Ancient Astronaught wrote:Dude I miss the ghost disaster sooooooo much. I've been considering with this new mini board just doing Marsh Chapel > Ghost Disaster > Supermoon. Super vintage, super eerie tones for daaazzzeeee..... But they're near impossible to find now.
Tell me about it. I fucking sold mine like a week before he stopped making them for good
I am extremely happy with the Echobox/Ghost Echo combo, but damn I miss the Ghost Disaster sometimes.
samzadgan wrote:
Skips amps have so much bass that only whales and Barry White can hear his music
lulz
skullservant wrote:YEP! P90's are AMAZING
This. My SG Classic has so much balls and clarity that it's stupid. Next order of guitar buisness for me is to ditch my Epi Les Paul (anyone want to buy it?) and get a Les Paul Junior.
Ancient Astronaught wrote:
Jesus Henry Christ that is one pretty amp
whiskey_face wrote:This is all ur fault skip u got my heart set on an ad30 then it was 1600 new. then this popped up for 800. Took out a loan with the most ruthless loanshark ever (my wife) and im picking it up saturday
At least you can pay for it in cunnilingus.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 9:04 pm
by Iommic Pope
D-Day wrote:
Iommic Pope wrote:Fuck you, Darren. I was nearly late for work.
NO IT IS YOU WHO FUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But seriously I'm so stoked that you're digging it! It's slightly unusual so I always wonder how the folks who are stuck buying without first trying are going to receive it. Again, I'm so excited to have contributed to your riffingz :0)
Yeah cheers dude! Its killer...literally. It just killed my amp....
Actually, this has been an ongoing issue, but I'm a bit bummed about it, cause now I can't continue my mad fuzz out sesh.
I'm pretty sure its v3, the phase inverter, as it won't light up, and then the power section stays cold as well. Preamps are getting current when switched on (v1 and 2, but funnily enough, no power lamp....crazy russians), so I'm guessing that if v3 is a no show then current won't flow to the power section? Is that right?
I have 3 12ax7s that won't make the magic happen right now, but I'll try it again later and see if it works, cause it did last time.
My gut tells me its not just the tubes but something else...but I was thinking, if I switched to a 12at7 in the pi, it might not overheat as easy with those crazy shit voltages running around?
Halp.
I'm gonna post this over in the thread I started about it as well, so if you wanna answer me there, you tech types, go bananas. http://ilovefuzz.com/viewtopic.php?f=227&t=33780
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 9:07 pm
by whiskey_face
saturday cant come fast the fuck enough.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 9:09 pm
by Iommic Pope
Sorry, dude, I forgot, I saw that orange and had to go change my pants....lost my train of thought.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 10:07 pm
by dazedbyday
I don't know if any of you guys are into Russian Circles but they just released a track for a new album that is coming out in October and it fucking rules. Check it out:
Oh and skullservant is surgeofevan your youtube channel? I stumbled across it looking at the diy tamp tremolo demo and saw a vid for skullservant vs goodbye and I remembered you posting a thread in general gear i think.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 11:08 pm
by HeavyXIII
dazedbyday wrote:I don't know if any of you guys are into Russian Circles but they just released a track for a new album that is coming out in October and it fucking rules. Check it out:
Been digging Russian Circles for some time now. I think I shared this on FB today as well. Good stuff. In other post-genre news, I'm finally gonna get to see Pelican in November. I thought that dream was dead when Laurent left the band, but I'll take what I can get. Might get on some Orange Goblin in September too!
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 1:17 am
by louderthangod
Trying to downsize to fit my new band. Pedalboard(s) is still huge but I need to cut some volume while maintaing headroom and low-end (has a pair of EV's). It's a blue stripe Mark III so I can get most of those IIC+ tones. It's not at all doom but I guess neither is my new project even though it flirts with it once in awhile.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 8:12 am
by conky
The Wood Wizard wrote:
ryan summit wrote:some reason i thought 90s were twangy
never played em
and never heard a comment about it
might just be the impression
from the types of guitars theryre in
now i gotta tryem
you can give em a shot AT MY PLACE bro!
I know I've been watching cartoons way too much when I read this in the voice of Muscle Man from Regular Show.
t-rey wrote:At least you can pay for it in cunnilingus.
Fucking
dazedbyday wrote:I don't know if any of you guys are into Russian Circles but they just released a track for a new album that is coming out in October and it fucking rules. Check it out:
Oh and skullservant is surgeofevan your youtube channel? I stumbled across it looking at the diy tamp tremolo demo and saw a vid for skullservant vs goodbye and I remembered you posting a thread in general gear i think.
That song is pretty cool. I've been getting into them alot lately. Their drummer is plain out badass. I've been letting my drummer hear it in hopes that he will loosen up and not worry so much about gear. He's talking about buying more cymbals and an extra tom so he can "do more stuff". I keep telling him it ain't all about the gear.
I hooked up the HumX last night at practice and it worked like a charm with no phase issues. I ran one output of my Timefactor into my PS3 and TR2 into my JCM800 and the second output into my Soldano. Sounds huge. I think I got my Dynacomp setup pretty nice too. Found the sweet spot on it being the level knob at 1 o'clock and the sensitivity knob at 9.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 9:01 am
by dazedbyday
Heavy, I have seen pelican many, many times and it is always great even if the sound is a bit muffled depending upon the venue. I haven't seen them recently though with the new guy. I really liked Pelican's early stuff up to City of Echoes. Starting with city it got more riffy then doomy, but city was still doomy enough for me. I wasn't really into the following album or ep though. The new song they just released on myleane sheath though is pretty cool.
Conky, Russian circles is all bad ass players! The drummer is amazing and I am with you there on trying to get my drummer to listen to a bit more of him to learn a thing or two. And he doesn't play a huge kit like you mentioned, he is just able to accomplish a lot with what he has. There is a really good multi part interview with him on youtube:
Brian Cook the bass player was one of the guys I looked to when I was playing bass to learn from and try and play like. Him and Jeff Caxide from Isis were big guys for me when I was playing bass before I joined the band I am in now. Of course they still probably hold a big sway over how I play though.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 9:02 am
by whiskey_face
Someday im gonna do a stained cab with basket weave. Soooo sexy
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 9:09 am
by t-rey
louderthangod wrote:Trying to downsize to fit my new band. Pedalboard(s) is still huge but I need to cut some volume while maintaing headroom and low-end (has a pair of EV's). It's a blue stripe Mark III so I can get most of those IIC+ tones. It's not at all doom but I guess neither is my new project even though it flirts with it once in awhile.
I've always like those little wicker Mark stacks, so I say go for it.
dazedbyday wrote:I don't know if any of you guys are into Russian Circles but they just released a track for a new album that is coming out in October and it fucking rules. Check it out:
Oh and skullservant is surgeofevan your youtube channel? I stumbled across it looking at the diy tamp tremolo demo and saw a vid for skullservant vs goodbye and I remembered you posting a thread in general gear i think.
I really dig this.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 9:41 am
by ryan summit
dat whickerz
and tj
i been practicin specifically
in case you let me try sum out
i know your prob gonna want me to try the guit out
when i come back and its finished
i hope you got delays and shit
nah i can throw down a chug
bout all i can do
whats better than a chugchug dunnnnn
through a dunwhich anyway
hot licks?jazz noodlin?THEORIES?
i dont think so
chugchug durn er neer chugchug durn uhh
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 10:00 am
by skullservant
dazebyday- surgeofevan is my youtube channel!!
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 10:48 am
by HeavyXIII
dazedbyday wrote:Heavy, I have seen pelican many, many times and it is always great even if the sound is a bit muffled depending upon the venue. I haven't seen them recently though with the new guy. I really liked Pelican's early stuff up to City of Echoes. Starting with city it got more riffy then doomy, but city was still doomy enough for me. I wasn't really into the following album or ep though. The new song they just released on myleane sheath though is pretty cool.
Conky, Russian circles is all bad ass players! The drummer is amazing and I am with you there on trying to get my drummer to listen to a bit more of him to learn a thing or two. And he doesn't play a huge kit like you mentioned, he is just able to accomplish a lot with what he has. There is a really good multi part interview with him on youtube:
Brian Cook the bass player was one of the guys I looked to when I was playing bass to learn from and try and play like. Him and Jeff Caxide from Isis were big guys for me when I was playing bass before I joined the band I am in now. Of course they still probably hold a big sway over how I play though.
I really like all of Pelican's stuff, but I never could jive with City of Echoes for whatever reason. I did really like their second to last release. I hope I hear a little bit of Australasia and The Fire stuff though. I remember my friend turning me onto Russian Circles; when he told me there was one guitarist with a looper All those guys make me value my clean tone, which is why I've been after a boost/fuzz/drive. I do my cleans with a volume pedal, but I can get better ones if I set my amp a little bit cleaner, just a smidge harder to hit the doom riffs.
I remember hearing Caxide's stuff on bass and being real impressed with how he was able I sit in the mix and then jump out in just he right places. Has anybody checked out the Palms stuff with Chino? It's pretty good, even if it does sound a little samey.
Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2013 11:26 am
by samzadgan
So i got that MI Effects Compressor...and tried it out...the idea of having a compressor and gate in one was tempting.
I plugged it in, and it sounded good...the gate worked ok too.
then i decided to test along side my not cheap, but cheaply bought, MXR Custom Comp...and man...this is now the second time I've tested the custom comp against another comp (the last time it was with the Pigtronix PT) and for second time, the Custom Comp kicked ass!
So, needless to say, I'm making use of the 7 day money back policy and sending back the MI Effect...and for the gate, i just bout a Decimator on ebay.
Its a good lesson i guess, if you have a pedal that sounds good...stop trying to replace it!
BTW...anyone who wants to know, the MI Effects kills your highs, and as it doesn't have a tone knob you can add any back. I basically had to turn the treble and tone up all the way on my amp for the MI Effects to sound closer to the MXR.
anyway...carry on with lovely shots of amp...I'm referring to you skip and that Orange pictures, and i HATE whiskey for owning one