Donner, you know I'm all about feedback! What would rock n roll be without a little feedback?
Actually, things are not terrible, but it is so hard to sell great pedals even if you seldom use them. *can I get an Amen?* it's just that I didn't realize guitar building would be so addictive!
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Re: The Yellow Brick Road
by thesjkexperience » Sun Jun 24, 2012 10:48 am
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Re: The Yellow Brick Road
by Donner » Sun Jun 24, 2012 11:26 am
thesjkexperience wrote:Donner, you know I'm all about feedback! What would rock n roll be without a little feedback?
Actually, things are not terrible, but it is so hard to sell great pedals even if you seldom use them. *can I get an Amen?* it's just that I didn't realize guitar building would be so addictive!
Haha - guitar building is worse --- its what I did in the 90s before i got into amps and pedals ...... its alot like building a pedal board --- you change one thing and it can change the context of everything else --- its the same freakin tail chase.....
and Its why I always tell people to settle on their main guitar and clean amp sound before they even think about chasing pedal tones
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