Dang, I mention turning down one time and I kill the thread.
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Sadly, arthritis don't give a s**t about body fat percentages.
^ buzzkill
Anyhoo, did a 2nd jam this past weekend and sorta played a song but it's hard getting a read on this geetarr player. And their in-ears setup needs help, sh1t was all sorts of wonky. I'm feeling MEH all around plus the drive over there is a super sh1t-show for me, wasn't helped much by the singer who didn't want to carpool this time around.
I'm thinking of ditching my Schroeder 1x15's for some tiny Barefaced Midget 1x12's. It's gonna look ridiculous with any of my tube or lead sled heads on top which are huge in comparison.

Wholeheartedly endorsed.My Suicide Cages gig this past weekend's gig was rad! We covered Lamb of God's "Laid to Rest" which was pretty intense to learn. We also messed with Hatebreed's "This is Now" but ended up cutting it. I've been using my Deluxe Precision Special with Nordy blades and a 2-band EQ, Mesa Diesel 2x15 and 1x15 w/ a Darkglass Alpha/Omega 900 for that band, no pedals right now. I may add a delay, but it's kind of fun not having anything, especially for a 30-45 min set.
I also had a sesh with the other groovy/jazzy/avant-garde project on Sunday that went well. I'm thinking about calling the project Lesser Apes. I'm using a bunch of pedals, a few Aguilar GS 112's, and DG MT900 for that band. I will eventually be busting out some upright and synth, but I have been avoiding carrying that much.
Please give us a heads up about the next gig for that one. I'd love to check it out.I also had a sesh with the other groovy/jazzy/avant-garde project on Sunday that went well. I'm thinking about calling the project Lesser Apes. I'm using a bunch of pedals, a few Aguilar GS 112's, and DG MT900 for that band. I will eventually be busting out some upright and synth, but I have been avoiding carrying that much.
Consider it an offering to the Old Gods of the Dachsunds.So, I went to, naturally, smash down the garbage in my kitchen can to allow for more garbage, and ran the second knuckle of my pinky over the edge of the lid I had pulled off the can of dog food for the Battle Dachshund.
Yeeowtch. It was a gusher.
She is pretty old. Sleeps a lot, loses balance here and there. Still a happy dog, though.Consider it an offering to the Old Gods of the Dachsunds.
I, for one, am willing to sacrifice your blood if it keeps her healthy and happyShe is pretty old. Sleeps a lot, loses balance here and there. Still a happy dog, though.
What do you all suggest for "barely there" dirt. I'm digging deeper into my Pork Loin/ODB hole lately, and the more I play them, the more I realize I'm going for one of those "transparent" dirt tones so many people are on about all the time... (Have I gotten old? Is this what happens?) Regardless, in the mix, I'm finding that both pedals just sound like my bass is nearly clean, but slightly crisper in the highs and more alive in the mix, if that makes sense. What others can do that? My B7KU clone does something similar, but definitely imparts a good deal of its own tone - I don't want that. And a fellow TB'er is shipping me some pedals to borrow to try out (LOVE THIS PLACE!) for these tones, so we'll see what I think of those. They will be the Li'l Fella (OCD clone to complement the ODB) and the MBD-1 (I have debated getting the ODB-2 recently). So if anybody has suggestions on those for low gain, I'm all ears!
But can it have multiple blend settings for various pedals? I feel like I'd want different amounts of blend for each pedal...@kleinenenten RE Barely There Dirt: I've gotten a lot of milage our of my Saturnworks true-bypass loop pedal with an active blend. It's like adding a blend knob to any pedal. I love all sorts of distortions, fuzzes, drives, and gated pedals cranked but the blend low. Also, they aren't too spendy.