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alexa. wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:I played through a program called Amplitude today which has a bunch of effects and amp models. I went trem -> delay -> trem -> slightly dirty amp with hefty reverb and that shit sounded MONEY. So now I want two trems, a delay, an overdrive and another reverb. It never ends.

Line6 M9 saved me of having to deal with this problem.
(but when I figure out everything I want and get enough money for it, I'll get it anyway *sneaky sneak*)

this

Just got this
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20jDZbUfNsY[/youtube]

I love it

yeeeeeee

I'm getting a MIJ Ibanez AD9 this week. I know its not the same thing. But closeeee

Nice! The important part is that it's pink.

Srsly lurv this thing I think it's gonna be mine till the end of time . It's like fucking perfect analog delay.

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee that's so exciting!!

In just before I left town: New iPad. Woot.

Heh my Klone came today and it turns out that I hate Klons

Phone and laptop are dying slowly...pretty sure my synthesizer fund will have to go into a new phone and laptop.

kbithecrowing wrote:I played through a program called Amplitude today which has a bunch of effects and amp models. I went trem -> delay -> trem -> slightly dirty amp with hefty reverb and that shit sounded MONEY. So now I want two trems, a delay, an overdrive and another reverb. It never ends.

I prefer Guitar Rig after I tried it. Amplitube fucking hogs your CPU.

So my Yamaha pss 470 came today, but I was under the impression that it had 1/4 inch outs?? This one certainly doesn't...

WeHuntKings wrote:So my Yamaha pss 470 came today, but I was under the impression that it had 1/4 inch outs?? This one certainly doesn't...

Nah, you gotta either use a little adapter or do it the more permanent but still very easy way; disconnect the speaker wires and connect em to a 1/4 jack, drill a hole and you're good to go.
The speakers are also good for salvaging if you're making an ultra-simple little amp too, even a single strat pickup yields some dirty toans.

Fays Her, SST, Space

Achtane wrote:

WeHuntKings wrote:So my Yamaha pss 470 came today, but I was under the impression that it had 1/4 inch outs?? This one certainly doesn't...

Nah, you gotta either use a little adapter or do it the more permanent but still very easy way; disconnect the speaker wires and connect em to a 1/4 jack, drill a hole and you're good to go.
The speakers are also good for salvaging if you're making an ultra-simple little amp too, even a single strat pickup yields some dirty toans.

Ah crap. Well...that was very stupid on my part. I am hopeless with a soldering iron.

WeHuntKings wrote:

Achtane wrote:

WeHuntKings wrote:So my Yamaha pss 470 came today, but I was under the impression that it had 1/4 inch outs?? This one certainly doesn't...

Nah, you gotta either use a little adapter or do it the more permanent but still very easy way; disconnect the speaker wires and connect em to a 1/4 jack, drill a hole and you're good to go.
The speakers are also good for salvaging if you're making an ultra-simple little amp too, even a single strat pickup yields some dirty toans.

Ah crap. Well...that was very stupid on my part. I am hopeless with a soldering iron.

Nahhh, you can do it man. It's really really really really easy. But those adapters are also cheap and you can get 'em at Radio Shack or anywhere else like that.

What kind of adapter would I need? Sorry for all the dumb questions.