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I have an amp, I have a cab, and I have a new delay. Now I need some tremolo again. It never ends.

bike looks cool, I like the colored rims with a white frame. I hate those clip things but they are useful!

kbithecrowing wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:Lusting for a new bike, might be buying this later today...

aaaaaaaaaaaaand I bought it.

Congrats, that looks so sleek and simple and sexy. Enjoy.

Nice.

Grrface wrote:I have an amp, I have a cab, and I have a new delay. Now I need some tremolo again. It never ends.

Get a Goatkeeper, one of the most fun pedals ever.

Mudfuzz wrote:I know! and I have this idea for getting people to track guitar parts where you'd mic the thing and run it through a amp so you'd get a acoustic and electric of the same take...

This is pretty common. I have done it with 3 tracks. Amp, sound hole,and neck. Crazy big awesome acoustic sound.

Haki wrote:

Grrface wrote:I have an amp, I have a cab, and I have a new delay. Now I need some tremolo again. It never ends.

Get a Goatkeeper, one of the most fun pedals ever.

But big and expensive!

You can get a v1 for pretty cheap if you don't care about the CV stuff that much.

MrNovember wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:Lusting for a new bike, might be buying this later today...

aaaaaaaaaaaaand I bought it.

Congrats, that looks so sleek and simple and sexy. Enjoy.

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm not into bikes, but I can't argue with someone that is. They are fun and great exercise!

cant get this outta my head
im thinkin of swapin out the randall commander
for a head and cab setup
just thinkin

these freakin wurlitzer guitars
theres one on craigs for $700
this one as matter of fact

its in nj
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/msg/4126635120.html
buy it and make me jeealous
i think ive seen them cheaper
not sur
theyre fuckin cool though
and i think better players
than the teisco/guyatone/kay shit
but,ive only touched one once,so

BigSky
Black Acid
Supercollider
Algal Bloom

Emma Pisdiyauwot (even though the name sucks, but might make sense to people from Denmark)...or some other metal pedal cause the frazz and elements sound great but aren't tight enough for me.

Superego...still.
BitQuest...when available
Expression Factory...odd, I know.

I think I need to give muffs one more shot, maybe one of these.

Oh, and I'm having strangeling compelling thoughts of selling all my delay and reverb pedals to get a Timeline and a Bigsky.

Jero wrote:Emma Pisdiyauwot (even though the name sucks, but might make sense to people from Denmark)...or some other metal pedal cause the frazz and elements sound great but aren't tight enough for me.

Superego...still.
BitQuest...when available
Expression Factory...odd, I know.

Elements is tighter than the Pisdi - I've owned both. Try putting the bass cut in the middle (max bass cut) then compensating with the bass knob. This will cut heaps of bass on the way in, tighten things up, then fill out your sound on the way out. Also try winding up the middle a fair bit, and winding the gain back a bit. The mid boost is pre distortion, so it's like goosing a pedal with a TS or something.

Frazz has a bass trim pot on the inside, which could tighten up the sound a bit, but it's never going to be as tight as The Elements.