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Hmm... you'd think a 5 sec. car would break into the 13's in the 1320.
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Oh, you said server. So your account is full. If you're unix savy, check out FreeShell. Otherwise, there have been other threads on this forum about pic hosting.
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Huh? What's it got a 20MB hard drive? Let's say a picture (large) is 100k, and you have 10 pictures. Your server doesn't have 1 MB to spare?!?!?!
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Maybe post a picture on the Epi forum and ask there?
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How about here?
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no problem!
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I dug through my Linkagogo bookmarks. There are probably a lot of sites like this but this one seems like a good start. http://www.tonepad.com/
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I have an old big muff... hmm... that sounded funny . No, it's just sitting around gathering dust. MikeB, from you various posts, it sounds like you have a background in electronics. Why don't you build some of these stomp boxen yourself? There are schematics available on the web.
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You must have spent much more time at his site than I have .
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Depending on your browser... try right-clicking on the image. Look for something like "Image properties" (that's what it is in Opera.) The image is from Ed Roman's site.
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Yup, I'm gonna have to guess that it was a power amp tube that went bust.
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Could it be that the something "lacking" is that it's not tube?
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Yeah, I agree to a certain extent, hence my choice of tube pre-amp and SS power amp. I still use my 14 year old ADA MP-1 tube pre-amp. I've had absolutely no reliability issues with it in all that time.
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Oh I forgot to mention... if you are all SS, then I'd say don't bother with an overdrive pedal. That I think will sound way too harsh.
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I'm in the middle, tube pre-amp and SS power amp. Yes, modern SS pre-amps can sound pretty good... but man, after playing tube after YEARS of SS amps with MANY different fuzz boxen... there is NO substitute .
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Do you have a tube amp? Or at least a tube pre-amp?
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Hmm... digital? These pedals are designed to overdrive your pre-amp... and as such should sound very transparent in your chain, imparting very little or no characteristics of it's own. Perhaps the pre-amp that you've tried it with was "digital" sounding.
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Hey, that's the new guy's (gal's?) site.
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Was Queen around in the 60's? If so, Brian May! Hmm... Robert Fripp? Ugh, hard to think of both English and 60's.
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I didn't know Frank Zappa was English.
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Okey, its not about guitars...
jbkim replied to Vendelcrow's topic in Site Feedback, Issue Reporting and Test area
Heh! Not quite. Jean-Michel Jarre (see the second post in this thread.) Synth music. -
4 days is an awfully long time on ebay. A lot can happen... especially in the last few minutes of the auction . I usually bid on things in the last 5 seconds or so.
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That's easy! Buy a PDA, connect it to the net, and go to that web page. Then, save it for later. If your PDA won't read that site, I can recreate that web calculator as a mobile web page lickity split. Do PDA browsers have a javascript implementation? That "online" calculator is done in JS.
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Yeah, I almost got one of those DG stomps when they were $169 at MF. When I was ready to buy, the price jumped back up to $299 . I think Yamaha discontinued them and are now making the MagicStomp.
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While not strictly a distortion stomp box device, y'all should check out the V-Stack. Listen to the clips on the "SAMPLES" link. I couldn't find sound clips of the "King of Tone" on it's website so I can't compare. I liked the sounds that the analog V-Stack produces... in constrast to all the different DSP's (POD, V-Amp2, etc.) "sameness" (which admittedly still sounds pretty good.)