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Long live my Ampeg SCR-DI pedal. I'll never need another.
Actually experiencing mild GAS for a Trace Elliot Transit-B pedal.
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Long live my Ampeg SCR-DI pedal. I'll never need another.
Glad to see some Peavey Max love. I have the Max 300 210 and loving it.
Actually experiencing mild GAS for a Trace Elliot Transit-B pedal.
Here is the photoToday I got the Trace Elliott 1x15 speaker that my friend picked up for me and kept until I'd moved home. As soon as I lifted it, I was thankful that I bought my Mark 121 stack. The TE is twice the weight of each 121 at 70lbs and is 250w/4 ohms against the Mark speaker's 400w/8 ohms.
Can't remember if I blabbed this back in December, but that was to be my Christmas gift from Santa. I was gonna go through zZounds to put it on payments and as I went into purchase mode PEavey went into hibernation and just about everything was back-ordered, including the TE Transit B! That's what led me to the 'Peg pedal. The TE impressed me with its features so if you're feeling a little gassy I completely understand.

Right now the primary function of my pedalboard, and my amps, is recording. I know some of us are gigging, in some strange other-world where we have a truly good excuse to stand as far from the drummer as possible. The VT Bass really sweetens things up for the computer's maw. I've settled on a make-believe "B-15" (in that county, anyway) setting on the VT bass. The PJB preamp adds some sparkle, or the Elf preamp adds some oomph.
Hardly making groundbreaking video here. It's technical stuff presented for our Music Theory for the Bass Player cohort. We're now five weeks in, and on the third unit
(for our folks playing along at home, this is my second — and a bit more — time in the MTftBP cohort, except this time as a participant and as a coach)
doing something "simple" well takes a lot of work
Back at the terminal gate, a functional "studio" (with an SM58s) microphone is all in place for ... Zoom![]()
... ... if VOX announced something new and gig-worthy with NuTube, I'd be all over that too. I have re-fallen into lust over my SuperBeetle "non-combo" rig this week (see avatar). For practice room-volume, it's perfect and punches far beyond its weight class. ... ...
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Augkh!! You now have both models of the Mini SuperBeetles!?! Bass and guitar?! Oh, Most Hallowed Excellency, you are to be exalted!
So, give us the dish on 'em! Didja hook up both cabs to the guitar head? Or at least another 8 ohm cab, since the bass cab is 4 ohms. Can you tell a significant tonal difference between the two cabs? Didja play bass thru the guitar head & two cabs? How well does the guitar head & cab handle bass?
I've been fantasizing about using the guitar head & 2 guitar cabs (since they have bigger drivers) for a Super-duper bass rig, if the open-back drivers could take it. Maybe close the open backs with tuned ports? What is wrong with Vox thinking guitars need all that SPL, but not bass? Come on!
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Answer in same secret code: I wouldn't worry about The Dog, he's wandering a bit, but eventually he'll land on his feet.... give him timeTo membership in secret code: I’m getting worried about Doggie. First, the Stage 800 pic thinking it was the 40 and now this. I think a two-week rest at Gone Plaid’s Florida Rejuvenation Center and Garage Door Photography Studio is in order. Thoughts?
I just picked up a genzler Magellan 800 and I'm very glad to have the tuner out. My polytune 3 was sending such a strong signal into my chain I was having noise issues with my monitors. Moving it let's me have an easy to see always on tuner and did indeed free up a spot on my board.Oh well as long as we're on about pedals for a moment
The PJB BG-400 combo has tuner out that I don't use. Not actually certain why I want a tuner out unless it's to save room on a pedalboard. To put a tuner pedal somewhere else is still a tuner pedal. These headstock tuners are pretty dope.
And Vox stuff is pretty dope too. I've a Vox curly cable that sees daily use, and a Vox tuner pedal on the board. It's got the blue strobe thing going on and I don't find that unkind to my eyes. I could probably tune on stage without glasses.
... ... if VOX announced something new and gig-worthy with NuTube, I'd be all over that too. I have re-fallen into lust over my SuperBeetle "non-combo" rig this week (see avatar). For practice room-volume, it's perfect and punches far beyond its weight class. ... ....
Uhh...G-Dog, I don’t have the guitar rig. Never have, most likely never will. I think you’re mixing your fantasies all up. You’re the one thinking of using the guitar rig; I’m content with just this one. ... ... ...
Look at the violin, Dog,.... think twice, Someone LEFT a good clue in the picture....But, ... but, ... but, ... you said, "(see avatar)" and, ... and, ... and, ... when I see your avatar I see two, count 'em 2(!), different colored Mini SuperBeetles, which means to me both a bass and a guitar amp!!! Do I not? Doesn't everyone? This is what I see in your avatar. So, what's up, doc? What's the story? Huh? Huh? Huh? Come on, out with it!
Answer in same secret code: I wouldn't worry about The Dog, he's wandering a bit, but eventually he'll land on his feet.... give him time
EDIT: My bad, Wrong animal, off to Florida it is.....
But, ... but, ... but, ... you said, "(see avatar)" and, ... and, ... and, ... when I see your avatar I see two, count 'em 2(!), different colored Mini SuperBeetles, which means to me both a bass and a guitar amp!!! Do I not? Doesn't everyone? This is what I see in your avatar. So, what's up, doc? What's the story? Huh? Huh? Huh? Come on, out with it!
That or a stint in the Massachusetts State Home for the Bewildered. [Thanks, Tom Lehrer!]
Never a bad idea to quote Tom Lehrer.That or a stint in the Massachusetts State Home for the Bewildered. [Thanks, Tom Lehrer!]