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I love a good neck swap but do take heed of a cautionary tale of lost time 😂🤣 I’m an rather pleased with the results though as I’m sure you will be 🍻

You’d then have a huge piece of wood stuck above your head and hit every doorway or possibly lamp post you walked under 😜

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In hell I’ll be in good company - the dead south

Are ‘friends’ electric - Tubeway Army

I recently purchased a MIM fender flea roadworn for the reviews it got on the playability and tone from the vintage pickups. I immediately changed the signed back plate for a fender ‘F’ plate and tomorrow I will be putting a Bad A$$ II bridge on it. I like RHCP and fleas a beast but I didn’t buy it because it had his name on. Do kind of like the pink roadworn though.

Listen to the man he knows a good rig when he sees one

Always a lively band

The effects loop inserts after the preamp and before the power section, unless you have a level on your distortion you will find you can overdrive the amp and get a big volume boost. (It’s not controlled by the amp drive and volume) Modulation usually goes into the Fx loop. Most fx loops are line level not instrument level and if the pedals not designed for it it can make it sound completely different.

Black eyed dog - Nick Drake

It’s not the bass is it?

Say it again - H.E.R

Time to get my Mesa ‘Thunder’ stack up for sale methinks 😄

Found this mix and really enjoyed it today

Isn’t that known as a ‘half guitar’ in the business 😜

Bought some wall hangers from Owen, well packed quick turn around cheers 🍻

I think your spot on!

Keep it simple I never understood compressors but now I wouldn’t live without one but it’s for me for sure in a band, studio is a different matter.

That’s correct but they will probably alter the volume (boost pedal) when you activate them unless you have a volume out on them because you won’t have the benefit of the preamp volume and gain controlling the sound. you may also find that they sound different due to the line level on most fx loops as opposed to instrument level

The fx loop is set between the preamp and the power amp so anything you plug into it won’t be coloured by the preamp settings

I think it’s just anyone that has a great interest in what they do or like personally😄

Usually you put the modulation pedals in the FX Loop so chorus, reverb, delay etc. This is so the pedal is untouched by your preamp and sounds cleaner and more precise in what’s it meant to do to you sound(as it was designed.) The fx loop is after the preamp but before the power amp so putting boosts in there can overdrive the amp Also a lot of loops run at line level not instrument level so if the pedal sounds like crap it’s not designed to run at line level.