sunvalleylaw
Yep.
Pretty much a pedal or two I think. May have another pedal coming for Christmas.
2017 Equipment year end roundup
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sunvalleylaw
Yep.
Didn't know you sold that. Sorry man.
Danhedonia
Noted duckfat enthusiast
Traded for work on house:
Adopted:
Adopted:
Knox in Box
Rustbelt refugee.
Finished my Trini kit that I worked on for months.
And picked these two up along the way.
Love these guitars, I forget what I got for my birthday.
And picked these two up along the way.
Love these guitars, I forget what I got for my birthday.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
I would love to have a quality viol da gamba. That’s the way to go if you’re thinking fretted cello.
Kerouac
weird musical dildo
Realistically an upright bass would be the most useful for me, but I can't swing it right now.
It was sell the Tweedy or sell the Collings. It sucked, but I think I made the right choice. I think.
sunvalleylaw
Yep.
Yeah, probably. Much as I hate to admit it. Once you get a good acoustic you bond with, you have to keep it.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Big time. Of all the high-end acoustics I’ve owned, I think that my Otto Vowinkel classical is the only one that I’ve parted with.
Nothing went out.
I think I bought my loog kit this year.
I bought an SG kit too. Still need to start that one.
Two items incoming:
The Catalinbread Hyperpak from Howie. (It’s delivered to my friend’s house. I just need to get it.)
The SRV tribute guitar.
I think I bought my loog kit this year.
I bought an SG kit too. Still need to start that one.
Two items incoming:
The Catalinbread Hyperpak from Howie. (It’s delivered to my friend’s house. I just need to get it.)
The SRV tribute guitar.
jelloman
Couch'd Tater...
munch0
Dexter Inferno
Serious error
Absolutely this. Think I've had my Yamaha for about 12-13 years now and there's no way that ever gets sold. Love the sound of that thing.
Knox in Box
Rustbelt refugee.
Mine too, 25 years and I have yet to find it's equal.Absolutely this. Think I've had my Yamaha for about 12-13 years now and there's no way that ever gets sold. Love the sound of that thing.
Furch guitars are crazy good though, from my tests at Thomann. Not good enough for me to ditch my Yammy though.
And to think, I bought it damaged and thought "until I find something better...".
ok...
2015 PRS Standard 22
2010 Fender 60th Anniversary Telecaster
1961 Epiphone Century Hollowbody
1976 Fender Deluxe Reverb
Analogman King of Tone
Xotic AC Booster
Nobels ODR-1 (sold to @Modern Saint )
Strymon El Capistan delay
Boss CE-2w Wazacraft Chorus
Dunlop mini wah
Wampler Velvet Fuzz
Dunlop Reverb
mzo.effects Ohm drive prototype
On order:
Malekko Omicron Chorus (to replace the one that I sold to @dmn23 a few years ago)
Dunlop mini Phase 95
Sonic Research ST-300 mini
Keeley D and M Drive
Warmoth strat neck
The last batch of "on order" and the PRS were about moving up some planned acquisitions for this current tax year since I have no incentive next year to spend money on gear. I'll discuss that part in the politics thread if anyone wants to ask. The pedals I just ordered are for my small pedalboard...I can probably fit the mini tuner and one or the other of the mini mod pedals on with the D and M drive but not with the full-sized versions. The PRS will actually be usable for my rock gig and I can spread the wear and tear out between that, the McFeely 454 and my Les Paul a llittle more evenly and if one of them needs to go in for maintenance (or a refret as will be the case with the 454 and the Les Paul later in the year or early next year) I won't need to wait until I have a break in my gig schedule like I did this year.
On the additional "plus" side I get my McFeely 440 back in a couple of weeks too, which I am very excited about.
2015 PRS Standard 22
2010 Fender 60th Anniversary Telecaster
1961 Epiphone Century Hollowbody
1976 Fender Deluxe Reverb
Analogman King of Tone
Xotic AC Booster
Nobels ODR-1 (sold to @Modern Saint )
Strymon El Capistan delay
Boss CE-2w Wazacraft Chorus
Dunlop mini wah
Wampler Velvet Fuzz
Dunlop Reverb
mzo.effects Ohm drive prototype
On order:
Malekko Omicron Chorus (to replace the one that I sold to @dmn23 a few years ago)
Dunlop mini Phase 95
Sonic Research ST-300 mini
Keeley D and M Drive
Warmoth strat neck
The last batch of "on order" and the PRS were about moving up some planned acquisitions for this current tax year since I have no incentive next year to spend money on gear. I'll discuss that part in the politics thread if anyone wants to ask. The pedals I just ordered are for my small pedalboard...I can probably fit the mini tuner and one or the other of the mini mod pedals on with the D and M drive but not with the full-sized versions. The PRS will actually be usable for my rock gig and I can spread the wear and tear out between that, the McFeely 454 and my Les Paul a llittle more evenly and if one of them needs to go in for maintenance (or a refret as will be the case with the 454 and the Les Paul later in the year or early next year) I won't need to wait until I have a break in my gig schedule like I did this year.
On the additional "plus" side I get my McFeely 440 back in a couple of weeks too, which I am very excited about.
Thats something I'd like to try.
jelloman
Couch'd Tater...
I didn't realize the Epiphone was a recent purchase...ok...
2015 PRS Standard 22
2010 Fender 60th Anniversary Telecaster
1961 Epiphone Century Hollowbody
1976 Fender Deluxe Reverb
Analogman King of Tone
Xotic AC Booster
Nobels ODR-1 (sold to @Modern Saint )
Strymon El Capistan delay
Boss CE-2w Wazacraft Chorus
Dunlop mini wah
Wampler Velvet Fuzz
Dunlop Reverb
mzo.effects Ohm drive prototype
On order:
Malekko Omicron Chorus (to replace the one that I sold to @dmn23 a few years ago)
Dunlop mini Phase 95
Sonic Research ST-300 mini
Keeley D and M Drive
Warmoth strat neck
The last batch of "on order" and the PRS were about moving up some planned acquisitions for this current tax year since I have no incentive next year to spend money on gear. I'll discuss that part in the politics thread if anyone wants to ask. The pedals I just ordered are for my small pedalboard...I can probably fit the mini tuner and one or the other of the mini mod pedals on with the D and M drive but not with the full-sized versions. The PRS will actually be usable for my rock gig and I can spread the wear and tear out between that, the McFeely 454 and my Les Paul a llittle more evenly and if one of them needs to go in for maintenance (or a refret as will be the case with the 454 and the Les Paul later in the year or early next year) I won't need to wait until I have a break in my gig schedule like I did this year.
On the additional "plus" side I get my McFeely 440 back in a couple of weeks too, which I am very excited about.
I've always kinds GAS'd for the D&M Drive, but more, I think, because of D&M than for any real need...
I'd be interested to see a complete "rig rundown" sometime from you, if you are willing...
I got in April according to the NGD thread: http://markweinguitarlessons.com/forums/threads/nsuprise-gd-vintage-edition.82587/#post-1425128
I picked the D and M drive partially because if I had to buy a two button pedal this week supporting The Pedal Show seemed to be good karma. Obviously I think the pedal will sound good or I wouldn't bother but I've been looking at them for a while and then put it off after I got the KoT email.
Maybe in a few weeks I can do a little video. I have a bunch of work to do on my large board now that I have time and the small board will be getting an overhaul in the next week. I'm trying to have everything in working order before school starts up again and I have no time to fix or replace anything.