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  2. Curious to hear your thoughts about Diablo guitars…
  3. That seller is a fucking knob-shiner. Everything he’s selling is listed about £3,000 over value… …including the stuff that he’s listing for £3,000… Bell-end.
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  5. Get your Rebel Flag, some JD, and Marlborough Reds ready.
  6. Sometimes, legendary assholes make legendary pedals. As much as I tried to get away from my MDV-2, it's just the shit. The closest vibe I've bought to it that suits my ear is the Lovepedal Vibronaut, and it is great for a small board. But nothing beats have a treadle on one of these things for the full effect.
  7. Honestly, I think you people are nuts for spending that kind of money... for now, I would go to shopgoodwill.com... There's over 1,200+ items under "Acoustic guitar" Source: ShopGoodwill.com https://share.google/gBGDVzyFGC1Le8HOv
  8. I won't tell you what I did when the web site was down. Absolutely not.
  9. All things equal, I do love the use of a stereo tube power amp. (Still do have older Mesa versions, 2 x 50 and 2 x 90, but find few excuses for firing them all up these days). If/when you do get to wanting the really portable stereo pedalboard, there are good options. Yeah, not really tube power, but....With such great tube PREamps as you have, you might be well served with such as the Duncan Powerstage or, on a budget, the Carvin version ($159). My actual personal preference is the Thermion Zero. Longer story that.... FWIW, I had a pro guitarist over yesterday checking out gear, as he was not satisfied with his live sound. (For perspective, he is using a modeler). He tried out both the Duncan and the Carvin. He actually liked the overall sound better than the $600 Duncan and ordered one on the spot. (I'd have been happy to sell him my Duncan at a substantial discount but he did like the other better with his rig, not just for the savings. I suppose I need to get around to posting it for sale......) (I also sold him a pair of my shop built cabs, so we all ended up happy)😉 So many good options these days. And the Wampler Pedalhead that should be out soon looks to be better than any of them......Supposedly about the same price as the Duncan stereo version. Having the whole rig on a pedaboard, with a smallish stereo 2 x cab makes a whole lotta sense to my aging back. And, to my biased ears, sounds better than almost anything else others bring to the stage. Sounds like you are still having fun!
  10. I....uhh....ok I've got nothing 🫠
  11. I had a Deja-Vibe. It is one of the pedals I would like to have again. One day. Not right now. It is a cool pedal.
  12. This thread isnt about what i thought it would be about.
  13. I'm running an IR-X and a TK Imperial on a board. I plan to get a Synergy with a BE/BB module (that Buxom Betty clean on the BE-50 Deluxe is the best part of that amp, and that's saying something) and probably a Fryette Pitbull to stick in a rack with the VHT 2502. The TK-Imp and IR-X are just killer for jams, fly-dates (all one or two of those a year I do, lol), or just any situation where you need a really portable set-up. Correct!
  14. Sometimes you need to turn away from (over) the nice tops.....😉 Not that they make the tops any less desirable.....
  15. If my tube heads went away I would be perfectly happy with my Friedman IR-J preamp. They aren't going away just yet though. 😄
  16. Michael Fuller is a full-on douchebag. He got pissed when I sent two of his tape echo units back because of noise (in the signal and the unit itself). One of his lackeys told me that they were re-furbished units and there was no warranty. When I pointed out that I bought them new from Fulltone direct and not a dealer, he said they were purchased by other customers new in his records. I pony'd up the receipts and he transferred me to Fuller. He said I'd have to pay the shipping back and that he would "evaluate" them for warranty. So, I did. Never heard anything for almost a month. Then, he said the units weren't new to me and wouldn't warranty them. I said send them back and he told me I'd have to pay the shipping. I'll never buy anything from them again, no matter how good it is. I heard he got kicked out of a bunch of dealers because of, well, being an asshole. That being said, the unit Kiz is selling is the shit. No denying that.
  17. I was unfamiliar with the VP64A (we're exclusively 58 and 87A users). Interesting mic: Description The Shure VP64A dynamic microphone is your go-to choice for professional audio and video production. Its omnidirectional polar pattern ensures effortless, uniform sound capture whether on-axis or off, eliminating the need for precise alignment. Designed for both indoor and outdoor settings, the VP64A excels in challenging environments thanks to its water-resistant mesh grille, making it a reliable companion for broadcast journalists and filmmakers alike. With a tailored frequency response featuring an upper-midrange presence bump, this mic enhances speech intelligibility, delivering clear and crisp audio. The use of a neodymium magnet in its cartridge enhances output while maintaining a high signal-to-noise ratio, ensuring your recordings are always pristine. The internal rubber isolation mount significantly reduces handling noise, making it ideal for handheld use. Aesthetically pleasing for on-camera applications, the VP64A's sleek design offers not just great looks but also ergonomic comfort for prolonged use. It comes equipped with a windscreen to minimize pop and wind noise, ensuring your recordings remain clear regardless of the conditions. Key Features: Omnidirectional polar pattern for consistent sound pickup Neodymium magnet for high output and improved signal-to-noise ratio Tailored frequency response with presence rise for enhanced speech clarity Internal rubber isolation mount for reduced handling noise Water-resistant mesh grille for use in challenging weather conditions Includes windscreen for additional pop and wind noise reduction Ideal for on-camera use with a comfortable, attractive design Definitely an attractive price for someone needing omni-patterned mics.
  18. Frank was a huge influence on my playing and my first real concert back in the late 70s. Glad to see him playing out again.
  19. I know, this is a long shot, but maybe someone here needs them: I am selling two Shure VP64A microphones, barely used (some slight wear/scratches on the surface). They go for around 180 Euro a piece here in Germany, I'd like to have 200€ for both of them. Coma with two 3m XLR cables blue/red). We can discuss payment and shipping.
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