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Right you've bought all the pedals you need. Bam. Buy no more. Done. And then this comes up... Ah well...



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HackSaw wrote:Right you've bought all the pedals you need. Bam. Buy no more. Done. And then this comes up... Ah well...



Also a Mr Black Double chorus, Mr Black Shepard's end, MXR M290 phaser, Keeley Red Dirt, Pigtronix Mothership 2. I think that's it...
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StratMatt wrote:So my LR Baggs DI has apparently departed Auckland International and is in transit to me according to USPS tracking on the 20th. NZ Post say it hasn't entered their system yet - it's still in Chicago according to them, and Customs don't want to know about it. Who the hell do I call here??
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Bg wrote:
jeremyb wrote:
StratMatt wrote:So my LR Baggs DI has apparently departed Auckland International and is in transit to me according to USPS tracking on the 20th. NZ Post say it hasn't entered their system yet - it's still in Chicago according to them, and Customs don't want to know about it. Who the hell do I call here??
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Yeah, I'm all for strong female role models, but the story was just terrible....
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I ain't afraid of no all female cast reboots....
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.

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Still in pursuit of that SRV-like tone. Read that Dan Patlansky (who has a great tone) uses a Dr Z EZG 50 (Dr Z's take on a Blackface reverb) so I've bought one with matching 4x10 cab (cab might be nice with the Sky King actually).

Wasn't going to buy any more gear but the Firebird just sold so WTF.





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Molly wrote:Still in pursuit of that SRV-like tone. Read that Dan Patlansky (who has a great tone) uses a Dr Z EZG 50 (Dr Z's take on a Blackface reverb) so I've bought one with matching 4x10 cab (cab might be nice with the Sky King actually).
I know where you got that from... very nice amp. :thumbup:
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Conway wrote:
Molly wrote:Still in pursuit of that SRV-like tone. Read that Dan Patlansky (who has a great tone) uses a Dr Z EZG 50 (Dr Z's take on a Blackface reverb) so I've bought one with matching 4x10 cab (cab might be nice with the Sky King actually).
I know where you got that from... very nice amp. :thumbup:
Yep. Same guy that you got the 1x12 from. He's got my old Nocaster as it 'appens. Nice guy.

From memory the amp's been gigged and I recall some staining to the cab's cloth but it was a good price and what I was looking for.

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Molly wrote:Still in pursuit of that SRV-like tone.

Sincere question here, without any bad intent at all. (Disclaimer done haha)
I was just wondering if you've tried just replicating SRVs rig to achieve it? I'm guessing so as you seem to have some great gear :thumbup: but there's always the "it's how it's played with their fingers" argument too sometimes, so perhaps it's not that simple. Curious.

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yeah, you daft bugger, why did you buy a John Mayer Strat when you should've bought a proper SRV one! :moresarc: :wink:
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SimonHirst wrote:
Molly wrote:Still in pursuit of that SRV-like tone.
Sincere question here, without any bad intent at all. (Disclaimer done haha)
I was just wondering if you've tried just replicating SRVs rig to achieve it? I'm guessing so as you seem to have some great gear :thumbup: but there's always the "it's how it's played with their fingers" argument too sometimes, so perhaps it's not that simple. Curious.
It's not been that focused a quest to be honest. I still gravitate back to Marshall-like tones but really love the tone you might associate with SRV (of which there are numerous variations of course).

Truthfully I couldn't tell a Blackface from a Super Reverb from a whatever. Really don't know Fender amps at all. I just hear tones I like and as often as not it's a Fender amp. I get that they're not all alike. My recent Bassman Ten didn't do anything for me. No big deal. Half the fun is researching gear, tracking it down and giving it a go.

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Conway wrote:yeah, you daft bugger, why did you buy a John Mayer Strat when you should've bought a proper SRV one! :moresarc: :wink:
I still have 'the' Strat in my head but there isn't one that ticks all the boxes. Might have to get one made. The Mayer is the closest spec in the Artist range and that range is cheap enough second hand that you can make changes. Messing with a $7,000 Custom Shop Strat that really shouldn't need any messing with is harder to do.

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Molly wrote:Half the fun is researching gear, tracking it down and giving it a go.
Fair enough, and I completely agree!

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SimonHirst wrote:
Molly wrote:Half the fun is researching gear, tracking it down and giving it a go.
Fair enough, and I completely agree!
Cheers.

And I only play at home too so don't pretend to justify any of it or to suggest any of this matters. It's just a hobby until I've the opportunity to make it something more.

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