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I agree. Thus isnt meant to augment a bigger board, this is the board

Absolutely amazing. Do you accept visitors?

Ok, so i finally got around to starting this..... And i already messed up! (I put a resistor into a capacitor slot and clipped it!) Not sure if catastrophic or not yet, but i did definitely learn some lessons already. I think i got the actual soldering bit down, but i think i should populate everything forst instead if going one at a time. Is there an easy way to remove resistors once put on the board? How about removing solder from a hole that it got into? Those are my two issues currently Also, i assume you can overheat parts? I might have to source a few new resistors!

Look at that lil' fella...

People dont listen if i post clips! Sounds like a feckin jet aeroplane flying 40 feet above while on acid...

I also had an epiphany in rehearsal last night. I always put the DMC micro in front, but it's a bit taller than allcthe other pedals so inevitably I'd switch channels or turn other pedals on or off while using it. I decided last night i didnt really need the DMC, i could just use 6 onboard presets for shows Then it hit me. Put the DMC at the top. It's tall enough with the pedal toppers i can use it without disturbing the other pedals. It also gives me much better access to C4 expression input and the dmc expression input so i can simlutaneoisly control both the plethora and the C4 with the source audio dual exp pedal This setup is perfect! I cant forsee any major changes bar MAYBE a different distortion. Love it!

Pulled out the recording board today to rewire the moose sunhammer in and give it some sunlight and a quick run-through. Such a killer board, but it is so heavy...

Not sure this will last because i moved my favourite distortion to get the paraeq on, but I'm looking forward to trying it out.

I've been so gas free for months now that i dont even really look at pedals to buy anymore. I really only wanted the paraeq deluxe, but i couldn't justify the price A lightly used one appeared locally and i picked it up at a great price! I couldnt believe my luck! I dont think ill use it for my gigboard. My thoughts were to use it strictly for recording, but i have worked out a configuration where it might get added on. Will mess around with it and see. Stoked on this one for sure!

That is unbelievable! Wow... Their best tune is Gimme Back My Bullets. Sick groove.

I just sold mine a few months ago. Had it forever.

i just got this exact thing for the katana go.

I've seen videos of people using it on a strat, so I'd assume so but i can't confirm The jack can be angled about 130°

I posted the other day about popping in a few weeks ago. I aksed the sales girls where the thunderbirds were and she said "do you mean firebirds..." I tried that red non reverse. I was surprised the neck was so thick. Not like a reverse t-bird at all.

Warwick Thumb bass

if we're talking fancy

Has the aluminium neck always had that dimarzio? Top 3 pickups of all time!

So cool. Love BOSS. €408 at thomann

I mean, Thomann has many. https://www.thomann.de/ie/metronomes.html I know a lot of drummers like those watch ones that you wear.

Can it be a phone app? There are quite a few with visual indicators

Edgar Winter bassist and songwriter Dan Hartman (who played on Edgar Winter's monster rock hit "Frankenstein" from 1973) designed this $5000 silver “Bass Suit” in 1974. The controls are on the sleeve attached to an aluminum plate. The guitar neck ends in a Crescent Moon and the suit itself has moons on it. “The bass suit was actually one of the first cordless guitars in existence, and I invented it. It was built right into this silver bodysuit so it looked as though the bass was coming out of my body, and the volume and tone knobs were on the sleeve.” “When it worked it was great, but the tunings were a little strange, plus I can’t tell you how many times I got shocked. It wound up being just one more thing that we had to worry about on tour: ‘Well, I wonder if this will work tonight.’ After a while I couldn’t stand wearing it anymore so I gave it up.

This popped up on my Instagram today. So cool! I love it!

ok. I think i can do this... i hope you fellas can bear with me with some very basic questions! First off, i dont need this schematic to build this, right? I've got the bits and a BOM that corresponds to the PCB layout. Ive got that figured out. But i dont really need to know what this is showing me ( i can get the gist from the parts list) Second basic question. On the input and output jacks, which lug gets the red and which lig gets the black? I assume the one on the left is the red wire and the one in the right is black?

See below. Hopefully there will be something to follow along. I'll either really get into it or it will be sitting in it's box for months waiting! Recommended to me by your fine self! I ordered a predrilled enclosure! Made it easy on myself first time... Is a kit considered DIY? I suppose it is.