355 pts ยท March 26, 2014
I'm pretty sure he was in John Dies At The End and Nuka-Break too
Upvote for tabs written on notebook paper =]
Thursday is trash day where I'm at.
They would work with them really well. I'm actually going to build acoustic absorption panels next!
Yup, that's correct. They are used to scatter sound reflections.
But with the screws, wood glue, sand paper, stain, and other materials, they probably cost around $150-$180 for both diffusers.
Yes, they're working just fine! And the cost of just the wood for both of them was just under $70.
Am I the only one who thinks this looks likes is says "PearYam"?
Mostly for Pedalboards
How big was the bong?
Yeah Right!
Where'd you get them!?
I have one of those guitars, I love mine!
That is quite a pretty guitar you got there!
What's modded???
Isn't this supposed to be a bassline for the Deadmau5 song "Strobe"?
That got dark so very fast
I don't appreciate you explaining how my brain works to everyone... Lol
I do roll back the gain on the distortion channel alot and stack that with my Fuzzrocious Demon pedal to get a hot but kind of mellow tone.
Not as much as I'd like to know, but I thoroughly research any gear I plan on buying. Also I put 4 Celestion Vintage 30s in that cab!
Hey Ryan from Fuzzrocious definitely made up for the remaining $110 in designing and assembling of this pedal. Again, well worth the money.
Any rockabilly recommendations for someone new to the genre?
More like Queens Of The Stone Age kind of rock. But I've never really listened to any rockabilly, though I do love to hear new music.
Thanks! Regardless of whether anyone gives a fuck, I still get to play this incredible guitar!
Yes, and I'm not sure, but it may in fact actually go to 12
Sadly no. I just took these few pictures as I went.
$850 before tax
Nice!
There's just enough to throw a few little dives or add a bit of vibrato with the Bigsby.
That's a good looking guitar, what color is your's?
I'm pretty sure he was in John Dies At The End and Nuka-Break too
Upvote for tabs written on notebook paper =]
Thursday is trash day where I'm at.
They would work with them really well. I'm actually going to build acoustic absorption panels next!
Yup, that's correct. They are used to scatter sound reflections.
But with the screws, wood glue, sand paper, stain, and other materials, they probably cost around $150-$180 for both diffusers.
Yes, they're working just fine! And the cost of just the wood for both of them was just under $70.
Am I the only one who thinks this looks likes is says "PearYam"?
Mostly for Pedalboards
How big was the bong?
Yeah Right!
Where'd you get them!?
I have one of those guitars, I love mine!
That is quite a pretty guitar you got there!
What's modded???
Isn't this supposed to be a bassline for the Deadmau5 song "Strobe"?
That got dark so very fast
I don't appreciate you explaining how my brain works to everyone... Lol
I do roll back the gain on the distortion channel alot and stack that with my Fuzzrocious Demon pedal to get a hot but kind of mellow tone.
Not as much as I'd like to know, but I thoroughly research any gear I plan on buying. Also I put 4 Celestion Vintage 30s in that cab!
Hey Ryan from Fuzzrocious definitely made up for the remaining $110 in designing and assembling of this pedal. Again, well worth the money.
Any rockabilly recommendations for someone new to the genre?
More like Queens Of The Stone Age kind of rock. But I've never really listened to any rockabilly, though I do love to hear new music.
Thanks! Regardless of whether anyone gives a fuck, I still get to play this incredible guitar!
Yes, and I'm not sure, but it may in fact actually go to 12
Sadly no. I just took these few pictures as I went.
$850 before tax
Nice!
There's just enough to throw a few little dives or add a bit of vibrato with the Bigsby.
That's a good looking guitar, what color is your's?