The Doom Room: ILF Edition

[skullservant]

I use a Madbean Afterlife Compressor- it's a DIY build but I love it. It's not squishy or any of that bullshit, just straight sustain and leveling and lets you really pick out details while playing

[new05002]

engineer's thumb would be the DIY compressor to go for nowadays. Go check out some demoes on that one.

this is also moving.

[Droneforbreakfast]

I use a Madbean Afterlife Compressor- it's a DIY build but I love it. It's not squishy or any of that bullshit, just straight sustain and leveling and lets you really pick out details while playing

this intrigues me.

[samzadgan]

I use a Madbean Afterlife Compressor- it's a DIY build but I love it. It's not squishy or any of that bullshit, just straight sustain and leveling and lets you really pick out details while playing

do you find that one adds any high end to your sound? i've tried a few compressors and they've all done it. Thats one major reason i've never bought a compressor even though i've tried a few in the shops and a few of my friends.

[new05002]

you can always have a treble bypass on the compressor to avoid swamping it

[whiskey_face]

yeah im pretty fucking jazzed. this fucker is SOOO goddamn heavy (weight and tone) im pretty sure its 70s maaaaybe 80s. . . not a flat back, but old enough damnit.

edit: new pictures since I added the kustom a few weeks ago and now the 8x10. . .

[Droneforbreakfast]

i approve immensely of all of that.

i'll be getting a Dixon SG copy soon, will be installing two or 3 P-bass pickups in it.

[AxAxSxS]

Is it a tbird?

Nope, not sure what its called, I gotta do pics for craigslist later anyways, I'll put a pic up here in case anybody wants it.

yeah im pretty fucking jazzed. this fucker is SOOO goddamn heavy (weight and tone) im pretty sure its 70s maaaaybe 80s. . . not a flat back, but old enough damnit.

edit: new pictures since I added the kustom a few weeks ago and now the 8x10. . .

MOTHER OF GOD

[skullservant]

I use a Madbean Afterlife Compressor- it's a DIY build but I love it. It's not squishy or any of that bullshit, just straight sustain and leveling and lets you really pick out details while playing

do you find that one adds any high end to your sound? i've tried a few compressors and they've all done it. Thats one major reason i've never bought a compressor even though i've tried a few in the shops and a few of my friends.

Yeah a little bit. But it's more 'clean up the mud' than add highs, if that makes sense. It cuts through my Big Muff and actually lets me play dynamic chords without turning to mush

[deathmonkey]

engineer's thumb would be the DIY compressor to go for nowadays. Go check out some demoes on that one.

this is also moving.

Love this layout.

[t-rey]

Nice! Cool to see Pike using moar pedals. Sucks he's not using the SLOs though.

Screw you guys and your compressor talk, because now I kinda want one.

[ryan summit]

if your thinkin compressor
get the philosophers tone
sustain forever
pt+od is so heavy and thick
plus theres one in the first H.O.F. board pic

[nightterrors]

Screw you guys and your compressor talk, because now I kinda want one.

Yep. Same here. DAAAAAAMN.

[sergiomunoz74]

Fuck compressors, compress these nuts.

Okay I just wanted to say, I really don't even hear the difference. Maybe because I already have mad sustain haha

[new05002]

mike in YOB always runs some kind of compressor before dirt. Seems to be part of that sound he has.