Well, That s It For Me...

MXR Micro-amp.We will also except MXR Phase 90.

Currently my world feels complete with my Les Paul, a tuner, a Vox AC30 & this...Dr Tony Balls wrote:Weird shit! Tube Sound Fuzz/Red Llama circuit with treble cut inside a repro Rotosound fuzz enclosure with oxblood 1470AQs because why not!

Dr Tony Balls wrote:1. RangemasterThe end. I like silent tuning with a pedal tuner as well but, yes. What he said.A good Les Laul -> a treble booster -> a Vox AC/30 is a thing to behold.

Seriously thinking it might be time to quit the whole amateur indie rock band guy thing. Its starting to feel silly and embarrassing as I roll steadily through my 40s. No one wants to see middle aged guys get sweaty and play loud except other middle aged indie rock guys and most of the time those mi...

Dave N. wrote:^^^I get to thinking this periodically, but then I remember that I don t have a whole lot riding on it. It s simply a thing I do.Same but the whole diminishing returns thing keeps coming to mind. I just don t get much out of it anymore. Less and less as time goes by. I have very little...

Me Again wrote:Yeah, there are musicians who play shows well into their eighties (and beyond), so it's not without precedent to stick with it.If you're enjoying yourself, and creating music gives you a path forward, then who cares what "the world" thinks?Well it s not the glowing adoration of throng...

It s not about adoration or having my ego stroked by someone else. I m really just musically frustrated. I think that is the main point.I kinda don t care what anyone else thinks of the music I make. I just want to find a musical team to be a part of that will really keep me creatively fulfilled (an...

travis k wrote:It's rough stuff . Especially compounded w parenthood.I guess my real problem is the way my brain is wired I can t just say œI m done with playing music now. Let s move on to something else! Having been music obsessed since I was 12 it s kind of all I know. My brain is analyzing every...

total\_douche wrote:"Nibs" are the little triangular pieces of binding at the edges of the frets on a Gibson. Back in the day, it was faster and cheaper to cut the frets to the width of the board, cover it all with binding, then route it all flush to the frets and file the nibs to a triangular shape...