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It depends on your rig. OD pedals in particular sound vastly different through different guitar rigs. What kind of guitar and amp are you playing?

Nice boards el duderinos! I did a bit of shopping last week.

If I wanted something simple, I'd go for the Ditto. I sold mine because I needed a few more functions. Been through most of them: Ditto x4, Pigtronix Infinity etc. Ended up with a Boomerang III. It's just perfect.

I made a thread like this one a few years ago, but I couldn't find it.

Haven't been here in months, but I just wanted to say the show went really well! All those cancelled appointments and practice paid off well, and I learned a whole lot by not taking the easy route.

Thanks a lot los duderinos. After reading this thread, I cancelled every appointment this last weekend and worked through the "complicated" chords of all the 25 or so songs for rehearsal tonight. Great thing especially as many of the more complicated songs ended up being pretty guitar oriented...

Great. So I only need to play it if it's Suspended or Diminished, and regular chords are fine for everything else?

..but would it sound dissonant in any way? It's mostly slow religious praise music, and I'm playing along with the pianist who uses the complicated versions.

Call me lazy, but.... I'm in this project where we are going to play 20-25 songs just once in front of an audience. Now, this is definitely not the kind of music I'm usually listening to or have ever played before or even enjoy listening to, really, but it's good stage practice. Some of the...

Thanks, that's good to know. That's a great idea. I might try something like that. Either that or build something around the tank and have it separate from the amp like one of those traditional tube reverbs. Kind of a hassle to carry for gigs, but then again I only play the occasional gig. I...

Seems like turning the tank around while on top of the amp helps even more.

Hi again. I tried something today that I should have tried long ago. I moved the reverb tank out of the amp and lifted it up as far as the cables allowed. The noise got less and less prominent the more I moved it away. I'm sure that means something? As a side question, can I touch the reverb...

It will work out just fine if the computer isn't too old. I've had late night jam sessions all in the box like that in my home studio with e-drums, amp sims and digital synths. The latency was barely noticable.

Congrats! Looks like a great guitar! Enjoy it! :thumbs up:

Very true. I'll try it and see and try not to let the GAS prevail. ---------- Update ---------- Then again, so is and does Fender..

Hmm, good question. I'll ask the seller right away. Yeah, you're both right. It does seem like a short scale and the inlays don't seem Les Paul at all.

Good point! I'll try to remain as objective as possible. The luthier is well known though, and is said to make outstanding guitars, which is probably why he makes them for those musicians. But yeah, I'll definitely keep that in mind when/if I try it.

I just found a custom one-of-a-kind guitar being sold locally. The luthier who made this has made guitars for some pretty well-known people. This one was made for a relatively famous guitarist in Norway who has sadly passed away. Look at this puppy: I am in love. Tele(ish) body and Les Paul...

Right on!

Hey, come on, we need some pics of this sucker! :thumbs up: