SHEPPARDB.
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If you cant answer this question yourself,then you are NOT an engineer.GamezBond said:
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soundchaser59
Reluctant Commander
I guess I got lucky when I was 14 years too young......
My Dad came home from the Air Force base where he worked, carrying a Supro guitar, a cord, and a Fender Champ amp. He asked me if I would like to try to learn guitar!
My life has been better ever since.......and even before I started loosely referring to myself as an "engineer" I never considered plugging my guitar into anything other than a guitar amp. It has always seemed axiomatic to me. Any "engineer" would agree.
My Dad came home from the Air Force base where he worked, carrying a Supro guitar, a cord, and a Fender Champ amp. He asked me if I would like to try to learn guitar!
My life has been better ever since.......and even before I started loosely referring to myself as an "engineer" I never considered plugging my guitar into anything other than a guitar amp. It has always seemed axiomatic to me. Any "engineer" would agree.
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ggunn
Crystal Flavolian
GamezBond said:so I just snagged an Fender Electric Guitar for 500$ (200$ less than retail), so anyways, im wondering what accesories I will need...?
I already have some monitor speakers, because im an engineer, so can I just plug the guitar in to it? I'm pretty sure the Guitar has a 1/4 output...
Trollin', trollin', trollin'....
gummblefish
Twitchy Wanker
I talk shit to my mate's, I "engineer" the truth...does this count?
metalhead28
Hates Raymond
Come on, give the dude a break. Just because you drive a train for a living, doesn't automatically mean you know how to plug in an amplifier and all that technical shit....
timboZ
New member
Did you get a power cord with the guitar? If not you will need one.
Go for the 220v it will be twice as loud.
Go for the 220v it will be twice as loud.
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Anfontan
Banned by eurt
And for the pick-use an icepick, then you can also use it to clean out the wax from your ears~! 
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Clive Hugh
New member
You remind me of something.... thats it a Fuckwit.GamezBond said:so I just snagged an Fender Electric Guitar for 500$ (200$ less than retail
I already have some monitor speakers, because im an engineer, so can I just plug the guitar in to it? I'm pretty sure the Guitar has a 1/4 output...
IronFlippy
Dedicated To My Member
Then you got ripped off. If I buy a guitar, I want full output.GamezBond said:
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juststartingout
New member
gordone said:
Well you all will laugh, but my first amp was a 1950ish tube stereo amp. I think it had a 78 speed record player on it. Anyway, I soldered together an RCA jack to a 1/4" jack and plugged it into my strat. It was really cool, the tubes would glow more with more power. Awsome effect.... Too bad it caught on fire. I think I melted the wax caps in it.
Oh yea, this is true.......(I am hanging my head here)
Sonixx
New member
you're TROLLING dude...
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Karmadog777
New member
In all fairness I played my first guitar thru my stereo receiver and didnt get a amp for atleast a year. I had to put a cassette in and hit record then pause so it wouldnt stop after 30mins.And I got a really cool fuzz sound out of it.
I also found that I could plug in headphones,put em around my neck with a ear muff to my mouth and do the cool talk box sounds in "Hair of the Dog" and "Do you feel like I do"
I should have been an engineer
I also found that I could plug in headphones,put em around my neck with a ear muff to my mouth and do the cool talk box sounds in "Hair of the Dog" and "Do you feel like I do"
I should have been an engineer
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juststartingout
New member
Karmadog777 said:In all fairness I played my first guitar thru my stereo receiver and didnt get a amp for atleast a year. I had to put a cassette in and hit record then pause so it wouldnt stop after 30mins.And I got a really cool fuzz sound out of it.
I also found that I could plug in headphones,put em around my neck with a ear muff to my mouth and do the cool talk box sounds in "Hair of the Dog" and "Do you feel like I do"
I should have been an engineer
Yea, I did the cassette thing too, except I put in a match pack in the write tab sensor so I wouldn't need a cassette in it.
Now I never did the headphone thing, but that sounds really cool....
rayc
retroreprobate
I still haven't told my parents - in the mid 70's I bought a Coronet short scale SG bass & with an adapter plug stuck into the "mic in" played it through their living room Chrysler stereo for about 2 years before I'd saved up for an amp. They didn't complain about the sound when playing old 78's or dean martin LPs though I did notice that my Zep records were sounding pretty farty - so I ensured that I used both channels about equally so that the damage was even.
They upgraded to marantz in the mid 90's.
Cheers
rayC
They upgraded to marantz in the mid 90's.
Cheers
rayC
