#307

what a nice little pedalboard… I like your taste in pedals

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#308

How do you like that Holdsworth guitar? I’ve been eyeing that for a while. Does the chambered body have an resemblance to a semi-hollow or not even close?

#309

I’m currently considering Cooper FX Arcade with Generation Loss and Grain cards for some lofi/granular explorations. Anybody using setup similar to this?

#310

For anyone using the Strymon Iridium (or something like it), do you route its outputs into an interface when recording? I ask because I’m curious about adding layers of ADC / DAC conversion to the signal chain.

#311

I love arcades! I think Tom’s DSP is really special.

@jkbrogan I do, straight into a MOTU ULTRALITE mk4.

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#312

Not strymon iridium (yet? :p) but I plug my pedalboard directly in my audio interface. As soon as you use DSP pedal you already have layers of ADC DAC anyway.

#313

This is exactly how I’m using the Strymon Iridium. Still early days (only had it for a few weeks), but I’m super-happy with it for recording so far. If you have specific questions or you want some audio samples, just let me know :blush:

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#314

Sunday questions…
Is anyone using midi guitar 2 the software from jam origins?

I am considering it and would love any observations, experiences.

#315

I got my Arcade and cards right before I jumped into modular so I haven’t spent a whole lot of time with it yet, but I can tell you that it sounds superb and the cards are awesome.

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#316

I have recently gotten Arcades, with the synth and grain cards. The synth card has not really been in the pedal much, the grain card is great and as soon as I get the midi cable I am thinking it will be awesome. Much like having a clouds for guitar - very nice. I am very happy with it - if it was just that in a pedal it would make it worth it for me.

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#317

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Moved my studio into a bigger room and so finally have enough space to set up my guitar stuff again. Very happy to have all my amps out of the closet.

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#318

20 chars of nice Milkmen! :heart_eyes_cat:

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#319

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Piles of pedals under the sheets, mostly DIY jobs. Hiwatt is a 73 DR103 with matching cab. Sadly the grille cloth was wrecked so it temporarily has some rubbish replacement until I find some decent source for the right stuff.

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#320

that’s a beautiful EGC guitar

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#321

That is some serious Shellac / Melvins energy!! Really nice.

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#322

Haha yeah, living the alt rock dream.
Very rarely get to turn the Hiwatt up to an interesting volume any more. Tokyo apartments aren’t exactly renowned for their robust soundproofing.

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#323

Greetings fellow Hiwatt enthusiast!

Mine’s a '79… between my grillcloth and your tolex we have a complete cab! :rofl:

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#324

I wonder if anyone happens to know whether this is a guitar by a known manufacturer. This is my first band guitar. I bought it from my guitar teacher by the time (Jazz). I doubt that it is a quality guitar, it has no label or inscription whatsoever and maybe it was fabricated by some hobby guitar builder. The pickup and the volume knob was added later and I guess it was never planed to be amplified (hollow body); the tuning keys are not original; it has an extraordinary thick neck. And right now it is in rather bad shape. But it sounds quite nice and also I have some memories tied to it.

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#325

have you spied inside the f-holes (possibly with a light/mirror) to check for labels or inscriptions? how long have you had it?

#326

Oh yes, I have. Nothing to see.
I own this guitar since around 1982 (my oh my … time goes by).

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