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.........and nothing BREATHES better than a Air Guitar!



True true...shreder75":64z9g4i2 said:Vrad":64z9g4i2 said:shreder75":64z9g4i2 said:Vrad":64z9g4i2 said:shreder75":64z9g4i2 said:Vrad":64z9g4i2 said:shreder75":64z9g4i2 said:and transparent picks and guitar cases.....don't even look at my guitars...don't want any heat vision to screw with my tone!
I want transparent speakers...
I'm going to plug my guitar in sans strings..I don't want them to alter my tone..thus I'll take t hem out of the equation
What's the most transparent material I can make my guitar out of?
why, air of course! Just put a strap on your shoulder and get ready to rock!![]()
Ahh yes... Air Wood...
What's the most transparent strap? I hear neoprene absorbs the bloom and woodiness of the tone.
gotta be a dimarzio strap..c'mon..AIR series pickups?? who better than them!
Yeah but unless you live somewhere where there's alot of pollution, your Air Guitar won't have enough carbon in it to make it sound 'organic'Mailman1971":1m1yiya0 said:.........and nothing BREATHES better than a Air Guitar!![]()
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danyeo":24aw2rzq said:How bout a transparent gig bag? Every new Charvel should have one.
Im not sayin it sucks, but isnt it just a modded TS?1poorplayer":17h7xvbc said:Metalmandude ; who shot down the Boiling Point , you clearly are confused.
The Rockbox Boiling Point is the pedal you are describing OP. Try one and you'll understand why it's normally sold out. It's a great pedal which brings the articulation of each string picked to the speaker. It doesn't sound like a "distortion pedal". It more of a boost / tone enhancer / bring some gain if you need to. Good luck.
1poorplayer":19bmlyj6 said:Metalmandude ; who shot down the Boiling Point , you clearly are confused.
The Rockbox Boiling Point is the pedal you are describing OP. Try one and you'll understand why it's normally sold out. It's a great pedal which brings the articulation of each string picked to the speaker. It doesn't sound like a "distortion pedal". It more of a boost / tone enhancer / bring some gain if you need to. Good luck.
I had one of these here earlier in the week. It didn't work (faulty power socket - breaking both the battery and the external supply connection). Changed the socket, and the thing worked. Pretty ordinary Tubescreamer as far as I could see, though with more bass, and using a Maxim dual op-amp in the one I saw (the top was sanded, but the underside wasn't). The PCB quality is quite cheap-looking with really fine tracks. There are probably about $25 parts involved, including the case and knobs, and $100 would be a maximum fair retail price - with a pre-drilled box, you could build it in half an hour or less.
moltenmetalburn":1bvxir2m said:1poorplayer":1bvxir2m said:Do yourself a favor and get a Rockbox Boiling Point. I paid about $340 for mine. I think. Gelb music had the best price. This pedal is exactly what you're looking for.
It's like they ran your guitar signal in a parallel signal path with the drive.
I know it's pricey , but it's that good. Can act as a clean boost as well. If you want to see it demo'd , go to YouTube and check out Gearmanndude. He has over 500 videos of almost every pedal known to man. And he does a great job. I saw he recently did a review of the Boiling Point. Check em out. You'll be glad you did![]()
Dude this pedal is the greatest ripoff I have seen yet. It is a tubescreamer variant with the typical BYOC three way switch.
There are probably about $25 parts involved, you could build it in half an hour or less. $389 is fu@%ing crazy!
The PCB of this pedal is also clearly a copy of the BYOC screamer PCB layout except with really thin traces.
If you wanted one of these I would say get an 808 and mod it (or have someone else mod it) to your preferences.
ttosh":1k5i7ei3 said:While the below may be true, I have had a Rockbox and while it does have a tubescreamer type tone, it is quite a bit more versatile with a lot more gain on tap. Very usable gain, and the pedal seems to a great job with just about any amp I have tried it with. I think they are very sweet sounding and I have tried a lot of pedals, overpriced "probably" but so is everything else we buy most of the time........
I cannot say I agree with this being the greatest ripoff quote below!! YMMV though as we all see things differently.
moltenmetalburn":1k5i7ei3 said:1poorplayer":1k5i7ei3 said:Do yourself a favor and get a Rockbox Boiling Point. I paid about $340 for mine. I think. Gelb music had the best price. This pedal is exactly what you're looking for.
It's like they ran your guitar signal in a parallel signal path with the drive.
I know it's pricey , but it's that good. Can act as a clean boost as well. If you want to see it demo'd , go to YouTube and check out Gearmanndude. He has over 500 videos of almost every pedal known to man. And he does a great job. I saw he recently did a review of the Boiling Point. Check em out. You'll be glad you did![]()
Dude this pedal is the greatest ripoff I have seen yet. It is a tubescreamer variant with the typical BYOC three way switch.
There are probably about $25 parts involved, you could build it in half an hour or less. $389 is fu@%ing crazy!
The PCB of this pedal is also clearly a copy of the BYOC screamer PCB layout except with really thin traces.
If you wanted one of these I would say get an 808 and mod it (or have someone else mod it) to your preferences.
moltenmetalburn":3181lrm5 said:ttosh":3181lrm5 said:While the below may be true, I have had a Rockbox and while it does have a tubescreamer type tone, it is quite a bit more versatile with a lot more gain on tap. Very usable gain, and the pedal seems to a great job with just about any amp I have tried it with. I think they are very sweet sounding and I have tried a lot of pedals, overpriced "probably" but so is everything else we buy most of the time........
I cannot say I agree with this being the greatest ripoff quote below!! YMMV though as we all see things differently.
moltenmetalburn":3181lrm5 said:1poorplayer":3181lrm5 said:Do yourself a favor and get a Rockbox Boiling Point. I paid about $340 for mine. I think. Gelb music had the best price. This pedal is exactly what you're looking for.
It's like they ran your guitar signal in a parallel signal path with the drive.
I know it's pricey , but it's that good. Can act as a clean boost as well. If you want to see it demo'd , go to YouTube and check out Gearmanndude. He has over 500 videos of almost every pedal known to man. And he does a great job. I saw he recently did a review of the Boiling Point. Check em out. You'll be glad you did![]()
Dude this pedal is the greatest ripoff I have seen yet. It is a tubescreamer variant with the typical BYOC three way switch.
There are probably about $25 parts involved, you could build it in half an hour or less. $389 is fu@%ing crazy!
The PCB of this pedal is also clearly a copy of the BYOC screamer PCB layout except with really thin traces.
If you wanted one of these I would say get an 808 and mod it (or have someone else mod it) to your preferences.
The rockbox may in fact be a decent sounding pedal, maybe even better than a stock TS but paying that kind of money for it is stupid IMO. Rockbox isnt the only one there are dozens of way overpriced TS variants out there. the stock pedal at $120 is pushing it in terms of value as is.
It CAN be built for a fraction of that price. for each rockbox you buy you could have built fifteen ts808 clones.
The PCB layout was apparently copied from BYOC yet made of lower quality.
I stand by my statement, but obviously its your money and it the pedal suits you perfectly maybe there is no price too high. for me Ill build my own that sounds better or identical for next to nothing.