You might be better off putting the tuner 1st in your signal chain so it can mute everything. Then put the grey speck in the second loop. Do you always have the Bluebeard on?
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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out
- Thread starter Korladis
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I wouldn't use the tuner in the loop, personally. If you do this kind of setup there's no clean signal, not sure if you're going for that. The only way to use the LS-2 as a clean blend is to leave one loop empty, but anything that is in the signal chain before the input is going to go through that "channel", so if you have a fuzz pedal before it and that's on, there's no clean.
Tuner you have a point. I saw a poster online detailing how it worked so I punched in my hypothetical version of the diagram I saw. Don't even have half those pedals.
Nothing's always on ever
Basically I wanted to have a clean or dirty tone, but dont want my Bluebeard or grey speck pushing that set of pedals as its gonna be effected enough. Even then I'm not sure that's what I want.
Probably the best way to do that would be to do the A or B setting and put the Bluebeard in one loop and the other set of pedals in the other, with the tuner at the beginning or end of the chain. Then it will just be set to one loop or the other and the stomp switches which.
hmm, I'm gonna just read the manual online after work and see if that unscrambles things for me.
Jesus is my safety.
Miami vs San Diego?
Living in my no central heat shack house has me thinking of warmer places. Probably just get a better job here, but just thinking.
Living in my no central heat shack house has me thinking of warmer places. Probably just get a better job here, but just thinking.
Just throw the tuner at the very end before the amp. Instant mute button.
Yeah but no trails.
True...I guess I'm guilty of doing "massive feedback wall harshly cut to silence" at most gigs
Thinking of warmer places whilst living in Texas? A light jacket or hoodie may be cheaper than a move.
True...I guess I'm guilty of doing "massive feedback wall harshly cut to silence" at most gigs
I always put tuner first, so i can let my swirly noises swirl on while i tune/wait for the next song.
Ha true, but I want max sunshine. Winters cold and grey and ugly. I'd stay here, but if I absolutely decide to move and not because of an incredible offer, I want to be able to dress in flip flops and shorts year round... And not look odd for doing it.
Sounds like Miami, Hawaii and maybe SoCal are your options, in the USA at least.
Apparently this is a thing that exists:
THEREMIN - Hiwatt Echo Theremin
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Just got the cthulu in. It had something rattling around in it so I open it and this thing falls out. Looks like it's just a stand off I'm just wanting to verify it before I do anything. Also is it best to just re hot glue this?
@dunwichamps
@dunwichamps
Uhhhhh dude that's a 5 watt, 1 kilo ohm cement power resistor. Those are used as dropping resistors for the high voltages of big tube amps. I honestly don't know *** one is doing in a pedal??
