Holy hell that Balls O))) Model B is tight.

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:Tony, if you were making an overdrive for a steel with a super hot pickup - 17k - would you build it any differently?Off the top of my head i dont think so but i'd want to experiment first. Try those pedals you have on hand and see if you feel that the hot pickup affects them in unusual ways. Is it dark sounding as is?

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:Dr Tony Balls wrote:llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:Tony, if you were making an overdrive for a steel with a super hot pickup - 17k - would you build it any differently?Off the top of my head i dont think so but i'd want to experiment first. Try those pedals you have on hand and see if you feel that the hot pickup affects them in unusual ways. Is it dark sounding as is?No, this model is similar in tone to a Sho Bud or Fender so it s pretty brilliant sounding.The lowest string is a fifth above the low E of a regular guitar so I guess the super hot pickup just helps give weight to all the trebly notes. I will mess around with it and see. Was thinking clean blend too but that usually doesn t work very well for me in practice. Either way I can borrow some pedals and mess around with a Boss LS2 and get back to you.Word. Lemme know when its time for an Emmons String Machine clone.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIktaBxwOXk

Dr Tony Balls wrote:llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:Dr Tony Balls wrote:llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:Tony, if you were making an overdrive for a steel with a super hot pickup - 17k - would you build it any differently?Off the top of my head i dont think so but i'd want to experiment first. Try those pedals you have on hand and see if you feel that the hot pickup affects them in unusual ways. Is it dark sounding as is?No, this model is similar in tone to a Sho Bud or Fender so it s pretty brilliant sounding.The lowest string is a fifth above the low E of a regular guitar so I guess the super hot pickup just helps give weight to all the trebly notes. I will mess around with it and see. Was thinking clean blend too but that usually doesn t work very well for me in practice. Either way I can borrow some pedals and mess around with a Boss LS2 and get back to you.Word. Lemme know when its time for an Emmons String Machine clone.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIktaBxwOXkYou'll have to make a pair.

Tony, if you were making an overdrive for a steel with a super hot pickup - 17k - would you build it any differently? I m going to try some pedals I already have on it first but I was just kind of thinking about options.

Dr Tony Balls wrote:llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:Tony, if you were making an overdrive for a steel with a super hot pickup - 17k - would you build it any differently?Off the top of my head i dont think so but i'd want to experiment first. Try those pedals you have on hand and see if you feel that the hot pickup affects them in unusual ways. Is it dark sounding as is?No, this model is similar in tone to a Sho Bud or Fender so it s pretty brilliant sounding.The lowest string is a fifth above the low E of a regular guitar so I guess the super hot pickup just helps give weight to all the trebly notes. I will mess around with it and see. Was thinking clean blend too but that usually doesn t work very well for me in practice. Either way I can borrow some pedals and mess around with a Boss LS2 and get back to you.

Dr Tony Balls wrote:Word. Lemme know when its time for an Emmons String Machine clone.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIktaBxwOXkWoah, vid from Atomic Music! DC institution. So rad.

Very nice!!

Weird shit! Tube Sound Fuzz/Red Llama circuit with treble cut inside a repro Rotosound fuzz enclosure with oxblood 1470AQs because why not!

Dr Tony Balls wrote:Weird shit! Tube Sound Fuzz/Red Llama circuit with treble cut inside a repro Rotosound fuzz enclosure with oxblood 1470AQs because why not!Man, that treble cut is fucking crucial! Nice.