07-08-2024, 12:40 PM
#3631
Originally Posted By 7empest⏩
vs
ding ding ding
Not even close, that zoom DSP processor is from the 80s.
vs
ding ding ding
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07-08-2024, 01:04 PM
#3632
Originally Posted By rollerball⏩
nice, always thought Zoom should try make an amp - all their stuff seems really solid (multi fx pedals, handheld recorders etc)
Not even close, that zoom DSP processor is from the 80s.
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07-08-2024, 01:06 PM
#3633
Originally Posted By 7empest⏩
zoom fukking sucks arse imo
nice, always thought Zoom should try make an amp - all their stuff seems really solid (multi fx pedals, handheld recorders etc)
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07-08-2024, 01:12 PM
#3634
Originally Posted By rollerball⏩
yeah i agree the sound isn't great but i always admired them for their 'does what it says on the tin'. i'm going purely by nostalgia though i'm sure i'll quickly be reminded as soon as I hear it (how bad it is).
zoom fukking sucks arse imo
but I just thought in terms of functionality, but I just have real fond memories of multi fx pedals.
i'm sure the sound isn't great but this too, just think it's a good design
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07-09-2024, 07:28 AM
#3635
This **** is hard AF. I've been playing for a year+ and still get fatigued playing chords. I can't change chord shapes fluidly for an entire song without fatigue. I focus on good technique. Been playing like 20 mins a day for 15 months - i'd play longer but my arm goes limp. I'm in my 40s
Is this normal? It's frustrating cause I know theory/harmony from playing bass 10 years. My ear knows what to do but my hands/arm is a little bitch
Is this normal? It's frustrating cause I know theory/harmony from playing bass 10 years. My ear knows what to do but my hands/arm is a little bitch
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07-09-2024, 08:03 AM
#3636
Originally Posted By pengh⏩
Basically you are building up the muscles in your hand. Just like building muscle in the gym. Do you take a day off playing? That can really produce some results! Different guitars are harder to play than others, also thicker strings make you really work for it. I think it is pretty normal. Play with a group, looper or drum backing track to make you hold chords forever. It makes it feel less like work.
This **** is hard AF. I've been playing for a year+ and still get fatigued playing chords. I can't change chord shapes fluidly for an entire song without fatigue. I focus on good technique. Been playing like 20 mins a day for 15 months - i'd play longer but my arm goes limp. I'm in my 40s
Is this normal? It's frustrating cause I know theory/harmony from playing bass 10 years. My ear knows what to do but my hands/arm is a little bitch
Is this normal? It's frustrating cause I know theory/harmony from playing bass 10 years. My ear knows what to do but my hands/arm is a little bitch
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07-09-2024, 08:23 AM
#3637
Originally Posted By 7empest⏩
yeah i agree the sound isn't great but i always admired them for their 'does what it says on the tin'. i'm going purely by nostalgia though i'm sure i'll quickly be reminded as soon as I hear it (how bad it is).
but I just thought in terms of functionality, but I just have real fond memories of multi fx pedals.
i'm sure the sound isn't great but this too, just think it's a good design
but I just thought in terms of functionality, but I just have real fond memories of multi fx pedals.
i'm sure the sound isn't great but this too, just think it's a good design
I've got one of those in my closet if anybody wants to buy it.
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07-09-2024, 11:15 AM
#3638
Originally Posted By Uber_Dad⏩
Thanks. I was beginning to think i had something wrong with me. You really gotta crawl inch by inch to see results i guess.
Basically you are building up the muscles in your hand. Just like building muscle in the gym. Do you take a day off playing? That can really produce some results! Different guitars are harder to play than others, also thicker strings make you really work for it. I think it is pretty normal. Play with a group, looper or drum backing track to make you hold chords forever. It makes it feel less like work.
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07-16-2024, 07:15 AM
#3639
interesting. still want a Fractal FM9 though!
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07-23-2024, 03:57 AM
#3640
anyone know Alex Skolnick?
play's in a band called Testament who are like Metallica but better lol
play's in a band called Testament who are like Metallica but better lol
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07-28-2024, 01:49 PM
#3641
How many guitars do your guys own? I’m on the fence about buying a new one as I already own 6 guitars. 4 are solid body electrics, and one electric bass guitar and acoustic. I’m looking at this as it seems more versatile than the ones I already own and it’s a limited run
https://doesitdoom.com/product/switchblade/
https://doesitdoom.com/product/switchblade/
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07-28-2024, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
Howdy….
How many guitars do your guys own? I’m on the fence about buying a new one as I already own 6 guitars. 4 are solid body electrics, and one electric bass guitar and acoustic. I’m looking at this as it seems more versatile than the ones I already own and it’s a limited run
I'm rhythm player/song writer and not a collector so I only own only (3): '77 Ibanez Tele Silver Series - '73 Guild Acoustic D40 Sunburst - '74 Martin copy acoustic (beater)
If I were to round out be my axes I'd get a a semi-hollow ES type.
Don't know what style you play/practice or your skill level but have you considered a semi-hollow to round out your choices since you already have the solid bodies?
Are you playing/writing songs, playing riffs to shred to or the eternal perfect tone search?
Seriously, what would be the benefit of another solid body especially at that price point?
Just a thought Pop…..good luck on your choice.
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07-28-2024, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By Wayne Evans⏩
I mainly play rock and metal, lately in terms of songwriting I’m trying to develop a psychedelic/stoner rock type of sound. My solid body electrics are all Gibson/Epiphone humbucker guitars
Howdy….
I'm rhythm player/song writer and not a collector so I only own only (3): '77 Ibanez Tele Silver Series - '73 Guild Acoustic D40 Sunburst - '74 Martin copy acoustic (beater)
If I were to round out be my axes I'd get a a semi-hollow ES type.
Don't know what style you play/practice or your skill level but have you considered a semi-hollow to round out your choices since you already have the solid bodies?
Seriously, what would be the benefit of another solid body especially at that price point?
Just a thought Pop…..good luck on your choice.
Carry on.
I'm rhythm player/song writer and not a collector so I only own only (3): '77 Ibanez Tele Silver Series - '73 Guild Acoustic D40 Sunburst - '74 Martin copy acoustic (beater)
If I were to round out be my axes I'd get a a semi-hollow ES type.
Don't know what style you play/practice or your skill level but have you considered a semi-hollow to round out your choices since you already have the solid bodies?
Seriously, what would be the benefit of another solid body especially at that price point?
Just a thought Pop…..good luck on your choice.
Carry on.
This one is as well but you can split the coils on this guitar to get more traditional Jaguar/Fender sounds out of it. Truth be told I do want a fender style guitar to round out my collection and I felt like this guitar would be a good compromise. I don’t NEED it but I definitely want it lol
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07-28-2024, 03:17 PM
#3644
Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
I get it….it's not about "need" for us, desire plays a bigger decision maker sometimes.
I mainly play rock and metal, lately in terms of songwriting I’m trying to develop a psychedelic/stoner rock type of sound. My solid body electrics are all Gibson/Epiphone humbucker guitars
This one is as well but you can split the coils on this guitar to get more traditional Jaguar/Fender sounds out of it. Truth be told I do want a fender style guitar to round out my collection and I felt like this guitar would be a good compromise. I don’t NEED it but I definitely want it lol
This one is as well but you can split the coils on this guitar to get more traditional Jaguar/Fender sounds out of it. Truth be told I do want a fender style guitar to round out my collection and I felt like this guitar would be a good compromise. I don’t NEED it but I definitely want it lol
Still, you're saying you can't find the 'type of sound' you desire with your existing collection along with any outboard gear?
Have you actually written a song, fleshed it out to a finished, recorded product and then try to find (with your 1/2 solid bodies) the tone(s) that works well?
Personally, I care far more about arriving at a finished creative product and keeping concern over minutia where it belongs.
Not saying you shouldn't get another axe, just trying to employ some pragmatism, in this context.
Qualifier: I don't know shvt about pickups, single vs. whatever, humbuckers….I'm clueless on that front.
Back to it.
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07-28-2024, 04:44 PM
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I have 11 guitars. All solid body 6 string electric. I realized I'm not really an acoustic player so I sold my acoustics. I feel guilty sometimes that I don't play some of my guitars much, but I'll be shopping laying in bed tonight
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07-28-2024, 05:30 PM
#3646
Originally Posted By bignpisst⏩
This isn’t helping lol if anything it makes me just wanna buy it haha
I have 11 guitars. All solid body 6 string electric. I realized I'm not really an acoustic player so I sold my acoustics. I feel guilty sometimes that I don't play some of my guitars much, but I'll be shopping laying in bed tonight
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07-28-2024, 06:14 PM
#3647
Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
….go for it Pop, we're on your side.
This isn’t helping lol if anything it makes me just wanna buy it haha
Howdy BNP….
How about just a pause at 13?….you may change your mind.
A bakers' dozen is a worthy goal.
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08-03-2024, 04:34 PM
#3648
Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
I'm waiting for the pics
This isn’t helping lol if anything it makes me just wanna buy it haha
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08-03-2024, 06:03 PM
#3649
Originally Posted By bignpisst⏩
I bought it lemme take some real quick, misc is wonky about uploading images
I'm waiting for the pics
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08-03-2024, 06:08 PM
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Switchblade, pretty killer it sounds great. Very heavy tho
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08-04-2024, 01:00 PM
#3651
Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
that's epic dude, really nice
Switchblade, pretty killer it sounds great. Very heavy tho
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08-04-2024, 01:02 PM
#3652
gotta be the next guitar, can't fukken wait
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08-13-2024, 11:57 AM
#3653
Originally Posted By ChunkBuster⏩
nice dude what amp are you using?
I bought the devil’s strat today.
HSH pickups. I’ll be playing mainly in clean mode I’d say. Ordered online and needs to get through customs so will take a couple of weeks.
Also got a new chorus pedal (Maxon CS-9 Pro Stereo Chorus) and think I’ll stick to this and reverb pedal only.
Also got an Ibanez tubebscreamer delivered today. It’s too hot sounding for me tbh…it was a mistake for the sound I like.
HSH pickups. I’ll be playing mainly in clean mode I’d say. Ordered online and needs to get through customs so will take a couple of weeks.
Also got a new chorus pedal (Maxon CS-9 Pro Stereo Chorus) and think I’ll stick to this and reverb pedal only.
Also got an Ibanez tubebscreamer delivered today. It’s too hot sounding for me tbh…it was a mistake for the sound I like.
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08-15-2024, 06:13 AM
#3654
Originally Posted By ChunkBuster⏩
nice mate, yeah dude post pics of your set up too i'm interested.
I have a 15 Watt Marshall and a 10 Watt Fender. 95% of the time I use the Marshall. The Marshall is double the size - I just double checked the specs.
I have a modern Jaguar HS and prefer the humbucker through the Fender when using gain.
I’ll put some photos up of my guitars (which is now technically a mini collection) in a couple of weeks once my devils strat arrives.
I have a modern Jaguar HS and prefer the humbucker through the Fender when using gain.
I’ll put some photos up of my guitars (which is now technically a mini collection) in a couple of weeks once my devils strat arrives.
when funds allow I'm going to get a Suhr Badger amp, it's quite Marshall-esque in ways actually
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08-17-2024, 09:59 PM
#3655
Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
I already knew you would. You were just looking for a reason. Don't ask me how I know
This isn’t helping lol if anything it makes me just wanna buy it haha
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08-18-2024, 03:00 AM
#3656
Originally Posted By ChunkBuster⏩
damn I know you got a chorus pedal but this one is incredible, srs dude give it a listen on a YT vid
I changed my mind on the Tube Screamer!
Initially I wasn’t keen but I played about with the settings and I am going Ibanez Tube Screamer - Maxon CS9 Chorus - a generic reverb pedal. That setup works well for me on my strat neck pickup.
The irony is I bought my other guitars as didn’t like the strat sound but just needed a few pedals lol.
I got those pedals as was used by John Squire on the first Stone Roses album.
My HSH strat will be 3 weeks as needed to be ordered from the US.
Initially I wasn’t keen but I played about with the settings and I am going Ibanez Tube Screamer - Maxon CS9 Chorus - a generic reverb pedal. That setup works well for me on my strat neck pickup.
The irony is I bought my other guitars as didn’t like the strat sound but just needed a few pedals lol.
I got those pedals as was used by John Squire on the first Stone Roses album.
My HSH strat will be 3 weeks as needed to be ordered from the US.
exciting about the guitar, will you set it up yourself or is it set up already?
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08-18-2024, 03:38 AM
#3657
Originally Posted By 7empest⏩
I ordered three other chorus pedals online as I’m not sold on the sound. I will pick the best one if the four.
damn I know you got a chorus pedal but this one is incredible, srs dude give it a listen on a YT vid
exciting about the guitar, will you set it up yourself or is it set up already?
exciting about the guitar, will you set it up yourself or is it set up already?
I ordered these:
- Roland CE-2W Waza Craft
- Electro-Harmonix Eddy
- BOSS (Electronics) Guitar Effect Chorus CH-1
I’m fine ordering chorus pedals now. Cant chance listening to any more 🙈
At the moment I just tune the guitars and play. There is a shop not too far away. I’ll just plug and play.
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08-18-2024, 10:56 AM
#3658
Originally Posted By ChunkBuster⏩
nice dude. there was a music shop I went to ages ago that had every boss pedal connected and you could try every one. there's something really cool about individual boxes vs multi fx units.
I ordered three other chorus pedals online as I’m not sold on the sound. I will pick the best one if the four.
I ordered these:
- Roland CE-2W Waza Craft
- Electro-Harmonix Eddy
- BOSS (Electronics) Guitar Effect Chorus CH-1
I’m fine ordering chorus pedals now. Cant chance listening to any more
At the moment I just tune the guitars and play. There is a shop not too far away. I’ll just plug and play.
I ordered these:
- Roland CE-2W Waza Craft
- Electro-Harmonix Eddy
- BOSS (Electronics) Guitar Effect Chorus CH-1
I’m fine ordering chorus pedals now. Cant chance listening to any more
At the moment I just tune the guitars and play. There is a shop not too far away. I’ll just plug and play.
have you seen this overdrive, it's mad (those knobs get saved and moved into the presets). like a super luxury overdrive pedal
it's a massive money sink music gear
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08-18-2024, 11:53 AM
#3659
Originally Posted By ChunkBuster⏩
yeah true, i just love how you can always swap and change pedals, it's a whole different world. but totally understand people that just want a unit and have everything under it to 'get the job done' (like a helix).
That looks great (apart from the gain being set to 11 !). I lm old skool. I prefer simplicity like the above or individual pedals combined. Rather than a pad.
I have quite a few pedals and intend to pack most of them away so I can focus on playing rather than aiming for that sound than never is quite right lol.
I have quite a few pedals and intend to pack most of them away so I can focus on playing rather than aiming for that sound than never is quite right lol.
damn dude, that strat looks nice. you going to put some aftermarket pickups in it?
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