matt3310
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Yes sir. Its a Dunlop Mini Volume with a Poly tune built into it.
Yes sir. Its a Dunlop Mini Volume with a Poly tune built into it.
Thanks! I’ll check those out. I kinda hate to “waste” a space for a tuner.
It's not a board exactly, but there's that drawer with my effects in...
it is - but it's a back breakerNicely done! That’s a gorgeous rig.
it is - but it's a back breaker
in a perfect world, yesThen again, that’s why you have roadies!
in a perfect world, yes
Hell no, you couldn't be more right!!!With a rig like that? Gotta have roadies.
You don’t want to start the gig all sweaty and dirty! You want to walk onto the stage nice and fresh, have your tech hand you a perfectly tuned guitar, have your own sound guy feed just the right mix into your in-ears, and blow the crowd’s mind with your dazzling chops!
Am I right?
(Never allow reality to interfere with a good fantasy!)
very true. a little extra space can never hurt (and will probably not last all that long...)Been working on this the last couple of days; messed with the patchbay connections, added a second H9. Works and sounds great! I’m not sure what else I need to add, but with pedalboards, it’s always good to have a little extra space:
Something to aspire to!Been working on this the last couple of days; messed with the patchbay connections, added a second H9. Works and sounds great! I’m not sure what else I need to add, but with pedalboards, it’s always good to have a little extra space:
Something to aspire to!
I’ve started the slippery slope of pedals. I’m now the proud owner of a Tech 21 - NYC Oxford. It works very nicely with the lead channel on the tube amp (almost like a boost).
OD/Fuzz tube screamer next, some sort of delay and chorus. Maybe another boost pedal, a chorus/harmoniser and a Wah!
Really digging the Eventide H9 reviews! Thanks Les.