Dan replied! By: dagosto Would you prefer if I was more like this guy? http://youtube.com/watch?v=t7J3caoAvXE Wed, 2007-04-25 12:06 Hahaha, he's beatin' on Demarco! NOES! DeMarco looks like Plug from the Bash Street Kids when he plays guitar http://www.readyourselfraw.com/recommended/rec_nickabadzi...

Malik wrote:BUT ALL SHIT IS NO MATCH FOR A YELLOW DUSTER:

You're forgetting Mr. Sheen and his plane made of dusters.

Lock them all inside a Master Ball

Then take the whole thing over 'Miketalk'

Dan's days are numbered.

''KICK HIS ASS!''

It would be like some kindof horror film with Mike lurking in the shadows, draining power from every source into his ever longer chain of effects and amps.

''DeMarco vs Mike, the Final Battle''

Mike wrote:EXTREME CLOSE UP!!!!

WHOOAOOAAAAAHA!

It all ends with Mike burning Gearwire central down in a haze of torn packaging and spent batteries.

''Let's get this cunt out of the box!!''

The delays will be so discrete you won't hear the one that kills you.

I missed out on so much cool stuff

Bob Mould used one, as did Randy Rhoads, I guess that gives 2 ideas about the sound it can give.

Nice stuff, what's the Peavey getting replaced with?

It's supposed to react to dynamics like a valve amp would. I think some of the guys at www.bossarea.com have tried them and gave positive reviews.

iCEByTes wrote:idea for pot placament and switch placement

Those F-Holes are painted on though, you couldn't put a switch or pot there on Robert's.

Those style DOD pedals aren't worth that much, the older 70's ones, (particularly the 440 Envelope Filter) are worth a fair bit (the 440 due to Greenwood).

You could probably sell it and get enough to get an amp more suited for what you want though, they had a few second hand ones in my local music shop for £600 a pop.

aen wrote:The wiring on the DPDT looks a little different on mine, I got it form the expeimentalistsanonymous.com board.

Yeah I started making that one and it only worked as a bypass loop, I PM'd Colin asking about it and he was less than helpful.

Doog wrote:

PenPen wrote:but she might want to move the stomper a bit forward.

Yeah, I thought that too, it looks like the "fins" might get a bit in the way when stomping the footswitch down.

Mind you, if you look at the side elevation it looks fine.

I hear putting a new battery/using a power supply can help.

That's pretty damn cool, how is she going to make it? With an injection moulder or a vacuum former?