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Gretsch BST-2000 into Sunn Sonic 1 I-40! There's some fuzz in between.

t-rey wrote:Dan, you don't show off your rig nearly enough.

Sometimes I feel I show it off too much. Thanks, mate.

Got pics of my guitar/bass/home/practice rig...

70s SS Peavey PA200 into 3x15's



Pedalboard...waiting on my WUMBO MUFF to be finished for my bass rig so my Colossus can fill the last spot on the board.

I think I've posted all this elsewhere. but not all together. I just can't find better cabs than dietz.

Shit on it all you want but a Metal Zone on a bass sounds awesome.

conky wrote:Shit on it all you want but a Metal Zone on a bass sounds awesome.

Its modded as well, something with an LED it think. Takes some of the harshness away, makes massive headroom. BRICK WALL OF SHVT STORM DISTORTION. The sweepable mid are cool too. I have a love hate relation ship with it, somedays it sounds brutal, others it sound well like a Metal Zone.

Van search continues...found this guy that looks pretty sweet. http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/3778916897.html

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Awesome stuff, pelliott.

pelliott wrote:

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dat handpainted Fuzzhugger (I'm assuming)

Now talk to me about having both The Elements and the DLS on your board and which one made you sell the Supercharged OD.

Yeah it's an Algal Bloom and it fuckin slays.

The DLS maxes out on gain somewhere around a classic rock OD. Not a huge amount of gain, but ample. Thin Lizzy, AC/DC-esque. The Elements can do that on its lower gain settings but I'm using it for higher gain chunky distortion.

The DLS I am using basically as a preamp for them fuzzies, and the Elements as a standalone distortion. The SCOD just wasn't seeing enough use with the Elements and the fuzz characteristics of it I had covered elsewhere so I decided to let it go.

damn pelliot
nice fuckin everything
whats that doublecut
and that van
DO NOT remove the dead sticker
deface it

Ibanez AR320! I cannot overstate how good vs. how affordable it is.

pelliott wrote:Yeah it's an Algal Bloom and it fuckin slays.

The DLS maxes out on gain somewhere around a classic rock OD. Not a huge amount of gain, but ample. Thin Lizzy, AC/DC-esque. The Elements can do that on its lower gain settings but I'm using it for higher gain chunky distortion.

The DLS I am using basically as a preamp for them fuzzies, and the Elements as a standalone distortion. The SCOD just wasn't seeing enough use with the Elements and the fuzz characteristics of it I had covered elsewhere so I decided to let it go.

I've always wanted to try an Algal Bloom. Never really considered using the DLS as a preamp for other pedals (even though that is literally what it was designed for). I WILL have an Elements, and may pick up a DLS for the lower gain/hair metal type stuff.

Basically I just want to be like you.

Soon, an 810 to replace the 215.