tauzero

There's glory for you.

They're great little things. Life is even easier if you create patches using the (free!) Tonelib-Zoom program.

I've been following the pictures on the NS Design website: It's not that I can't get the Omni into position, it's that it has a tendency to rotate about its long axis.

A little delayed, this one. Went down to London to pick this up. It has been advertised on BC but I bought it, plus the frame strap system, via Ebay. It's a little tatty round the edges, no major damage though. The strings on it are NS strings, which have a good feel to them. I've tried the boomerang strap and the frame strap system - can't get the hang of the boomerang system yet, I'm hoping that I will with further practice. I have a WAV-4, so I will also play with the tripod stand on that.

Whitney Houston - Climb Every Woman.

"More of it's life was spent with..." is, for one thing, a misplaced apostrophe, and for another, if you were merely to substitute "more" for "most", as you appear to be suggesting, it would be a comparative with nothing to compare against. 3/10, must try harder.

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/most

27 x 2 = 54, and 58 > 54, so he's owned it more than half of its life.

You don't expect me to remember who posted a video do you? I mean, breakfast is a bit of a mystery to me. Anyroadup, did you study the body when you posted it?

There was just one capacitor difference between the two - Aionfx's clone kit mentions this: https://aionfx.com/project/azure-analog-chorus/

What are your eventual intentions as regards gigging? Have any of you gigged before? If you're going to be a trio playing in pubs, a reasonable vocal PA (or vocal plus guitar) and backline (either bass and guitar or bass only) would handle your needs.

Isn't it dents that that works on, as it expands the crushed fibres, rather than scratches? Not saying that it wouldn't work but it might be a case of expanding the wood with the wet cloth and heat so the bottom of the scratch is at the level of the rest of the body, then sanding the scratch out.

Marketing guff on the back of two ghastly instruments. No ta.

Expired or sold.

You may have watched the Youtube video of the spinning guitar neck. At about 9 minutes in, you get a fairly short view of the body that he's 3D printed, which looks quite kewl. Might be worth a look. It's not a gappy hexagons structure, it's solid, seems to be in four sections maybe, and is the face of a multilayered plywood body.

Are you sure you mean 47uF and not 47nF or .47uF?

Hence my suggestion of the B3n - the flappy paddles at the front enable you to move between banks and patches. Press right-hand paddle to switch between patch selection and stompbox modes, when in patch selection mode the middle and left-hand paddles let you move up and down banks and the footswitches allow you to select one of the three patches in that bank. You can leave it in that mode, so you can swap between the three patches with the footswitches, or put it into stompbox mode, so you can switch individual effects in the patch off and on.

John Hall® is very precious about his trademarks though.

A passive A/B box (footswitch inna box, two input jacks, one output) would fit into a 1590A Hammond box.

That's a handy mod. I imagine you could find which of the two 100k resistors to change by connecting a larger resistor (eg 1M) in parallel with each resistor in turn (reducing its value to below 100k), and when it worked as required, change the other resistor. And as resistor tolerance is probably 5% at least, I'd use a 120k to make sure it was out of the range of possible overlaps.

Also, have you scouted out the open mics you want to go to and checked what their provision is for PA and provided backline?

I use a Tecamp Puma 900 plus a BC house jam microcab (200W 6" speaker) for the open mic night that I take a bass amp to, it keeps up happily with the vocal PA but the only drumming is a cajon so might be a bit limited for your purposes. How important is weight?

And that's why a headless conversion for the Bingo makes sense.

It's a trade mark and I didn't know where to find the ® symbol. Rickenbacker® - that's better.