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Upper is the jam for sure.

Yea I could totally rock a t-15.

for $350 i'd have to say that a T-60 is still a bargain compared to current day $350 guitars. the electronics and the fretwork are top-notch, and the electronics were so clever that they may still be too advanced for the regular spud on the street. they are, however, about as heavy as wearing the door of a GMC pickup truck around your neck, so bear that in mind. i'd totally buy a T-60 if i was rolling in unlimited piles of fuck-you money, because if they fit your style they're great guitars you can still get for sickeningly cheap prices, but i'd only play it sitting down. but then, i'm OLD.

A dude is selling a t-15 for 365 Euro on the german bay. And the dude is infamous for selling fake / pieced together stuff. Haha!


I say get it.

Incoming: EQD Sound Shank. after dithering about the idea forever i've decided to try something in a Buzzaround clone/variant to fill that hole in the fuzz array between the infuriated Rat-esque silicon tones i use the Algal Bloom for and the mad synthy drone und drang of the Great Wall, and the used Shank is the most affordable by a factor of +0.5.

Christ, for those prices i'd buy both of the Peaveys. use one for standard and one for tunings. yee-fucking-haw. and then you can really mess people's minds up by explaining that they were built in Mississippi. you could even Sonic Youth them...they're made of solid--and i mean SOLID--ash, and you could probably do prepared guitar stuff and beat on them with baseball bats without them showing much effect other than some finish checking.

dubkitty wrote:Christ, for those prices i'd buy both of the Peaveys. use one for standard and one for tunings. yee-fucking-haw. and then you can really mess people's minds up by explaining that they were built in Mississippi. you could even Sonic Youth them...they're made of solid--and i mean SOLID--ash, and you could probably do prepared guitar stuff and beat on them with baseball bats without them showing much effect other than some finish checking.

STOP IT!

You are making me want one!

dubkitty wrote:Incoming: EQD Sound Shank. after dithering about the idea forever i've decided to try something in a Buzzaround clone/variant to fill that hole in the fuzz array between the infuriated Rat-esque silicon tones i use the Algal Bloom for and the mad synthy drone und drang of the Great Wall, and the used Shank is the most affordable by a factor of +0.5.

The Sound Shank is a very cool pedal. I'll have another one when I have more money (so I might never have one )

rbtr wrote:Out:
Big Muff Pi with Tone Wicker

In:
Fuzzhugger Upper


Upper is so cool, was futzin with it through my pipe amp. Can't wait to try it with my big amp sometime tomorrow.

I fucking the Upper side of my Phantom Ring, good choice

Incoming:
Still waiting patiently for my custom Atomic Clock Delay from Frequency Central, the enclosure looks great, Rick is just waiting for the PCB from his supplier
Sparkle Motion (once Brian enacts 'the list')
Make Sounds Loudly Blood Fuzz to review then pass on to Holy Schnikes, then maybe I'll order one of my own (financials permitting)

Out:
Nothing, might sell my Manx if I really need money but I quite like it

dubkitty wrote:Incoming: EQD Sound Shank. after dithering about the idea forever i've decided to try something in a Buzzaround clone/variant to fill that hole in the fuzz array between the infuriated Rat-esque silicon tones i use the Algal Bloom for and the mad synthy drone und drang of the Great Wall, and the used Shank is the most affordable by a factor of +0.5.

You'll dig it. It's like what I've always wanted to get from a big muff, but was never able to.

theavondon wrote:You'll dig it. It's like what I've always wanted to get from a big muff, but was never able to.

Yeah, I played a T-40 bass standing up for a bit the other day and that thing was burly as hell. Kinda what gave me the fever... SOLID LIKE ROCK.

GREAT sounding basses. that coil-splitting tone control thingy is really marvellous on bass.

kosta wrote:Damn dude, that Ampeg is sweeeeet. I'm faced with a similar dilemma regarding one of these:

Get it, I have (1981), I love. Amazing pickups, there not humbuckers but extremely large single coils, they love fuzz and all kinds of dirt. It's a pretty light guitar too.

From your description of what you want, I think the Sound Shank will suit you quite nicely, dubkitty.

Out: Sound Shank, Logic Fuzz

In: Stanimal's Cosmichorus