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Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 3:29 am
by Gearmond
Tremster wrote:Booteek Way Huge Red Llama clones.


you mean like these schnazzy clones which sell for the exorbitant price of $100?

http://north-effects.co.uk/llama

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 4:14 am
by Tremster
Gearmond wrote:
Tremster wrote:Booteek Way Huge Red Llama clones.


you mean like these schnazzy clones which sell for the exorbitant price of $100?

http://north-effects.co.uk/llama


Yeah, those and this:
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But yeah. I have been thinking about Nort's Schimmer tremolo for a while, but wanted to lay low for nor, pedal wise. Also already have three tremolos ... so I'll probably buy it.

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 4:29 am
by Gearmond
as long as they can sell their stuff for the prices they have, im happy

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 4:58 am
by Bassus Sanguinis
Chankgeez wrote:Question: If a TGP board falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it fall, how many overdrive pedals does it take to make a sound?

in the space no one can hear your 600$ Tubescreamer :whateva:

...and tell it apart from an ibanez bought for 60$ it's worth.

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 5:06 am
by theavondon
$100 for a Red Llama? Bit pricey.


THIS IS ILF

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 5:21 am
by Gearmond
theavondon wrote:$100 for a Red Llama? Bit pricey.


THIS IS ILF


$500 for a delay, TOTES ACCEPTABLE DOE

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 5:29 am
by theavondon
Gearmond wrote:
theavondon wrote:$100 for a Red Llama? Bit pricey.


THIS IS ILF


$500 for a delay, TOTES ACCEPTABLE DOE


psh, I paid $100 for my DM-2. That's the most I'd pay for a delay.

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 5:51 am
by Bassus Sanguinis
theavondon wrote:
Gearmond wrote:
theavondon wrote:$100 for a Red Llama? Bit pricey.


THIS IS ILF


$500 for a delay, TOTES ACCEPTABLE DOE


psh, I paid $100 for my DM-2. That's the most I'd pay for a delay.


Delay is - to me - the sandwich mayo of a pedalboards. It's often a most appropriate dressing. At its best it's acceptable even on its own, in small amounts, but nobody orders a mayo sandwich - right? - since clearly the purpose of mayo is to just moisten a bit the fuzz sandwich to taste.

Therefor we come to equation fuzz > delay > fuzz :poke:

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:21 am
by hclapp219
lol tgp

just saw this said about a dirt comparison video:

The settings of the tone knobs on the Screwdriver and Fetto are so different from the rest that it makes a valid comparison impossible.

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:34 pm
by oldangelmidnight
culturejam wrote:
Chumley wrote: what does that make a HCFX board?

A Bad Monkey and a Soundtank Phaser? :poke:


With a repurposed beerpong table as the board.

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:49 pm
by Chumley
theavondon wrote:
Gearmond wrote:
theavondon wrote:$100 for a Red Llama? Bit pricey.


THIS IS ILF


$500 for a delay, TOTES ACCEPTABLE DOE


psh, I paid $100 for my DM-2. That's the most I'd pay for a delay.


Now WATCH as I flip it for $250.

Re: what constitutes a tgp board

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 4:08 pm
by theavondon
Chumley wrote:
theavondon wrote:
Gearmond wrote:
theavondon wrote:$100 for a Red Llama? Bit pricey.


THIS IS ILF


$500 for a delay, TOTES ACCEPTABLE DOE


psh, I paid $100 for my DM-2. That's the most I'd pay for a delay.


Now WATCH as I flip it for $250.


Good boy. Good boy.