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spacelordmother wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:I like the big enclosure but I wish it had 2 knobs and was a really basic fuzz circuit.

Just barbecue it has a bunch of extra pots in place of resistors to ground doesn't mean it's not a really simple circuit.

This post made me hungry

Didn't steve vai already have a signature drive pedal with ibanez?

also I think it sounds fine but I also like the legacy amps so shrug.

Dungus wrote:I don't know how anyone can listen to someone playing guitar like that for any length of time and not want to claw at their ears to make that mindless, fucking endless sloppy wanking stop. Tweedleeee ooooo deee tweedlooo weedelelelelelooooo

My dad always uses Steve Vai as an example of "rock music he actually likes".
Then he proceeds to listen to about fifteen seconds of him before turning it off because nobody can actually listen to that shit.

Funny story, I bought one of those Steve Vai Morley Wahs because a dude in a garage rock band I liked used one and because normal wahs deserve to be thrown into a volcano and destroyed by the aliens from Independence Day.

I wish Vai and Roth had stayed together. I really like him on Skyscraper, but whenever I hear him on his own I wish he had a coke-addled frontman.

MechaGodzilla wrote:

spacelordmother wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:I like the big enclosure but I wish it had 2 knobs and was a really basic fuzz circuit.

Just barbecue it has a bunch of extra pots in place of resistors to ground doesn't mean it's not a really simple circuit.

This post made me hungry

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jrfox92 wrote:

Dungus wrote:I don't know how anyone can listen to someone playing guitar like that for any length of time and not want to claw at their ears to make that mindless, fucking endless sloppy wanking stop. Tweedleeee ooooo deee tweedlooo weedelelelelelooooo

My dad always uses Steve Vai as an example of "rock music he actually likes".
Then he proceeds to listen to about fifteen seconds of him before turning it off because nobody can actually listen to that shit.

Funny story, I bought one of those Steve Vai Morley Wahs because a dude in a garage rock band I liked used one and because normal wahs deserve to be thrown into a volcano and destroyed by the aliens from Independence Day.

Yeah werd, but he actually seems like a ciol guy so i don't hate on him.

lost in music wrote:I wish Vai and Roth had stayed together. I really like him on Skyscraper, but whenever I hear him on his own I wish he had a coke-addled frontman.

Werd.
Also the Devy stuff is super porn rad balls.

I cant watch the demo on mobile but im willing to bet this wont suck if you like to shred.

Ok the demo sucked but the pedal sounded good.
Would've been nice to see some of the different things it is capable of.

But im thinking itd be a good partner for the Mooer Oceanmachine for ultimate shredgaze cheesefest.

Iommic Pope wrote: Yeah werd, but he actually seems like a ciol guy so i don't hate on him.

Totally agree with you there. Was surprised by the footage I've seen—just comes off as an average cool/funny NY dude.

lost in music wrote:I wish Vai and Roth had stayed together. I really like him on Skyscraper, but whenever I hear him on his own I wish he had a coke-addled frontman.

DLR is criminally underrated. I was never a VH fan, but his solo stuff (and various interviews) has always kinda hinted that there's a lot more going on than just the zany party dude shtick, like actual depth under the surface, which has made me hear the VH stuff in a different light retroactively. Like, some kind of Pagliacci-in-Spandex thing.

DLR is the man.

Oh my god that commercial video thing is so funny.

Like, who fucking knows what he's actually plugged in to, with that sweet shredgaze delay. The pedal is nowhere to be found in the clip. No clean tone reference or anything. He could be using any amp/pedal combination on earth. They just don't bother to even try saying "yeah here's the pedal right here, I'm plugged in to it!"

Is it supposed to be a pedal promo or a teaser for his new album? *Sponsored by Carvin*

What really got me were those sweet still frames of him, mid-ejac, with the pedal just sitting around somewhere. "Here's sweetie Steve and his pedal is on a music stand pretty close to where he is!"

Good gravy, that was the funniest thing I've seen all week.

I think the most important thing to note from this thread is that shredgaze is now a thing.

And that VH sux, except for DLR.

ThurberMingus wrote:mid-ejac

Thank you

http://stsanders.com/web/steve/

jrfox92 wrote:

Dungus wrote:I don't know how anyone can listen to someone playing guitar like that for any length of time and not want to claw at their ears to make that mindless, fucking endless sloppy wanking stop. Tweedleeee ooooo deee tweedlooo weedelelelelelooooo

My dad always uses Steve Vai as an example of "rock music he actually likes".
Then he proceeds to listen to about fifteen seconds of him before turning it off because nobody can actually listen to that shit.

Funny story, I bought one of those Steve Vai Morley Wahs because a dude in a garage rock band I liked used one and because normal wahs deserve to be thrown into a volcano and destroyed by the aliens from Independence Day.

He listened to it for the appropriate length of time a guitar solo should last.