antichef
pornk rock
Or how about:
(I don't have Whitestrat's image editing skills -- from left to right, you've got two instrument inputs, a volume knob, an on off switch, and a light and a fuse
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(I don't have Whitestrat's image editing skills -- from left to right, you've got two instrument inputs, a volume knob, an on off switch, and a light and a fuse
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giraffe
i love negative rep
say what you will, most people just use the eq on their amp to make it sound like shit....
and you're probably some of those people
and you're probably some of those people
WhiteStrat
Don't stare at the eye.
Or how about:
(I don't have Whitestrat's image editing skills -- from left to right, you've got two instrument inputs, a volume knob, an on off switch, and a light and a fuse
The funny thing is, I own two guitar amps. One has 3 channels, gains, contours, volumes, master volumes, power, bypass, rectifier mode, blah blah blah--must be like 15 knobs & switch.
The other one has one. The power and volume are the same knob, and that's it. (Harmony H400.) I would've used it instead of editing that Fender, but it's in pieces on my workbench right now.
giraffe
i love negative rep
you may not actually need a guitar.
WhiteStrat
Don't stare at the eye.
Okay, seriously. I've never missed a parametric eq for live situations, but I'd sure use one in the studio. I've got a decent rack mount that I'll patch into the signal chain, and sure, I can do it post tracking, but the more familiar I am with my mics and my amps, the more I just want to dial it in and be done with it. So year, I'd like one on my amp.
Thank you for your concern.
Thank you for your concern.