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and yes i actually did get the kaoss pad mini after seeing hurbs video on youtube, the shortscale videos are how i found out about this and i thought it was about time i joined up
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and yes i actually did get the kaoss pad mini after seeing hurbs video on youtube, the shortscale videos are how i found out about this and i thought it was about time i joined up
awesome dude!
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^ Hurb is so pleased, he hasn't even spotted the humbuckers.

Also:
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Zaphod wrote:Well they... boost. Make noisey go louder, usually used for driving tube amps harder and such.

They also usually affect the tone a wee bit, my LPB-1 adds some low end and takes some highs, which means it's not too great with bridge pickups.
Thanks Zaphod..... I think I get it, but they are not the same things as OD pedals?

Or are they just a bit more/less subtle..... the same, or not at all?
They don't add drive, they just add volume.

If you take a very clean amp and stomp on a booster pedal at full, your guitar will just be louder, clean, but louder
Not entirely right this, Zaphod my old love: a lot of boosters add loads of characteristics to your sound; the Rangemaster being a prime example. There are boosts and then there are clean boosts.
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benecol wrote:^ Hurb is so pleased, he hasn't even spotted the humbuckers.
I noticed, but if i can make him buy a kaoss pad then I can sort out dem gay hums in time.
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haha,
i actually bought that guitar when i was a little unaware of what i was doing and trying to get 'da kurtdz' (is that what you say around here?)
well not really but i had a strat so i wanted something a little different
i really wish i got a proper (jap) jaguar, but i was scared of the bridges as id read all these dodgy reviews about them and wasnt aware of using mustang saddles on the bridge
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benecol wrote:Not entirely right this, Zaphod my old love: a lot of boosters add loads of characteristics to your sound; the Rangemaster being a prime example. There are boosts and then there are clean boosts.
The Saltbooster isn't a perfectly flat frequency response, but it does add a lot of awesome to your sound.
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Yeah very true, I think I said it before but the LPB-1 makes bridge pups go a lil muddy when you engage it. Need a saltbooster at some point.
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I can tune the Saltbooster to have less bass quite easily, it's all simple stuff.
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i may need to send my saltbooster in for a few little tweaks.
i still need to send the box of mike too.
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Indeed you do! Get on that!
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current stripped down board. new delay on the way and saltbooster in transit to mike.

i finally have nice same brand patch cables!!!

i miss the saltbooster. :cry:

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Did you send Box Of Mike too? I'll get them back to you quick smart mate, I promise!
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I haven't posted a pedal board in here for ages, mainly because I haven't had one and have just thrown loads of pedals around and mixed it up all the time.
I need some order again though so I am trying to knock this together.
My main aims are
A)size I need something as small as possible so big pedals are out and as little pedals as possible.
B) need to be as noisy as possible but not in a wow I just switched a pedal on kind of way.
C) tidyness
D) least hiss or hum as possible.
E) AWESOME

Obviously this isn't finished so I don't know how it's gonna sound all together. but I have faith it will tick all boxes for a bit.

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I'm in the same process at the moment seeing as after ASCII every week now me and Tim are jamming. So I need to get maximum sonic potential with the most portability.
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Hurb wrote:I haven't posted a pedal board in here for ages, mainly because I haven't had one and have just thrown loads of pedals around and mixed it up all the time.
I need some order again though so I am trying to knock this together.
My main aims are
A)size I need something as small as possible so big pedals are out and as little pedals as possible.
B) need to be as noisy as possible but not in a wow I just switched a pedal on kind of way.
C) tidyness
D) least hiss or hum as possible.
E) AWESOME

Obviously this isn't finished so I don't know how it's gonna sound all together. but I have faith it will tick all boxes for a bit.

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Hey cool you bought one of Tim's Muffs.
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Ha. Tim was actually talking about this guy selling a Harmonic Perc covered in gingham and he was thinking of buying it. I told him he can buy with confidence.
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euan wrote:Ha. Tim was actually talking about this guy selling a Harmonic Perc covered in gingham and he was thinking of buying it. I told him he can buy with confidence.
Shortscale = Real Life.

Tim does good work, his pedals look dead pretty. He needs to show me gutshots though!
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Talk us through what's on the board there, eh Hurb? More specifically, what's that blue thing on the left?
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benecol wrote:
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Talk us through what's on the board there, eh Hurb? More specifically, what's that blue thing on the left?
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Mike inside the muff looks tidy although naughty tim has taped up the board, I hope that is so stuff doesn't short on things rather him being goopy and secretive.
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got this amp in the mail yesterday after selling the matamp. it's an early '68 with the blackface circuit. sounds amazing.
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i've also been enjoying the sounds of this op-amp big muff i bought from inscho.
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