Kniferide wrote: Mon Jan 31, 2022 6:48 pm Back in the day Electro harmonix made a thing called the Hot Foot that let you control the knobs of a pedal with a foot controller. Does anyone still make those things? Seems like I could build one with a old volume pedal and a drill snake attachment, but I'd rather just buy one.

Sometimes, you will come across a 3rd hand being sold used.

That said, prices are not exactly cool when you do.

There are certainly plenty of amp/cab simulator plugs out there but are there PA cab sims? I guess the next best thing would be to run 2 'neutral' amp plugs in stereo.

(I don't have a PA and don't really want to buy one for this purpose)

penningtron wrote: Tue Feb 01, 2022 9:57 am There are certainly plenty of amp/cab simulator plugs out there but are there PA cab sims? I guess the next best thing would be to run 2 'neutral' amp plugs in stereo.

(I don't have a PA and don't really want to buy one for this purpose)

The only Neural Plug I have (Cory Wong thing) runs in stereo, You can even change the mic placement/choice for each side if you are into that kinda thing.

numberthirty wrote: Mon Jan 31, 2022 11:07 pm

Kniferide wrote: Mon Jan 31, 2022 6:48 pm Back in the day Electro harmonix made a thing called the Hot Foot that let you control the knobs of a pedal with a foot controller. Does anyone still make those things? Seems like I could build one with a old volume pedal and a drill snake attachment, but I'd rather just buy one.

Sometimes, you will come across a 3rd hand being sold used.

That said, prices are not exactly cool when you do.

Insane prices. I ordered a flex extender for a Dremel and am going to try to build one into an old wah body.

That was one of the few times that I thought "Where is Joyo when you need them?..."

Then, I realized that it would probably not be a pedal that one could count on long term.

In remarkably good news, I'm getting a Travis Bean standard from a friend, I assume in a few weeks or so. It does need a little work at the nut, and I'm wondering who you trust to do that kind of thing. I'd really prefer not to ship and I wonder if I could get one made by someone who knows these instruments and have it installed by a luthier here in Boston. Any other ideas?

The other thing is this particular one is non-standard; the lower bout is shorter than the upper one. Essentially it's a body shape similar to a Kramer. It's either an old mod or maybe a weird prototype or something. Would anyone out there know? I'm not an old-school aluminum guitar person, so I don't know who to ask - figured someone here might.

Thanks, and excited to joint the club!

twelvepoint wrote: Wed Feb 02, 2022 12:21 pm
The other thing is this particular one is non-standard; the lower bout is shorter than the upper one. Essentially it's a body shape similar to a Kramer. It's either an old mod or maybe a weird prototype or something. Would anyone out there know? I'm not an old-school aluminum guitar person, so I don't know who to ask - figured someone here might.

Exciting! I don't believe there were any TBs that had this mod done at the factory. I've seen one or two that have had this happen on Reverb/eBay over the years, so I'm curious if it's one of those!

Kniferide wrote: Tue Feb 01, 2022 1:37 pm

penningtron wrote: Tue Feb 01, 2022 9:57 am There are certainly plenty of amp/cab simulator plugs out there but are there PA cab sims? I guess the next best thing would be to run 2 'neutral' amp plugs in stereo.

(I don't have a PA and don't really want to buy one for this purpose)

The only Neural Plug I have (Cory Wong thing) runs in stereo, You can even change the mic placement/choice for each side if you are into that kinda thing.

It looks to have a lot of stuff I don't need (and seems GUI heavy). For now, I just found a free bass amp plug (Ignite Amps SHB-1) and will run things at a very clean (and stereo) setting just to take the direct sheen off some synth/triggered sounds.

four_oclocker_2.2 wrote: Wed Feb 02, 2022 12:36 pm

twelvepoint wrote: Wed Feb 02, 2022 12:21 pm
The other thing is this particular one is non-standard; the lower bout is shorter than the upper one. Essentially it's a body shape similar to a Kramer. It's either an old mod or maybe a weird prototype or something. Would anyone out there know? I'm not an old-school aluminum guitar person, so I don't know who to ask - figured someone here might.

Exciting! I don't believe there were any TBs that had this mod done at the factory. I've seen one or two that have had this happen on Reverb/eBay over the years, so I'm curious if it's one of those!

This one may have been up for sale a while back but it didn't sell. My friend got it back in the 90s, pre-eBay, back when you could get fun gear easily.

Ok, so I'm trying to find a toggle switch that will except balanced (XLR) in and then will let me switch between two balanced connections. It also needs to be small enough fit into a rack mount face plate thingy (rack mount plate). I have the step drill, I can do this. I just can't find the part. Mouser is not being a big help.
Ideas?