Spinal tap point of view: pedal enclosures

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Spinal tap point of view: pedal enclosures

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It would seem to me that pedal enclosures made of tone woods would resonate better. This would create greater sustain and sound much better than metals!
So if you where to enclose your muff in walnut or basswood, then attach it to a wooden pedalboard you would get much better results.
In a real desparate situation you could even screw your pedal board to the stage for the ultimate room shaker.

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for a sec I thought I was on TGP <.<
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Like this, perhaps?

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hclapp219 wrote:Like this, perhaps?

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That would be a great sounding pedal!
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Who remembers that TGP thread someone posted here about your strap affecting your tone/sustain?

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sevenSHARPnine wrote:Who remembers that TGP thread someone posted here about your strap affecting your tone/sustain?

:toomuch: :toomuch: :toomuch:


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It's almost as bad as people saying blue LED's make a pedal sound better than red.
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theavondon wrote:
sevenSHARPnine wrote:Who remembers that TGP thread someone posted here about your strap affecting your tone/sustain?

:toomuch: :toomuch: :toomuch:


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Oh man, the first time I read that I just about died. In fact I think the quote in my sig is from your thread. It robs me of any hope I had left for humanity when I hear "musicians" talk about stuff like that.
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I heard metal enclosures scoop your mids.
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Mohawkharry wrote:It's almost as bad as people saying blue LED's make a pedal sound better than red.

Red LEDs have a scooped, heavy sound, similar to tones of 70's bands like Black Sabbath.
Blues are a bit more honky and mid-boosted, like a good P90 pickup.
Green LEDs have a glassy, crystal-clear high end that sound great with vintage Fenders.
And purple ones are the most dynamic and responsive to your picking technique.
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sevenSHARPnine wrote:
theavondon wrote:
sevenSHARPnine wrote:Who remembers that TGP thread someone posted here about your strap affecting your tone/sustain?

:toomuch: :toomuch: :toomuch:


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Oh man, the first time I read that I just about died. In fact I think the quote in my sig is from your thread. It robs me of any hope I had left for humanity when I hear "musicians" talk about stuff like that.


Oh, I didn't post it, I was just fondly recalling that amazing thread of pure failure. I only run into folks that are like that, or dudes that think their Marshall MG half-stack is the shit. Also, all my pedals have blue LEDs. For the toanz, dude, for the toanz.
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theavondon wrote:Oh, I didn't post it, I was just fondly recalling that amazing thread of pure failure. I only run into folks that are like that, or dudes that think their Marshall MG half-stack is the shit. Also, all my pedals have blue LEDs. For the toanz, dude, for the toanz.

Word. It was indeed pure failure. In fact, I'm kind of embarrassed to play the same instrument as those kinds of dudes.
McSpunckle wrote:Pee, on the other hand, is full of other things that make it more conductive. That's why you don't pee outside in a lightning storm without first putting on your steel dick sheath.
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sevenSHARPnine wrote:
theavondon wrote:Oh, I didn't post it, I was just fondly recalling that amazing thread of pure failure. I only run into folks that are like that, or dudes that think their Marshall MG half-stack is the shit. Also, all my pedals have blue LEDs. For the toanz, dude, for the toanz.

Word. It was indeed pure failure. In fact, I'm kind of embarrassed to play the same instrument as those kinds of dudes.


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RED and GREEN LEDS are better.
Example #1
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