Double sided guitar?
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Death by Uberschall
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Awe damn, I wanted one so bad, but the jack you plug into needs to be on the bottom of the side you're playing not the top!! Darn it!!! :dontknow:
BTW, if you're going to make a video promoting your hot new bass/guitar guitar, be sure to tune it and set the intonation first. :doh:
BTW, if you're going to make a video promoting your hot new bass/guitar guitar, be sure to tune it and set the intonation first. :doh:
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Heh!
A double-sided guitar is about as useful as a Master Volume circuit in an amp.
A double-sided guitar is about as useful as a Master Volume circuit in an amp.
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Crack has a lot to answer for....... surely this is someone's joke? Pleassssse tell me it's a joke? :sad: :tard:
bpmorton777
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I would think a master volume amp would be WAY more useful than a single volume amp...I dont want to run a 100watt amp at full volume to get crunch out of it. I had a good laugh when I read your post. :icon_jokercolor:
Brian
I would think a master volume amp would be WAY more useful than a single volume amp...I dont want to run a 100watt amp at full volume to get crunch out of it. I had a good laugh when I read your post. :icon_jokercolor:
Brian
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bpmorton777 said:
Too loud? That's what power attenuators and load boxes (to tap a line level signal) are for. :icon_thumright:
And unless you run the amp on "10" (or "11"), the typical MV circuit sounds thin and buzzy compared to the roar of a good 'ol single volume.
The whole MV concept is utterly useless considering that power attenuator and load box technology is available.
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Here's the proper way to tame a non-Master Volume amp (JTM45 in this case)... notice the Hot Plate (blue) on top:
No Master Volume circuit needed... or wanted, for that matter. :icon_biggrin:
Addendum: And it gets more fun after the Hot Plate... I can take a line level signal out, run it
into my DAW and hear all the sweaty single-vol-knob powert00b roar (which would normally piss my neighbors
off) over my headphones, or run it into some FX (and power amp that signal eventually), or run it
into another amp (use my head as a preamp; EVH for example did this).
No Master Volume circuit needed... or wanted, for that matter. :icon_biggrin:
Addendum: And it gets more fun after the Hot Plate... I can take a line level signal out, run it
into my DAW and hear all the sweaty single-vol-knob powert00b roar (which would normally piss my neighbors
off) over my headphones, or run it into some FX (and power amp that signal eventually), or run it
into another amp (use my head as a preamp; EVH for example did this).
Death by Uberschall
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Fancy-Shmancy!!! :icon_thumright: :icon_jokercolor: :icon_thumright:Superlizard said:Here's the proper way to tame a non-Master Volume amp (JTM45 in this case)... notice the Hot Plate (blue) on top:
No Master Volume circuit needed... or wanted, for that matter. :icon_biggrin:
Give me a good ol' channel changing, master volume, hi gain monster on any day!!!! :headbang1:
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nathana said:
Oh yes we have, just look above ^^^^ :toothy12:
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Do they really have the same scale length? Eww... :tard:
i think i found an early design http://www.musicinventions.org/westwoods3/twosidedguitar.htm
but seriously, that neck is gigantic. about as thick as the entire body! crazy. and then the fact that your fingers rest on strings... would be awful to play. as somebody on another forum said, "free is about all it's worth."
but seriously, that neck is gigantic. about as thick as the entire body! crazy. and then the fact that your fingers rest on strings... would be awful to play. as somebody on another forum said, "free is about all it's worth."
