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haha thanks. God Church of Misery were the best on that tour.

Literally the grooviest shit ever.
So good.

I hate you guys.

So, Case, I hate to say this, especially publicly, but that '68 band was actually...pretty...good.

And I've never been a fan of Josh Scogin before.

The best octave down pedal for guitar is the FoxRox Octron.

casecandy wrote:

If the idea is "let's not have a bassist I'll just use an octave pedal" you may find yourself disappointed. I'd recommend borrowing items to test it before investing in something that may not work out for you.

No, no, I just want to add another dimension to my guitar

Something not unlike this maybe

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2rPlxEhmZc[/youtube]

This thread is awesome from start to finish BTW

Do this and stop giving a fuck.

I like The Chariot but it is important for you to know to make your sound from this and stop stop giving a fuck.

neonblack wrote:So, Case, I hate to say this, especially publicly, but that '68 band was actually...pretty...good.

And I've never been a fan of Josh Scogin before.

LOL "Case it causes me physical pain to acknowledge that one of 'your' bands was actually okay but"

Glad you like them, me, he's sort of my favourite

WayToHip wrote:Do this and stop giving a fuck.

I like The Chariot but it is important for you to know to make your sound from this and stop stop giving a fuck.

I don't understand this comment...?

I think he's saying go for it?

Anyways yeah I've definitely been listening to the '68 album all day.

Drum/Bass and drum/guitar duos are my favorite.

They the best.
Fact.

neonblack wrote:I think he's saying go for it?

Anyways yeah I've definitely been listening to the '68 album all day.

Drum/Bass and drum/guitar duos are my favorite.

Wow I think I just turned someone else onto a band via ILF...? Where is D.o.S.? I need to like screencap this LOL

Also yes, that's why I want to do the octave thing. I just want to find a drummer to play with and make raw music.
(I had that setup but... Northern Canada sees people come and go. Alas, she got a BF down south, and that was that.)

Re: The '68, Josh et al. started doing the octave thing in The Chariot. They had an absolutely fucking insane backline built for them by Black Market Custom. Then their bassist quit but they just all made octave down rigs with all these big cabs. So much noise. I guess he's doing the same thing in '68 but with smaller amps, looks like a Silvertone in some videos? Apparently he destroyed some of the studio's amps recording that album... oops.

I just leave shameless this here:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdmmMqc4B0Q[/youtube]

So... is anyone interested in trading me some sort of POG or other straight octave pedal for an EQD Organizer?

Take to BST man.
You'll get more bites.

Iommic Pope wrote:Take to BST man.
You'll get more bites.

Right.

Iommic Pope wrote:

daseb wrote:brightly coloured cables are the best. Can always tell exactly what's mine at the end of the night when shit is all over the place and I'm too baked to function.

Tips from the pro shop.



Is the pitchfork the same sort of tracking algorithm/tech as the pog or what?
I thought you'd really be splitting hairs on that one?
Not throwing shade, just haven't played one and want some enlightenment.

I didn't design the thing so no clue but tracking isn't why I chose the pitch fork. The POG ALWAYS has some small amount of high and dry bleed even if those pots are all the way down. That makes anything you do have a synthy quality which I didn't want in my bass side signa. The Pitch Fork can do just octave down which solves that problem. It also has a clearer octave down with more brightness.