goosekevin wrote:been on a bit of a buying spree over the last couple months. looks like my band might break up and its all a bit stressful and didnt touch my guitar for the last few months. that + long lockdown has meant buying things which has been a nice way to re-engage in music. recently picked up a green ringer clone and a crybaby mini which are both fun.
rubberneck on the way. wanted to try a new delay, feeling boxed in by the sound of my elcap and the limitations of my rainbow machine which i have been using as my main delay
also got a freqout on the way. i used to own one and have really missed it so am going to hang onto this one. i often get in the habit of buying/selling/rebuying the same things once and when i get the second i hang onto it.
also ordered an IVP preamp by dirty sock effects which im super excited about it. wanted to get asurveyor from EAE but they are tricky to get in aus and the prices were about the same between the two. keen to try it out and the profits went to charity which is sick.
FreqOut has been one that I've wanted to try for awhile, especially since I've gone ampless. But I am really curious about the Dirty Socks Effects IVP. First I've heard of that one. Did a google search, no info. Have a link?
Have not bought anything for quite awhile until this popped back on my radar over the weekend. Don't know why this is the first time I've acquired one but looking forward to it
I love Quilter, I am thinking about getting an aviator cub as a smaller more portable rig. The interblock is just so small, without much knowledge on the subject I think the carvin is class AB, and the interblock class D. The interblock must work with a chip of some sort, while I can see bigger components in the carvin. As I said it might be biaised because I just received it but I think it sound a bit better and also feels better when I play. It is often recommended on forums and apparently even recommended by Bob Bradshaw (CAE and rack gear genius). Also went from 33w to 150w 
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