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Aw shit, fingers crossed...I might have my new Atlas cabs before the August tour. Oversized 4x12-sized one with 2 WGS ET90s and a Jenson MOD 15. 2x12 with Eminence Wizards. Going to be nasty. West coast buds, come hang out in August and let's drink beer and talk about how we spend money on gear that should probably be set aside for things like bills.

Just get ready to forfeit your life and tour forever. I'd settle for Chicago but Michigan would be better.

Yeah I mean sure the West Coast has proximity, more fans, and great weather, but you can't really doom until you play the Northeast. Misery is kind of our thing.

Oh don't worry dudes, east coast will happen in the next year. Possibly sooner. Chicago will definitely be part of the routing too. Maybe MI. Who knows?

D.o.S. wrote:Yeah I mean sure the West Coast has proximity, more fans, and great weather, but you can't really doom until you play the Northeast. Misery is kind of our thing.

I don't know...the Pacific Northwest is pretty much doom central for the US. Then again if the orange one gets elected we're all doomed

Who here runs samples live? What do you use? I have a Digitech Jamman Stereo for this purpose, but A) it's fuck huge (and I just downsized my board from 36X17 PedalPad XL to a Pedltrain Classic 2, 24X12) and B) it needs its own massive wall wart because it uses as much electricity as a goddamn neighborhood. I would love to switch to something smaller that allows me to play pre-recorded samples in a one-shot mode (so I don't have to manually kill them each time), has a display screen so I can tell what sample # I'm on, and runs off of a 9v tap on my Walrus Audio Phoenix supply. Thoughts? I've looked at: EHX 720 (9.6 v power supply wtf?), Boss RC3 (again, needs its own supply from what I can tell), NUX RC-3 clone (seems like it might work, but there's so little info out there), and the Digitech Jamman Solo (needs its own supply).

Bueller?

emptyparadigm wrote:Who here runs samples live? What do you use? I have a Digitech Jamman Stereo for this purpose, but A) it's fuck huge (and I just downsized my board from 36X17 PedalPad XL to a Pedltrain Classic 2, 24X12) and B) it needs its own massive wall wart because it uses as much electricity as a goddamn neighborhood. I would love to switch to something smaller that allows me to play pre-recorded samples in a one-shot mode (so I don't have to manually kill them each time), has a display screen so I can tell what sample # I'm on, and runs off of a 9v tap on my Walrus Audio Phoenix supply. Thoughts? I've looked at: EHX 720 (9.6 v power supply wtf?), Boss RC3 (again, needs its own supply from what I can tell), NUX RC-3 clone (seems like it might work, but there's so little info out there), and the Digitech Jamman Solo (needs its own supply).

Bueller?

Also interested in this.

FYI the 720 supply is just a normal 9V, which unloaded is slightly higher than 9V IE 9.6V, same as fresh 9V batteries which are usually closer to 9.6V than 9V

Just got this bass in and it's literally everything I've wanted in a bass. the feel, the tone, the weight, it's just fucking amazing. Best bass I have ever played.





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That is cool as fuck.

Thank you! I am so thrilled with it I'm going to do a project that's going to be ripping young Widows meeting Suffering Bastard while Slughog covers the outcome.

Our bassist has a aluminum neck kramer too. I think it's the DMZ 5000. He loves the shit out of it. How do you like the humbucker? His has a PJ combo in there. He's also a Young Widows fan :P

emptyparadigm wrote:Who here runs samples live? What do you use? I have a Digitech Jamman Stereo for this purpose, but A) it's fuck huge (and I just downsized my board from 36X17 PedalPad XL to a Pedltrain Classic 2, 24X12) and B) it needs its own massive wall wart because it uses as much electricity as a goddamn neighborhood. I would love to switch to something smaller that allows me to play pre-recorded samples in a one-shot mode (so I don't have to manually kill them each time), has a display screen so I can tell what sample # I'm on, and runs off of a 9v tap on my Walrus Audio Phoenix supply. Thoughts? I've looked at: EHX 720 (9.6 v power supply wtf?), Boss RC3 (again, needs its own supply from what I can tell), NUX RC-3 clone (seems like it might work, but there's so little info out there), and the Digitech Jamman Solo (needs its own supply).

Bueller?

Why not use the new Boss SP? The size might be the only dealbreaker.

Going into the studio on Monday.

#stoked

Woo! Stoked for more whores!!

D.o.s., what's the new sampler? My googling just turned up a bunch of 303s and 202s that are like new.

D.o.S. wrote:

emptyparadigm wrote:Who here runs samples live? What do you use? I have a Digitech Jamman Stereo for this purpose, but A) it's fuck huge (and I just downsized my board from 36X17 PedalPad XL to a Pedltrain Classic 2, 24X12) and B) it needs its own massive wall wart because it uses as much electricity as a goddamn neighborhood. I would love to switch to something smaller that allows me to play pre-recorded samples in a one-shot mode (so I don't have to manually kill them each time), has a display screen so I can tell what sample # I'm on, and runs off of a 9v tap on my Walrus Audio Phoenix supply. Thoughts? I've looked at: EHX 720 (9.6 v power supply wtf?), Boss RC3 (again, needs its own supply from what I can tell), NUX RC-3 clone (seems like it might work, but there's so little info out there), and the Digitech Jamman Solo (needs its own supply).

Bueller?

Why not use the new Boss SP? The size might be the only dealbreaker.

Which one? If it's bigger than the Jamman, no go due to pedal board real estate.

Also thanks to SWF for clarifying about the EHX. Gonna email em and ask about the one shot VS looping deal.