Issakaster/teletone into bixonic expandora into analogman modded (4xmn3005) dmm into iRig into iPhone GarageBand into shitty computer speaker I found at work.
allparts neck, john 5 body, picguardian guard, cream sovtek knobs from a guy on shortscale, silvertone truss rod cover, 70's f-tuners that are a BITCH to turn but still hold tune, silvertone 1446 neck pickup and ring, creamery widerange bridge pup, wilkinson bridge maybe?
Plenty of noise, little discernible skill or talent
it was a BITCH to install because it was designed for an archtop, the routing isn't pretty, but the pickguard does a great job of providing a silhouette that makes it look like it belongs there. the countersinking of the pickup ring is probably my favorite aesthetic part of the guitar.
Middle position, sorry for the clipping, the computer speakers are the only thing I can play through at the moment
we are getting one of her siblings this fall, her mother and aunt both got pregnant (her mom hopped a fence, and got knocked up sooner than the owner wanted). We took a long time finding her, and just spent the last 3 months trying to find another dog that would suit our lifestyle and would get along with her. After a lot of screwing around with shelters, we finally said to hell with it and contacted the breeder again.
Plenty of noise, little discernible skill or talent
Strange Tales wrote:Good name! I've always loved Collie's, they seem like such fun dogs
Very intelligent too. I'm convinced that if they had opposable thumbs and could talk in more than just vowels that they would be running things. They would do a fuck of a lot better than the politicians.
I'm moving to Leiden, Netherlands on thursday, and had to pick out a few pedals that I found essential. I wanted to buy a PT-JR, but it was sold out, so I got the new Novo, which works well (might as well add some zvex in the middle there later on). Consider this post more of a "setup of the rest of the year". Only thing is that I obviously need to buy more dirt when I'm down there, but since dirt is generally less expensive I figured it might be fun to check out the market in the Netherlands instead of bringing a load of my own.
Cydonia wrote: Too bad no one here is interested in talking about "gear"
BossMann73 wrote:I didn't insult it......I "curated" a "different aesthetic.".
John wrote:I love how this forum has the GDP of Switzerland in pedals but the collective value of everyone's patch cables is less than the change in my couch cushions. And I don't have a couch.
