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ChetMagongalo wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:

ChetMagongalo wrote:That's a badass board my friend.

Your studies seem to have done you well!

Hehe, I actually meant to direct that comment at Tristan, who says he studied Pop Music. But, yeah, there was probably no way to understand that.

I got it, only the time zone here in The Netherlands is different hence my late reply, thanks guys!

@Hybridrocknroll:
Greetings, I'm also a newbee here.

Hi, everybody! Sorry I never saw this thread to properly introduce myself.

My name is Mark & I live in Minneapolis. I found ILF when I was researching some pedals & found it very positive & encouraging (less of the usual snobbery/purism found elsewhere, ahem) so I joined. I've long been a pedal junkie, but took a longtime off from buying new gear until fairly recently. Now I've flipped basically my entire pedal arsenal & got the bug again. I play in a psych/garage/spacerock/kraut/pop kinda band here in town. We're currently working on a new record & playing shows sporadically.

Thanks for the forum, I've learned a lot from reading yr posts.

Hi, I'm Mark

I like using pedals to overcompensate for my my lack of shredability, but I prefer to think of it as an artform

osbornkt wrote:Howdy, folks. The name's Tyler, made 22 revolutions around the sun, and a VA transplant in the grand state of RI.
Started out as a classical flutist/pianist, but then I got sucked into the world of guitar and effects about four years ago. Now I play and tour with a group called The Low Anthem, and have a couple ambient projects sitting on the side.
Also a HCF refugee, and enjoying my welcoming new home here!

No way!
I like you guys

Just turned 50 and teach music at a public high school. Studied classical piano early on, but have been playing bass professionally for the last 20 or so. Thanks to a student introducing me to Russian Circles last year, I've become fascinated with overdrive and fuzz. So far the new board contains a Fuzzrocious BDPG, a BBE Soul Vibe, a ss/bs team awesome fuzz machine, an EQD Hoofreaper, a 3 Leaf Proton, a tc electronics tuner, Verellen Meatsmoke Preamp pedal and an incoming EQD Disaster Transport from Casavettes.

The Meatsmoke pre really put me into hyperdrive - I fell in love with it, even if I'll probably keep it is a standalone. I'm still a pedal newbie and eager to learn more.

I'm also a Talkbass veteran, and stop by The Last Bass Outpost and BABP from time to time. It's great to be here at ILF!

Casavettes wrote:

osbornkt wrote:Howdy, folks. The name's Tyler, made 22 revolutions around the sun, and a VA transplant in the grand state of RI.
Started out as a classical flutist/pianist, but then I got sucked into the world of guitar and effects about four years ago. Now I play and tour with a group called The Low Anthem, and have a couple ambient projects sitting on the side.
Also a HCF refugee, and enjoying my welcoming new home here!

No way!
I like you guys

Oh cool! Thanks for listening, pal!
It's pretty sweet that ILF'ers know the fuzzless bands!

PWV wrote:Just turned 50 and teach music at a public high school. Studied classical piano early on, but have been playing bass professionally for the last 20 or so. Thanks to a student introducing me to Russian Circles last year, I've become fascinated with overdrive and fuzz. So far the new board contains a Fuzzrocious BDPG, a BBE Soul Vibe, a ss/bs team awesome fuzz machine, an EQD Hoofreaper, a 3 Leaf Proton, a tc electronics tuner, Verellen Meatsmoke Preamp pedal and an incoming EQD Disaster Transport from Casavettes.

The Meatsmoke pre really put me into hyperdrive - I fell in love with it, even if I'll probably keep it is a standalone. I'm still a pedal newbie and eager to learn more.

I'm also a Talkbass veteran, and stop by The Last Bass Outpost and BABP from time to time. It's great to be here at ILF!

That's awesome! I love it when a student does the teaching Meatsmoke is so badass.

AxAxSxS wrote:[

That's awesome! I love it when a student does the teaching Meatsmoke is so badass.

Teaching is life-long learning if you approach it that way. And Ben Verellen is Badass - I'm totally smellin' what he's steppin' in!

Hi all. This is my first post here! A friend(mysteriousj) has been telling me to check this forum out for a while. It's very cool! Looking forward to doing some reading.
I'm from Dunedin in New Zealand and have been making effects pedals for a over a few years now. Hoping to finish a few new designs in a short while. Can't get past prototyping these things, though.. Will post a link to one in the DIY effects section.

Cheers!

Lee

MysteriousJ's Friends are Friends of Mine... WELCOME!!!

I'm steve ....
I'm just here for the fuzz....

I bought my first Big Muff in 1976 .... now I have a box full of fuzz pedals and somehow found myself here...

been posting the last few days... thought i'd intro myself here a bit.

Been playing guitar/bass/analog synths off and on for 20 years. I bought my first fuzz pedal around 1994-1995 and it was the sovtek green russian bubble font. I literally just sold it last week for a stupid amount of money to fund a BAT sarcophagus + spare, and I don't really regret it one bit. I have fits of bad GAS so i will fit in well here I think. I also love psych rock and noise and almost every flavor of stonery doom drone etc

Played a lot of industrial/punk/metal/pscyh in the 90s and took a long break from doing anything concrete (kids). I'm a hobbyist for sure at this point but I have fun playing in groups (guitar,bass,and or analog synths/noise) or live jamming with ppl who come over and my main shit is in my nick... https://soundcloud.com/unicorn-trap

doing all the crap myself is definitely time consuming but when in a groove i try to set a goal of a song a month. de-railed at the moment with soldering jacks and doom/sarcophagus/sabbath worship, but you get the idea

currently on the quest to fill my pt-3 board with goodness, already looking at phase 2 (drive pedal redundancy) before phase 1 is complete... so it goes.

UnicornTrap wrote:... so it goes.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3jiCi7aFZE[/youtube]

Hello fellow fuzz lovers and heavy music fans.


yep i'm new here. so HI to everyone. I probably wont post real often or even say anything insightful or useful but oh well..

I've played guitar for about 13 years and have been rocking fuzz for at least 6 years. I've recently been digging a lot of stoner metal but i enjoy almost all music that I hear.


...cool thats enough of an introduction.