TenderSurrender

$150 CAD = $126 USD ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Brians Universal Jems site - Saga Kits Just thought id be nice ~~ SA ~~

My current setup is Guitar > Amp Used to use before buying Line 6 Spider 2 - 212 Guitar > Zoom 3030 > Amp So ive never been a big fan of using a mass amount of pedals ~~ SA ~~

Not exactly true on my front. Got In a few arguments that I still feel bad about. (sorry, LGM) But I like to think I learned a bit of restraint since then. Im game tho....and I second the Maiden and GF vote. ← I Have also got into arguments before with members of this board but i feel that both times i and the other people have learnt and moved on... this if anything helps towards a healthy board ~~ SA ~~

Hey thanks for the nomination Unfortunty ive already discussed this with Kevan, This moderator post is only open to 18yr olds and above, i am only 16 Thankyou once again though! ~~ Slain Angel ~~

--------------------- Anyway my nomination goes to Maiden, I think he would be perfect for the position! ~~ SA ~~

Stickied thread... Not sure if thats the one your on about Greg, but that has backing tracks on stickied at the top of the players corner page ~~ SA ~~

Ive always found Audacity (free anyway) is a good recording program to get some stuff down... It also has a very good support for VST plugins allowing you to expand the program as you wish I also have a Line 6 Spider 2 (212) and have found it great for recording, the only thing i recommend is make sure you have your channel volume up on 8 or 9 and then just have the master down on as low as it needs to be for your recording, since i noticed without that, there seems to be a real lack of tone for some reason when it is played back ~~ SA ~~

Well glad after all that confusion, you have got it sorted Do we get some pictures? ~~ SA ~~

Hey man that looks like a really tight job, Congrats!! Its threads like these that inspire me and others to just go for it!! Thanks man ~~ Slain Angel ~~

I cant tell you where but the auction description does tell you that he didnt make the entire thing himself, but he has done some work to it ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Aaah this thread has made me laugh We could always cover it in googly eyes... completly!! Just imagine that.... aaah that would be weird ~~ Slain Angel ~~

With the lacquer part to your question, i would just presume that once you have done the swirl and it has dried, you would proceed to finish it like any other paint job? ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Heres my entry for the thread ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Ok cheers LK, Ill have to wait a few days before i can order it, but ill let you know how it goes once its done Thanks to all who have helped in this thread ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Cheers for the link LK, Do you think i should get 2 x 80mm or 1 x 120mm? The prices between them are not bad at all either with only £2 seperating them... And with these do you think the best route would be, attach to heatsink > Switch mounted onto amp > Mains? Cheers for all your help LK and others!! ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Ok Lovekraft, that seems the easier soloution and also safer... It could be that im from the UK, or that im just being stupid... BUT.... Muffin fan? ive never heard of a "muffin fan" so could anyone prod me in the right direction (UK preferebly) Thanks once again ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Hey Ansil (or anyone else interested), would you be able to post a simple diagram for me to follow once i get inside my amp? I suppose i agree with you all that the heatsink must be doing its job if it is getting hot, but i suppose more for a sense of security, id still chuck the fan on... Thanks for the reply guys, Appreciate the time ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Ok well i recently purchased a Line 6 Spider 2 - 212 and since then ive thought about an idea which could possibly improve my amp... Firstly to my suprise, this amp is passivly cooled e.g uses a Heatsink with no fans... now although the heatsink is fairly meaty it does get rather warm after an hour or so use (especially when turned up live) and although i suppose they would of done lots of testing before hand, i like to make sure its working perfectly... I like (for some reason) all things like that to run as cool as possible... My pc is heavily modified internally with high power fans and i was wondering... How easy would it be to attach say a standard 12mm Case fan to a 9v Battery (stored in the back of the amp (open back)) on to the heatsink... the catch is... is it possible to attach it easily to the internal power switch on the amp so as you turn the amp on, the fans also come on... I know this probably seems like a mad idea but id still be interested in hearing your views and also your suggestions on how to implment this idea Cheers guys/girls ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Hey dude Glad to see this project is coming along nicely Keep us up to date!! ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Ok mate sorry for the long time to reply, Spoke to him and he seems fairly confident he knows of a few places out near you He is going to try and dig out some info for next weeks lesson (Monday), and so ill post up whatever he finds Greg You tried anything else with the mixer yet? ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Hey and welcome to the forum Glad you found the link ~~ Slain Angel ~~

That is one rare ol' game Might be an "interesting" game to play in multiplayer mode.. after a few to drink... (think you would need said drinks to allow yourself to be seen playing such a game) Good find GF ~~ Slain Angel ~~

Ive got 5 lessons of Music Tech tommorow so ill talk to the teacher and see if he knows of anywhere local to you greg Feel free to shoot me a PM anytime with any other rack gear requests... ~~ Slain Angel ~~

If you ever need a hand hunting down a half decent Power conditioner or rack gear let me know, Im doing a Music tech course currently and as a student in the course, we hear of so many different outlets for equipment with amazing prices Good luck with this one man, Hope it all gets sorted ~~ Slain Angel ~~