A spinoff from my other thread.
Anyway, after overhauling my pedalboard settings for my backup amp, i brought it to the gig, and it turned on but there was no sound. The switch lights were on and the tubes lit up, but i wasn’t even getting hum or hissing.
My first guess is that the speakers...
At least one of the tubes in this amp is shot, and given current events, I’d like to make sure i have replacement glass for it in case tubes get harder to get.
Who’s using one of these amps, and what do you recommend?
I’m using some of the natural breakup of the amp, but largely I’ve just been...
So my pedalboard is a part of my guitar sound, and I’ve been using a band mate’s amp that lives at our practice space. Said amp needs some work, and i brought my gigging amp to practice yesterday. It was kinda rough.
The amp I’ve been using is a musicman hd 130 4x10. I use a lot of octave...
My band is closing in on finishing our first full length.
I’ve only ever put out cdr demos or straight to bandcamp demos.
I’ve been in this version of this band for about five years, and this is going to be, by far, the biggest musical (or honestly, artistic) statement I’ve put out so far...
I can feel something shifting around in there, and i can’t seem to get tweezers or needle nose pliers in there to grab it.
I’m half considering filing a pair of tweezers down super narrow to see if i can grab it.
I just don’t want to damage the damn thing, and i can’t seem to see what it is...
I’m mostly a guitar player, but I also spend a lot of time with the mandolin, and I really like how the mandolin chord inversions sound on acoustic guitars.
My main acoustic cost me around $300 and I don’t really want to spend more than that on a somewhat speciality instrument.
What’s out...
I’m currently watching the Roger Corman show on the Shout! Channel and I’ve been enjoying the strangeness that is the B-Movie channel. There’s a lot of weirdness on Roku in that would be the equivalent of high numbered cable channels on a normal cable service.
The B-Movie channel legit feels a...
i need to check a few other discs against this, but the volume is on the low side and while the tv says that i'm turning it up, it's not getting louder.
are the dirt channels modeled after any amps in particular? the manual doesn't say anything about it and i couldn't come up with much in a casual ten minute internet search.
so i'm doing some recording, and want to lay down some bass parts for my death rock band.
is there any particular reason to use a bass chorus pedal instead of the chorus i already own? i have two chorus pedals, a flanger, a phaser, and a multieffects with modulation on it.