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In an odd way it's actually a relief they're being priced that high.

Sounds like he's been listening to his inner prog rock demon. Try whipping him with a speaker cable.

Looking at it gives me a headache. It's like those pictures that may be a vase or may be two faces. I JUST DON'T KNOW.

Odds are you will make mistakes, but you'll probably be the only one who notices ; ) Relax and enjoy!

[quote name='observer' post='485547' date='May 12 2009, 07:41 AM']It's a pleasure to start Theo's feedback topic. Bought EHX Stereo clone theory pedal of Theo. Everything went as it should be, pedal delivered fast ad well packed. +1 Cheers Kris[/quote] +1 from me. He made parting with money as painless as it could possibly be : )

My bass is far and away more than I deserve, but my amp is vile and I lord it over that piece of sh*t.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='451624' date='Apr 1 2009, 03:53 PM']2 pedals 1 power supply.... I was expecting some sort of sick joke![/quote] If you mean what I think you mean then we both spend too long on the Internet. If you don't then it's just me : )

Copypasta from the free software thread in Off Topic. <snip> [url="http://magnus.smartelectronix.com/"]Ambience[/url] - Nice reverb. Eats processor cycles though [url="http://www.arcanedevice.com/"]ArcDev[/url] - Handy delay and some wacky ring-mod-pitchshifter type thing [url="http://destroyfx.smartelectronix.com/"]DestroyFX[/url] - Mostly noise/glitch orientated stuff. Buffer Override can be fun though [url="http://www.dskmusic.com/blog/"]DSK Music[/url] - Tonnes of virtual instruments. I've been having some problems with these, but I suspect it's my temperamental motherboard [url="http://illformed.org/plugins/glitch/"]dBlue Glitch[/url] - Glitch plugin. Throw different effects onto slices of a sample. Obscenely easy to use Enjoy : ) </snip>

There's some really weird routing underneath the scratch plate of my jazz (2005 US). There's a lot of routing around the pickup, and then a hole below and forward of it. Just a hole. No tracks to wiring to anywhere else and a really stupid place to put a control. I always assumed it was somewhere to hide your crack, because I can't think of any other reason for it.

[url="http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2008/08/27/introducing-compatibility-view.aspx"]IEBlog[/url] Not sure if you've seen this yet - and I admit that I haven't really looked into it too much (standards compliance Nazi here, so we should be alright ; ) - but it seems to be saying that you can force IE8 into quirks mode from the page using various combinations of DOCTYPEs and a new META tag. But yeah, might be worth a glance.

Gah. That's pretty much the sound I've been aiming at for months now and I haven't been doing it half as well as that : ) I really, really enjoyed it - nice work man.

Our frontman forgot the name of the charity we were playing a gig for. "And don't forget to give generously to . . . these guys!" /facepalm

+1 on the hi-hat side.

[url="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087332/quotes#qt0475910"]I'm with Egon on this one[/url]. When the survival of your publication depends on your advertising revenue what hope have you got of being truly impartial? I certainly haven't seen another UK bass magazine in a while, and I spend an embarrassing amount of time in Borders.

I normally refrain from +1ing stuff, but this thread is fascinating. I wish I had the nuts to be this ambitious with my home recording : )