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Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 8:38 pm
by t-rey
conky wrote:Oh, I put tons of shit tickets down but I still feel gross afterwards.

I think I just attained douchebag blues lawyer status. PRS inbound.


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Just busting your balls, dude :cool: I've played some really nice PRS's - if it plays right, then fuck the stereotypes.

Iommic Pope wrote:
t-rey wrote:. Moral of the story - teachers take some mean shits.


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Nuthin wrong with a PRS, unless you play in a Santana covers band.


Good lord, that looks dangerous.

samzadgan wrote:so...here's a quandary...on my board a new spot will open up, since i'll take the Ghost echo off...and i want to put something to replace it.

I have tuner, wah, distortion, OD, Phaser, Delay/Reverb...what should i put in its place?

i dont need any dirt pedals, the QM and BF do everything i need. I dont want any crazy stuff (like pitch shifting, or bit crusher) as I dont really use it.

I do have a hummingbird i can put in there...which i havent used for a while

alternatively i can buy something new...maybe a looper? i play by myself mostly and it will be that way for a while as well...

any thoughts?


I'd go with some sort of fancy/versatile chorus or flanger. Or maybe tremolo. I have recently been looking at loopers though, since I'm in the same boat as you.

AxAxSxS wrote:I SHould find the pic I used for the ESP guitars Vinnie Vincent tribute thread. It was a toilet in Iraq and one of the interpreters (new guy) didn't know how to user it yet. So we found the seat with two, footshaped clean spots on it and the rest of the toilet was covered in projectile diarrhea. Definitely the most disgusting toilet in the world.

New torche and Acid king makes a pretty good week.

My second band, Terrasone, finally finished the in house demo we've been working on. I'm not to happy with it, but it was turning into one of those things where people keep second guessing themselves and wanting to make revisions, at some point it needs to be declared done so here it is. Warning, not super doomy.

[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/terrasone/medicine-mountain[/soundcloud]


I dig this a bunch. I could just zone out and listen to this for like, hours.

AngryGoldfish wrote:Yeah, it's a LSTR with Pharaoh EQ section. It has more midrange and is fatter. If dark and fat is Doom, it's about as Doom as I think a pedal could be made without building a huge empty box with no holes.


Nice to see you around :hello: Can't wait to see/hear your Dunwich.

conky wrote:Well gat'damn, I'm gonna have to jump on this come payday.


Yeah...me too. Not that I want/need a delay, but that's a fucking deal. Somebody talk to me about how well the looper on them works.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 9:24 pm
by odontophobia
AxAxSxS wrote:I'm fully aware of how fortunate I am to have 2 bands I think are a ton of fun.

D, I know! I was blown away the first time I heard him do that, you wouldn't guess it from talking and hanging out.

One if these days I will have a badascan. I didn't jell with the lstr eq and the pharaoh I feel NEEDs to be stacked to get really hairy. Pretty happy with what I have though so it's harder to justify trying stuff just to try. I know I could always sell it on but I seem to be a hoarder. :)


Dude. Yeah, AxAxSxS, that track is definitely very fucking rad. Dude has a great voice. I wish I could do it like that... got a sort of psychedelic, weirdo-metal band with elements of fast/blackened type stuff and droplets of doom. Phaser and reverb and delay and fuzz, man. Voice like that would really hit it in some spots. Woof.

Also... Really want a Badascan, too. Maybe we can convince Mark to do a 2.0 version for the ILF Doom Room.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 9:55 pm
by AxAxSxS
:group: :!!!: Hope you guys don't mind, I'm going to share some of these comments with the band, Brandon (singer) especially could use the confidence haha.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 9:59 pm
by new05002
Hey folks. Im looking to put out a slightly cheaper 1 knob pedal set.

1 knob boost
1 knob fuzz
1 knob distortion

1 knob, 1 switch per pedal.

The distortion is based on the VT
the fuzz is based on the Fuzzthrone
and the boost is a hybrid (mixed SI and Ge) boost

For the distortion I am thinking of putting in trimmers for the distortion, bass, and treble on the pcb. Does this make sense for distortion? I think its fine to have no trimmers for fuzz but the distortion usually people like to shape this a bit more than fuzz

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Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 10:21 pm
by misterstomach
new05002 wrote:Hey folks. Im looking to put out a slightly cheaper 1 knob pedal set.

1 knob boost
1 knob fuzz
1 knob distortion

1 knob, 1 switch per pedal.

The distortion is based on the VT
the fuzz is based on the Fuzzthrone
and the boost is a hybrid (mixed SI and Ge) boost

For the distortion I am thinking of putting in trimmers for the distortion, bass, and treble on the pcb. Does this make sense for distortion? I think its fine to have no trimmers for fuzz but the distortion usually people like to shape this a bit more than fuzz

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that looks awesome. i think trimmers for distortion eq are a great idea. a lot of people, myself included, are often happy just to set and forget that anyway, but still having some control to dial it in to your rig is a great idea.

also, what's the scoop on the production hm2? do you have a time frame in mind? that enclosure you posted on IG was awesome and got me all fired up.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 11:31 pm
by fever606
One-knobbers look ace! Trimmers for set-and-forget settings on the distortion (and maybe a tone control on the fuzz?) are a great idea.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 11:47 pm
by Joe Gress
As long as they are a little wider than usual one knob deals (those fuckers tip easily when heavy footed people step on them).

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 1:38 am
by Beasleyboy
What do y'all think about Aristides guitars? I'll never be able to afford one but the concept looks interesting.

http://www.aristidesinstruments.com/

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 1:40 am
by Iommic Pope
t-rey wrote:
conky wrote:Oh, I put tons of shit tickets down but I still feel gross afterwards.

I think I just attained douchebag blues lawyer status. PRS inbound.


Dear Conkers,

You've been selected to receive a free, three issue trial subscription to our exclusive magazine, Riff Aficionado. Inside you will find reviews of the heaviest, most unobtanium, absurdly expensive muff clones; a recent feature discussing the Sunn investment boom; how to select a flametop that is beneficial for tone; along with lifestyle articles discussing the latest in the most elusive and skunky bud, cough syrup reviews, and why your jam room should be covered in shag carpet to accentuate your riffs. We sincerely hope you consider this offer and join our exclusive list of subscribers.

All the best,
The d00m bl00ze society.

Just busting your balls, dude :cool: I've played some really nice PRS's - if it plays right, then fuck the stereotypes.

Iommic Pope wrote:
t-rey wrote:. Moral of the story - teachers take some mean shits.


Image

Nuthin wrong with a PRS, unless you play in a Santana covers band.


Good lord, that looks dangerous.



Yeah that's why I don't drink Scotch.
And you should write for Boom Blooz Monthly.

Nick, that is a badass idea.
Definitely been hankering for a fuzz throne, this might bridge the gap on my budget.
WIll it get as gainy as the FThrone?
Basically, will it make me sound like John from Conan? :lol:

But seriously...

Trimmers for distortion is a good idea.

Also, Ax, I checked that track. For a demo, that was nifty.
Vox were good. I assume you guys are still feeling out lyrics and such?
Rough drafts on vocals are always cringeworthy, but that was fucking impressive.
Guit work was solid too. :thumb:

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 2:39 am
by AxAxSxS
will the volt thrower run at 18v? Love my vt by the way, can't say enough good things about it. These should have folks salivating. I'm very interested in the boost. I'll be looking forward to deets and demo's.

Thanks man, the nice thing about that band is I just play the geetar and chill. I have input on things but it's a lot less my responsibility and not having to sing is badass.
Can't wait till march when we have our first show scheduled. These guys have been to almost all the flux shows and I get a guilty thing about how much fun I'm having with Flux and they haven't had a show yet. The whole project got set back by a drummer who went awol, but things are back on track and finally pulling together. Dudes are persistent, if nothing else, and it's been good to do this stuff with people who are as committed as that.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 2:50 am
by christianatl
this tour is kicking ass. two weeks down, three to go.

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 3:08 am
by Joe Gress
One week! Can't fucking wait!

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 5:22 am
by samzadgan
Nick, the 1 knob jobs are cool as fuck. The internal pots is a great idea. Im assuming these are MXR sized pedal (approx?), would you do them with top mounted jacks or side?

You should do a whole line up with compressor, reverb, phaser and 1 knob eq, which would be tone knobe with a 3 way switch that does a bass boost/bass cut

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 5:23 am
by samzadgan
Nick, the 1 knob jobs are cool as fuck. The internal pots is a great idea. Im assuming these are MXR sized pedal (approx?), would you do them with top mounted jacks or side?

You should do a whole line up with compressor, reverb, phaser and 1 knob eq, which would be tone knobe with a 3 way switch that does a bass boost/bass cut

Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition

Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 5:24 am
by samzadgan
Nick, the 1 knob jobs are cool as fuck. The internal pots is a great idea. Im assuming these are MXR sized pedal (approx?), would you do them with top mounted jacks or side?

You should do a whole line up with compressor, reverb, phaser and 1 knob eq, which would be tone knobe with a 3 way switch that does a bass boost/bass cut