested in buying Looperlative, I'd be extremely happy to watch a demo/tutorial to better understand the functionalities.gila_crisis wrote: I?m more planning about a demo/tutorial for the Looperlative LP2
hawt!!Dowi wrote:Took a while for the Triangle to get here from Russia, but finally arrived last week, and was totally worth the wait.
It's a CE-2 / VB-2 clone with 3 delay time modes, sine/triangle/random-sine waveform, plus some extras like depth ramping, speed randomization, and the chance to activate a feedback state to get flanger sounds.
https://en.analogworm.ru/product/triangle-mk2/
Pic with the Longsword because they are both sparklin' black and look (and sound) gorgeous together.
Now I probably need a sparkling delay to match those two?
On one hand I felt like I really GAS'ed myself out of the store yesterday ( But no regrets...... fucking LOVE that instrument) but as a dude who is selling things for living ( restaurant equipment) I know that next month everything will be at least 10% higher if not more.friendship wrote:Got an email from my Sweetwater Parole Officer who told me that there are going to be general price increases in the next couple months.
Inflation babyyyy
Beer was a solid lager...thanks! BitQuest is so solid. I've got it on my travel bass board (which at the moment is my only bass board since the main board is in disarray for months now). So many great effects on that thing. I've been really digging the delay.MaxMaps wrote:So much gear to talk about!!
Out: Bitquest, EB Music Man Sub 4 Bass
In: Squire Affinty Telecaster, Dirge Slowly Melting.
I am fairly proud of myself for the amount of self control I have had lately but there are weeks where the GAS is just too much. I am having so much fun playing music again, I feel like I am 18 all over again. Also I am really happy with my small gear pile so I can be the best lousy bass / guitar player in all of Oregon.
What left, my EBMM bass that started my music playing journey a year ago - A FANTASIC 300 bass guitar that came great out of the box but I am now an anti battery person - I know active pick ups blah blah blah but I don't have time for that 9vt shit anymore. After I got my Jazz Bass which is pretty perfect for me in everyway it just sat in the closet so out it went.
The Bitquest was a hard one, while I really dug this pedal I felt it was just too much to sit on my desk. I had it off my board for over a month now so I decided to selectively move it too Cosmicvan who I knew would give it a good home. ( hope you enjoyed the beer!)
What is in:
I drunk ordered a Slowly Melting - such a unique pedal... I am really going to have to try and fuck around with it some more but the finish and everything is so punk rock. It looks so rad next to my virus .... a 100% keeper on this even if I don't fully utilize it. 10/10 more dirge again.
Also the guitar gas got me and I ended up walking away with a 230.00 squire telecaster. While I could have bought triple the guitar its prefect for my beginning playing level and time that I can invest into it. Four days in a row this week I have been noodling trying to find the power cords. Not bad for a guy who quite music three times and never fucked around with guitar seriously until now.
In the mean time, I am going to grab a tube screamer of some sort and swap out pedals when needed - the MBD2 is balls amazing on bass but not so much on guitar. Also though about picking up a Timmy or a REV3 but I know there a ZILLION flavors of dirt out there so I am just going to wait until payday again before I pick anything up.
