Yep. any light = more interest than no light. back in 2012-ish I bought a bunch of just par38's with halogen bulbs + gels and a couple of controllers that can chase (change the lights to the bass rhythm) and a couple of T-stands ("trees"). It's a lot of fun, totally changes the look. I am planning to use them in my garage to turn it into a practice "studio".
Oh no! Now you can see the wood !voodoorat wrote: ↑Sat Sep 05, 2020 2:52 pmnah, i already have an american standard strat, i don't need this, not interested in flipping it and it's not what i wanted anymore. someone else could still get a decent deal but it ain't gonna be me.Gear_Junky wrote: ↑Sat Sep 05, 2020 2:37 pmB-stock. Neck is stable. $89.voodoorat wrote: ↑Sat Sep 05, 2020 1:59 pm
he called right when i was leaving and let me know he had done this to it trying to put it in the case to bring it to the meeting. i don't even know how he managed this.
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i was really excited about this one too. but that would drive me crazy right there where it's always in eyesight, and the main reason i wanted the guitar was because it was imo gorgeous.
But seriously, bargain WAY down (while he's still processing it) and then relic it
Very cool. (For paintrrobbone wrote: ↑Sat Sep 05, 2020 4:53 pm I don't know if this counts as an aquisition, since I built it (and made the body)... But here is my latest "get:"
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It's the latest in a longish line of "experiment" bodies where I try several (usually finish related) ideas on a sacrificial guitar. Why is it that these "never for sale" bodies always sound magnificent to my ears? I put this one together to list it as complete, but I can't bring myself to sell it now.
I'm supposed to be thinning the herd.
67 corvette stinger hood next? I have the previous model with the big HOT incandescent outdoor patio type bulbs. Someday I hope to run i to a deal on some led replacements
Nice acquistions.zisme wrote: ↑Sat Sep 26, 2020 11:34 pm 20200926_124702.jpg
Boss BD-2W Waza Craft Blues Driver. Still looking for the right light to mid drive sound for my current band, and i thought it was high time i tried a blues driver. i've got two other waza pedals (super overdrive, analog delay) which i like, so i figured i'd keep the trend going. pretty cool pedal on the home rig. gets pretty gnarly on the higher gain settings. looking forward to trying it in the band rig
Boss RV-500. I went back and forth a lot on this one. This pedal...is a lot. Typically I'm happy with 3 knobs and a set-it-forget-it approach to pedals. But i wanted a good ambient reverb type pedal with a reverse mode - i was surprised how limited the options for this seem to be. I considered A LOT of different reverb pedals, and this one, despite it's price tag, always came out on top. My biggest fear is that I'll come up with one setting I like and just use that - negating 95% of the pedal's potential. So I'm going to make a sincere effort to really learn how to use this thing, do some deep editing, and come up with some custom patches to justify the thing. First time I've flipped through a manual for a pedal. There's some good youtube tutorials too fortunately. If any of you guys are using this sucker, let me know, shoot me some tips!
Deluxe probably means active. 4 control knobs, are some concentric? Can't quite see but curious what it does. Fretless is fun to toy with, even if you don't get great at it, you can always use it as an effect on a song.
Yeah. It’s active. The knobs are master volume, pickup blend, a stacked one for treble/bass boost and cut, and i think the little one on the end is a master tone.Gear_Junky wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 5:24 pmDeluxe probably means active. 4 control knobs, are some concentric? Can't quite see but curious what it does. Fretless is fun to toy with, even if you don't get great at it, you can always use it as an effect on a song.
