NewDarkAge wrote:Not sure where to ask this and sure it has been addressed multiple times on the board before, but I was wondering if folks could give me advice on how many days to book a studio for making a record. It s 11 3-6 minute songs, straightforward band set up (guitar, singing, drums, bass,...

Kinda what I figured. If I see this amp for sale I buy them anyways(they're cheap), but I just can't find one that sounds like this one.Anyone played through one of those quilter interblocks? I don't need much volume for the wet sound it just needs to compliment the randall. Also, there's something ...

How hard would it be to make a two channel amp have separate outputs for each channel? Do amps like that even exist?So, I've got an old Randall solid state that just can't be beat for what i'm wanting live. I use a lot of delay so i've started experimenting with a Wet/Dry setup with promising result...

Dave N. wrote:Jesus. Chernobyl. I watched the first episode before going to bed last night. Haven t had a string of dreams that fucked up in awhile.It's so good. I thought holy shit am i gonna be able to watch 6 hours of this and are they gonna be able to make 6 hours of this interesting? The answer...

Since money is no object, the GigRig2 and one of those fancy Schmidt Array pedalboards to house it. As far as pedals, a Belle Epoch Deluxe is definitely on my list.

Bit of a tangent, but I've also heard the Belle Epoch Deluxe will flip your phase if using it in wet/dry or stereo setups. Only reason i haven't gotten one, because those things sound legit.

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:I need some kind of app that will play a simple chord progression over and over. Say if I am practicing a I IV V on steel and need to practice the changes with correct intonation in any given key. Simple is good, I will not require good sound quality but if I can just ...

You're welcome. Watching That Pedal Show obsessively is really starting to pay dividends for me.

tmidgett wrote:Riff Magnum wrote:I assumed my tech would have to cut a new nut and move the bridge saddles. I just see all these heavy bands playing "regular" guitars in dropped tunings and it sounds great but any time i've ever tried it, it sounds super floppy. Dude from Mutoid Man comes to mind im...

Thanks so much for the informative and inspiring post. Definitely gonna get some heavier strings and just go for it. My tech usually rolls his eyes no matter what I'm up to so fuck him!!