Living On The Edge
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- What's Your Musical Style?
- Heavy Metal; Blues
- What Instrument(s) Do You Play?
- ESP Viper 400(SG-style), Self-assembled Buckerstrat, putting together a Warmoth Explorer, Jackson-soloist style, and just bought a LP-kit.
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The Rotovibe
Picked up a used Rotovibe off eBay. The pedal acts as a variable phaser *or* a variable tremolo with the treadle (the "wah" part) acting as the speed control of the phasing or the tremolo, and with the side knob controlling the depth.
Always a sucker to get a good eBay rating, I gave a good eBay rating des… Continue
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 11:38pm —
Electric Amp Company
Click here for Electric Amps.
If you check out Planet of the Amps, apparently the guy running Electric Amps, Joel Wheeler, was the exclusive dealer for Matamp in the USA. You may remember… Continue
Posted on March 24, 2009 at 11:00pm —
How to record a heavy metal guitar tone
Posted on January 15, 2009 at 8:00pm — 2 Comments
I can't believe I bought a Chorus
Posted on January 10, 2009 at 6:32pm —
Music
Equipment and Projects
Equipment
Amplifiers:
Randall RM100M Modular Head* Retolexed in Green Taurus
* Mercury Magnetics PT, OT, and Choke
Lynchbox 4x12 bottom
* 4 Eminence George Lynch "Super V" speakers
Modules:
1086, Blackface, Brahma, Brown*, Clean, Deluxe, Grail, JTM, KH-2, KH-3, Mr. Scary, Modern*, Plexi, Recto, Super V, Top Boost, Ultra, Ultra Lead*, UltraXL, XTC
* denotes the module is no longer made
Randall RX25RM Combo
* low-volume practice amp
Pedals:
Boss:* BD-2 Blues Driver
* CE-5 Chorus Ensemble (old-serial number analog model)
* DD-3 Digital Delay
* DD-20 Gigadelay
* OC-2 Octave
* RC-2 Loop Station
Chicago Iron (TycoBrahe):
* Para-baby Wah
Dunlop/MXR
* Variphase Phaser
* Rotovibe
Peterson:
* Strobostomp 2 Tuner
SubDecay Studios:
* BlackStar Distortion
* Stupid Box Distortion
Throbak:
* stRangeMaster (treble booster)
ToneFactor / MojoHand:
* 442 Analogue Filter
Projects
Pedals:
General Guitar Gadgets:* BMP (Big Muff Pi) Distortion Kit
* ITS8 (Tubescreamer 808) Overdrive Kit
Monte Allums
* Boss BD-2 Mod Kit
Amplifiers:
Plexi-clone:* Metroamp Plexi Chassis Kit:
* Sourmash Headbox Plexi cab in Emerald Green tolex
* Planned retool to Marshall Model 1959 Super Tremolo schematic
* PPIMV (post phase-inverter master volume)
* Available bias-adjust and test points
* S.I.R. Stock #39 modification of tremolo tube to extra gain stage
Cabinets:
Avatar Speakers Vintage 4x12* 4 Warehouse Guitar Speaker Reaper-HP 50s
* Randall Mic-Eliminator Jacks
Guitars:
* Single-bucker Frankenstrat-style x-x-H* Warmoth Explorer H-H
* Jackson-style snakeskin Dinky S-x-H
* Bulldog Guitars Les Paul style second H-H ($200 on ebay!)
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 9:46am on January 19, 2009,
Don Anderson said…
- Hahaha. I didn't even think to look if the low strings are on the bottom of your bass until you pointed it out! How does one even get lessons on how to play that way? I'm stunned. That's incredible.
I don't know about lessons, I never had any. Most teachers would probably have forced me to change.
- At 5:51pm on January 18, 2009,
- I really dig the fact you're playing a P-bass upside down! That's awesome! :D Great youtube video...
Thanks for noticing. Can you tell that the strings are upside down, too?
- At 11:57am on January 15, 2009,
Paul Marossy said… - On Chit Chat, that's actually my old Zoom 9030 with a built from scratch preset thru my 1973 Maestro Boomerang wah pedal. That's what I am using on pretty much all of my tunes with disortion tones. I think it's good for recording, but I would never use it live - that's when I use my DIY pedals.
- At 8:40am on January 14, 2009,
Laughinglarry said…
- Hey Zander,
No, I don't actually own that. It showed up on the Parker Forum (US Music owns both brands), and when I read your module list I remembered it and thought it would make a good prank for your Comment Wall. I'm like that...
I always thought the the MTS amps made a LOT of sense. Even though I've known a few people with them, yours is by far the best collection of modules I've heard of. Since you're in that far, why not get the SLO and Orange ones?
You should add some pics of your collection, especially the guitars? And get some tunes up here too!
Cheers,
Larry
- At 6:38pm on January 13, 2009,
- Hey Zander, welcome to the forum!
I hope to hear some sound clips from you; you've got a serious bit of gear there.
Great collection of modules for teh Randall amp. Here's mine:
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