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Welcome.

Hi Everyone!

I've always enjoyed reading these threads. Just figured I'd say Hi!

I've got a fun collection of gear and love to keep adding to it. Reverend Guitars and Orange Amps are my favorite, but I love anything different and unique. Especially FUZZ!

VIVA FUZZ!

Jimmy

I've already been spending way too much time on here just reading, I figured I try to get involved and make myself usefull

25 years old, based in Belgium. I play guitar and bass, bass in 2 bands, guitar unfortunately only in my bedroom right now. Music style is pretty wide, most things with guitar, some without. I love guitar pedals in General, but I must confess I'm not to fond of fuzz, although I probably have one tucked away somewhere. Also suffer from the chronic disease called GAS, although I manage the keep things under control at the moment (no room + no money )

my gear is pretty basic and inexpensive, but I like it:

guitar: Fender Starcaster (the new Chinese reissue one) and tokai loverock DC (and various cheapos) being played through a Sound City 100 on top of a London City 4x12 for live use. At home it's a Music Man 112RP. Various pedals in between.

Bass: Depending on the band, either a MIM fender jazzbass (got 2 of em) or a Gibson G3 through a Trace GP12, Labseries L4 or Fender Bassman 100 on top of an Ampeg 410HLF or a Labseries 2x15, with a couple of pedals in between.

I'll try not to bore you or be a nuisance to any of you.

cheers

Hey Guys,

I'm an 18 year old who's been playing drums since 13 and picked up guitar at 16. I'm into alot of punk, shoegaze and post punk stuff. I live between Puerto Rico and Boston :P.
Right now i'm playing a MIM fender blacktop jaguar through a Vox VR ac30.

I hope i can help out as much as possible

That excellent avatar's a good start.

Hey! Whats up! Here I am, followed a link from HC. I'm Annette. I've been playing guitar and bass for 10 years! Now here I am.

I bid you, welcome.

Hi, I'm a new fuzz addict. Currently only have the one fuzz but there is 5 on the list. The question is not which to buy but how to sneak them past my wife.

You are gonna fit in fuzz wise for sure. Plus, Star Wars. STAR WARS.

Vader wrote:The question is not which to buy but how to sneak them past my wife.

It's an addiction.

Might use this chance to introduce myself.

My name is Adam. You can now decide from my username what my last name is and my gender. :P I hail from the sunny, but probably too hot Central Coast of NSW, Australia which is about 60 miles north of Sydney and on a map, puts me nowhere near close to Brisbane, stupidly large country.

I am addicted to fuzz pedals for my bass for the past 10 years, so clearly that is why I came here. I like mucking around with pedal designs and on occassions breaking them apart to see how they work. This community clearly fills in that gap so hopefully it can assist with whatever GAS issues I have.

Crowella wrote:Might use this chance to introduce myself.

My name is Adam. You can now decide from my username what my last name is and my gender. :P I hail from the sunny, but probably too hot Central Coast of NSW, Australia which is about 60 miles north of Sydney and on a map, puts me nowhere near close to Brisbane, stupidly large country.

I am addicted to fuzz pedals for my bass for the past 10 years, so clearly that is why I came here. I like mucking around with pedal designs and on occassions breaking them apart to see how they work. This community clearly fills in that gap so hopefully it can assist with whatever GAS issues I have.

It may be a stupidly large country but I live on the central coast too! Bensville specifically. Small world, lets hang
Welcome to ILF!
That muse pedal seems cool and like a lot of work went into it dude

I reside at Umina, so I'm not far away at all! And thank you. Lots of money more than work but I can live with it.

More than welcome to have a peek at them.

By the way, I recognise that your previous user name. You're brother is Richard? I used to be in the same year as him at GCC if that's the case. That is how small this world is.

Crowella wrote:I reside at Umina, so I'm not far away at all! And thank you. Lots of money more than work but I can live with it.

More than welcome to have a peek at them.

By the way, I recognise that your previous user name. You're brother is Richard? I used to be in the same year as him at GCC if that's the case. That is how small this world is.

I'm in umina multiple times a week! How odd, my girlfriend lives there when she's not at uni

No brothers, sorry dude
There seems to be multiple lane families on the coast that I have never met, including another dude called tom lane who is a guitarist and works at macron haha