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I have two questions: 1. What do you guys with decent-sized pedal boards use to power all of your gear? I've been looking at the cheaper power supplies like the 1-Spot and Godlyke (what an awful name) but all the reviews I've read complain that they give off a ridiculous humming sound. 2. What's the general consensus on Lace Alumitones? They look awesome, but does anyone here actually have a set?
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Haha, right on. Thanks alot.
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mrbradlymrmartin posted:The 1 Spot will buzz like a mf'ing devil if you hook up more than one inverse polarity pedal to it, though, because it's got a single groundloop is the way I understand it. Also you'll get a whine if you have too much current being drawn; most digital pedals take a few hundred mA while a lot of overdrives take as low as 10 mA. If you just want a bunch of dirt pedals hooked up to it, 1 should be fine, but if you're gonna have a couple Moogerfoogers (or other inverse polarity pedals) or a bunch of digital stuff you could just get two 1 Spots. Or three or four, depending on your needs. I think I should be fine seeing as how all I really use is overdrives/tuner/distortion/reverbs. I wish I had the money for a couple of Moogerfoogers though... 
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mrbradlymrmartin posted:Also yes on Moogerfoogers, I saved up over a month apiece for the ring mod and filter and at least three months for the delay Moogerfoogers are so drat cool, but I can't seem to justify buying one for myself. I play blues rock and alt. country stuff most of the time, but every once in a while I end up playing shoegazy stuff with a friend's band. I can't help but think how awesome a few 'Foogers would sound with their sound.
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Nov 22, 2009 18:03
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(also if anybody wants to spend too much money on an incredible mono trem pedal get the Moog ring mod, best and most varied trem i've ever heard)
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Okay, so I'm looking to replace the pickups on my Agile AL-3100 by Christmas. I've been looking at the different GFS pickups and am having a hard time choosing exactly what pair or combination I want. If it helps you give me some suggestions, I normally play alt-country/blues-rock stuff, but dabble in shoegazey stuff as well (weird combo, I know). Also, has anyone played the Fender-style split-coil hums from GFS? I can't seem to find any demos of them on Youtube.
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I'm looking at after-market tremolos for my beater Telecaster. I was scouting for GFS trems but I have no idea what I'm looking for. I want something that will more or less just drop right in be it a Wilkinson- or a Bigsby-type deal. Any suggestions?
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Apr 2, 2010 17:28
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I have a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe that I might possibly want to run through an Avatar 4x12. Will anything blow up?
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I need some quick pickup recommendations. I'm just now peeking back into the music scene after having my free time owned by grad school, so I'm more than a little behind when it comes to any hot, new pickup technology. I play mainly shoegaze/slowcore stuff (think Codeine's "Loss Leader" or True Widow's "Skull Eyes") so I need some humbuckers that can really crush when I need them to. I'm starting to think that maybe some basic GFS hums would work, but I'd like to know if there's anything new out there before I settle. fake edit: These'll be going into an Agile LP 3100 or an Ibanez SG clone.
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Can anyone tell me where I might find a Jazzmaster trem arm that fits my AVRI bridge? Angela.com seems to be sold out at the moment, and the ones from Allparts look pretty janky.
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