Recent content by jewbageled

After years of pedals on the floor- I finally bought a proper case. These are most all of the pedals I use for both bass and guitar, all in one place. I've got a home-made blender on the way, which i'll add to the top right. Other than that, I've got the cravings under control.

My two cents: paying $100-200 for a power supply is ********. You're paying for a pretty enclosure and very limited improvement on functionality and convenience (aka getting a variety of different voltages out in the same box: 9v, 12v, 18v, etc). Think about it, if you're getting dirty power...

If it were me, I wouldn't. Boss pedals are rock-solid already. The older one's have alot of character. I've rehoused a few older pedals, but never a boss one. The size of the circuit board is what stopped me. It fills the boss case so perfectly, you really couldn't find a smaller case (and...

I've got three 80's boss delays: DM-2, DM-3, DD-3 (the first version with the large power adapter and big chip.) They're old gorgeous pedals, the analog pedals are dark and rich, and the DD-3 is a little lighter. My favorite delay pedal ever has to be the DM-3. Even if there's no signal coming...

Holy ****. You bleed a lot! (and I thought I picked too hard). There's nothing quite like feeling that hot, almost comforting sensation in your hand. Play with passion my brother. I'll post a thread when I get my tour dates mostly planned out. Hopefully I can hook up with some of these rad...

HOW DARE YOU. It's christmas.

Rad website, but not my style. Why pay $50 to fix something I could do myself? I realize you're joking, but that's a big problem for me. I've broken several input jacks from the cable getting stepped on, not to mention the cable getting ripped out of the pedalboard several times each set...

It's my fault really. People come on this site to see huge pedal boards and giant walls of amps? I like the term "trench bass" alot though. Kudos.

Well.......it's a hardshell plastic-like case that you store your bass in when you're not playing. You can probably pick one up for a few Jackson's. I had already bolted my own "strap locks" in before I discovered those beer washers. I'd try them only if I got to drink the beer first!

My equipment like it rough :smug: (surely it would've complained by now, right?)

Jesus! Come on boys, appreciate a little creativity, will ya? This was a $0 repair- who cares what it looks like? It harder to break now! I guess I've only ever owned an instrument to play it, never to use as decorative fireplace piece. Believe it or not, you can do a lot of harm to a bass...

You're....hilarious? Sometimes, strap-locks aren't enough. Sometimes strap-lock + duct tape is enough. And sometimes, you need even more duct tape!

I play in this band: http://youtu.be/IPmGR-uEqpE. Things get a little crazy sometimes- someone (maybe me?) punched in my pick guard and electronics during the last show. The solution? Wiring the pickups straight to the new jack and covering the holes with a piece of scrap metal. ARMORED...

That's a Rat. Specifically a big-box vintage Rat. You could pick one up for under a $100 right now: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pro-Co-Vintage-Rat-/150930551417?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item2324297279 Trust me, grab a Rat and you'll be happy. Young Widows, Circa Survive, Jesus Lizard, and...

I love pedals, but I hate searching for decently produced demos on youtube. What do ya'll think of having a permanent sticky thread where we can keep a permanent list of quality pedal demo videos?