Been a while, guys. I'm running it into a Bugera V22, with a Jaguar.

Welp, my Fender Blender RI is here and I love it. The volume drop is a lot less noticeable when it's the first in line, but it's still a bit odd. It's a totally rounded, bassy pedal, if not a bit muddy. Either way, I would by no means call it a mosquito fuzz. The Blue Box, on the other hand, is a li...

Well this is weird, because I ordered both a fender blender AND a blue box.

And they should be here TODAY.

I ordered a Fender Blender RI, and it should be getting here today. I'll mod it if I have any serious problems with the volume drop, but nevertheless I'll come back with some opinions.

I maded a sound, it went like this:

Uuuhhhhnffgh.

I need to buy one.

Yup, J'd my P.

I feel like that cream colored one would be better with a black pickguard, though.

I just ordered a Legend of Fuzz. I'm 'cited.

I've played them a few times, and they certainly surprised me. Generally when I think low-wattage amps, I think muddy - but this was really clean and sharp, if I remember correctly.

As far as how this forum regards them, I think Mike had nothing but good things to say about them a while ago.

I'm so in love with those department store guitars, shame that I've never found one that I felt right in buying.


Also, after so many threads of yours, I only just realised that the saluting kid is John Kennedy Jr.

Will wrote:Also, it pays to remember that the 7th fret harmonic is always flat. So if you tune using the 5/7 harmonic method from bottom to top, you'll end up being substantially too sharp on the top strings.

...Shit.



That explains so much.

I'm in your exact position right now, including intense love for Jeff Mangum, but you probably have more money than I do. This might work out well for you, cheap archtop, but no neck pickup. You could probably put one in, though, right? http://www.guitar-museum.com/guitar-15376-1965-Vintage-Acoustic...

I've been interested in acquiring a small bodied acoustic, as well. I have no experience, but I remember somebody recommending these here, they look pretty nice:

http://www.artandlutherieguitars.com/ami.htm

http://i41.tinypic.com/2vbply1.jpg So happy with the family now, especially since I got that Bugera. Gratuitous shots here: http://i44.tinypic.com/qs3ukk.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/14nfv2f.jpg Yeah, I've become a guitar > amp kinda guy as of late. Makes recording simpler, especially since my pedals...

So, I don't know how you guys take pointless bumps, but here goes: I bought a V22. Decided on a V22 instead of a V55 'cause a combo with lower wattage will probably suit me better for now. Also, a V55 with a small Epiphone Cab looks like cock. Pics later if there's any interest, I haven't even playe...

Your question is completely on topic as far as i'm concerned, I have the same question myself as im seriously considering one of the two amps. I prefer to go the route of the head and cab rather than a combo. With a head you have the choice of what speaker you want to run it through where as a comb...

Very glad to hear you dig that Bugera, I haven't seen many people commenting on the V22s around here. I haven't gotten the chance to try one out, but I'm considering picking one up in a week or two. Though I've serious deliberations about whether or not I'd be better off with the V22 combo, or the V...

There's one adaptor, one wire, and a bunch of little plugs along the way that go into each of the pedals.
Maybe this'll help:

robert(original) wrote:you wanna hear the thundercats? go on youtube and look at the fucking demo noob.

Oh, right. I'm still getting into the habit of looking up every badass guitar I see on this forum on youtube.

Anyways, that guitar makes pretty sexy sounds. My compliments for making it.

hotrodperlmutter wrote:god damnit, the jagstang looks marvelous.

+1.

That's one of the only jagstangs that appeals to me aesthetically. And that "ThunderCats" beast looks amazing. I'd love to hear it.

Here's the Martin I mentioned. Figured I'd take a few pictures for anyone who cares.