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Very interesting sound at the minimum and at the max gain

I just picked one of these up and it has a missing arm for the nut. Apparently impossible to find

Thanks! I’ve been going crazy trying to fix string buzz on a strat with a similar nut.

jesus christ all of these new amps are pure bullshit

Ola Sou do Brasil e tenho um console desse Nao tenho muita pratica com ele Se vc puder me chamar e dar umas instruções ficari grato

Thank you so much for opening up the amp and showing us the guts, I'm one of those people who appreciates it. Disappointed to see the foot switch pc board. The amp has an incredible "break-up" sound, but I've noticed, (at least with online YT videos), the amp doesn't have much of a clean sound. If you want clean, sustaining, full, ringing sound, I think this may not be your amp.

That psk sounds awful man, gross. Did they use inferior parts or something?

Oh dang! I have a Roland HP-3000 in my basement. My dad destroyed the add-on midi box by trying to run his guitar through it

what if there are no bridge pin holes, should i drill it or just use a reamer? it's a cheap guitar, I'm afraid it will break easily 😢

What about when the bushings are glued in. I have an Eastman E1OOSS with a black faceplate that I don’t want to chip or crack. Any ideas?

They sell 10mm reamers

Add thread lock...

Just can't wait to get on the road again

I bought a RC plane propeller bit and chuck it in a drill press.... it bores out 8,9,10 MM from the rear of the headstock and costs maybe $15 and is well worth it! It can be used in an electric drill, but a drill press is more stable.

Anyone know how many were made?

A MILLION thanks for actually using a CLEAN tone... FIRST demo of this pedal that I've seen that wasn't already distorted as hell from the amp...

Taking a handwired amp to a tech will cost so much less than messing with burnt and cracked PCBs with whole-board-out need when replacing components. Also you could do a lot of stuff like replacing the electrolytes yourself. So handwired will last you a whole lot longer.

Your playing sounds like my playing...

I use Two (2) of these, as opposed to one AC30 ..... owned them for a couple years now... no issues.... they roar against any drummers..... Killer tone, and reliable.... nothing "cheap" about the construction, fit & finish.... they have been in production since 2010...... best sounding Vox to date.....

I had one for years. Very heavy. Nice sound. If I recall, I paid 8K CDN and sold it for 3 4 years later

I have a 2000 flying faders meter bridge for sale

You were tuned to E? Did you try C?

"promosm"

Added together, I’ve spent a total of 72 1/2 years following cables from one end to the other trying to find out where they go.

You’ll get more crunch putting the volume between 3-5 o’clock.

This was my first pedal I bought in 97 at the age of 15. Looking back on this demo it was actually better than expected. Served my Metallica/Megadeth cover band well! I want one again

Game changer and time saver

Since the reamer is tapered, is it worth going taking a pass from the other side as well? Im looking to upgrade my guitar from 8.8mm tuners to 10mm

I'm an Ottawa native that used to shop at Song Bird as well, nice Easter egg!

Love the playing. Keep it up witj the videos.

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Nice

Anyone own the Stone Deaf PDF as well? Do I need both?

Can I tune carburetors like this?

if you tip over your neck rest it will be lower (the orientation meant for electrics) and you will be able to place it much closer to the body, reducing stress on the neck. still best to tune from playing tho.

Great demo. Much less gain than I was expecting

Thanks a lot for this tip!❤

Amps coming out these days ought to be as good as they can get without having to mod this and mod that, so, most new amps over the last decade or so leave a lot to be desired so im still counting my money and am relieved to still have the money rather than an amp that has had corners cut in an almost fraudulent way, there will be a of money being spent on electrical engineers having to put them right.

I played my order a while back, and got a shipping notification early December. Still waiting for it to ship. Hope it gets here soon

I normally use a Japanese Pull saw or a Ryoba, sometimes my dovetail saw when cutting flush dowels to the body Great Job! Liked and Sub'd

Awaiting my pedal coming January. Sounds perfect for what I've been after. Great bite for dirty blues licks

Tried one in a tiny local music shop (Tevilles, iirc), found it too hissy for me, and Dod always had that classic disappearing battery cover too. Still have fond memories of that range though.

Settings at 1:30.

Fender needs to fix that humming shit

actually, regularly it's that positive is in the center. Take the regular 12V 5mm connector for example. That's positive in the center. Heck even regular 19V laptop adapters are like that

what death metal lol? u're paying blues with it.

Mine died a few years ago, lol. Same with the Grunge, but I did get the new version of that later.

My first rig was a gretch guitar and this pedal plugged into a crate 2x12. 😂😂😂 you can imagine the ungodly noise I made. Nice trip down memory lane.

I still use my Digitech version. I can get it to sound pretty close to an HM-2 by cutting most of the highs. It's only good for metal.

I got the DOD grunge pedal as my first myself