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SPACERITUAL wrote:OKOKOK SO
I'm getting really tired of people saying that if a guy sucks your dick or lets you fuck him in the ass, only the catcher is gay. This is total horseshit and invented by football players or something. If a man places his mouth upon your dickshaft and sucks on said dickshaft until the point where it becomes hard and you ejaculate, you are gay. No argument can be made against this. You are gay. Theres nothing wrong with that but you just need to know that you are gay.

ALSO If you fuck another man in the ass, there is no way he is gayer than you. You are gay, you have a boner, its for another guy, you are gay. Shut the fuck up and embrace it.

futuresailors wrote:DON'T WORRY BRO. SPACEY'S JUST MOSTLY BI.

phantasmagorovich wrote:Don't feel like giving this a new thread, but what was that with Wah and Fuzz not getting along? I went to a store today and tried a Crybaby which in front of a Fuzz Face they had didn't make much of an effect and behind it there was no sound save for a wheeze in the heel position. I went to another store and after some more experimenting the same combination came up and it worked (after fuzz at least). Weird, huh? I took that Wah home and it works with my fuzz as well.

phantasmagorovich wrote:Don't feel like giving this a new thread, but what was that with Wah and Fuzz not getting along? I went to a store today and tried a Crybaby which in front of a Fuzz Face they had didn't make much of an effect and behind it there was no sound save for a wheeze in the heel position. I went to another store and after some more experimenting the same combination came up and it worked (after fuzz at least). Weird, huh? I took that Wah home and it works with my fuzz as well.

Most inductor-based Wah Wah pedals use the same basic circuit. This includes VOX, Thomas Organ, Jen, Dunlop, and many of the newer boutique Wah pedals such as Teese, Fulltone, Buddha, etc.. Of course, there are many modifications and different quality parts used in these pedals which makes them all unique, but essentially they all adhere the same basic circuit topology. The classic inductor-based Wah circuit has an output stage that is not particularly well suited to drive a load. If the output is loaded down, the result is a very narrow sweep, the low end of the sweep pretty much disappears.

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DuoSonicII wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:Don't feel like giving this a new thread, but what was that with Wah and Fuzz not getting along? I went to a store today and tried a Crybaby which in front of a Fuzz Face they had didn't make much of an effect and behind it there was no sound save for a wheeze in the heel position. I went to another store and after some more experimenting the same combination came up and it worked (after fuzz at least). Weird, huh? I took that Wah home and it works with my fuzz as well.

Dave Foxrox explains it all, he's the man:

Most inductor-based Wah Wah pedals use the same basic circuit. This includes VOX, Thomas Organ, Jen, Dunlop, and many of the newer boutique Wah pedals such as Teese, Fulltone, Buddha, etc.. Of course, there are many modifications and different quality parts used in these pedals which makes them all unique, but essentially they all adhere the same basic circuit topology. The classic inductor-based Wah circuit has an output stage that is not particularly well suited to drive a load. If the output is loaded down, the result is a very narrow sweep, the low end of the sweep pretty much disappears.

More info: http://www.foxroxelectronics.com/Wah%20retrofit%202.html

D.o.S. wrote:huh... huh... drive my load... huh..

DuoSonicII wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:Don't feel like giving this a new thread, but what was that with Wah and Fuzz not getting along? I went to a store today and tried a Crybaby which in front of a Fuzz Face they had didn't make much of an effect and behind it there was no sound save for a wheeze in the heel position. I went to another store and after some more experimenting the same combination came up and it worked (after fuzz at least). Weird, huh? I took that Wah home and it works with my fuzz as well.

Dave Foxrox explains it all, he's the man:

Most inductor-based Wah Wah pedals use the same basic circuit. This includes VOX, Thomas Organ, Jen, Dunlop, and many of the newer boutique Wah pedals such as Teese, Fulltone, Buddha, etc.. Of course, there are many modifications and different quality parts used in these pedals which makes them all unique, but essentially they all adhere the same basic circuit topology. The classic inductor-based Wah circuit has an output stage that is not particularly well suited to drive a load. If the output is loaded down, the result is a very narrow sweep, the low end of the sweep pretty much disappears.

More info: http://www.foxroxelectronics.com/Wah%20retrofit%202.html