I seem to remember one of the early recording devices used a wire, and I think an early echo device used one.I have a TC Electronic wiretap. Basically it's a recorder in pedal form.
Good for practice and catching those ideas and riffs that come and go in an instant. As long as you remember to turn it on. It does seem more a novelty given other just as easy options for recording.
But it does sound good during playback. So it could be used as a limited looper.
Ah, the good old days of trying to figure out where to put the RadioShack tape recorder so the entire band could be heard and not just the loud ass drums.I seem to remember one of the early recording devices used a wire, and I think an early echo device used one.
For sure. Knowledge of electronics was still growing. The formulas that speaker designers use didn't even exist at the time. Jimmy Page was one of the early engineers who would mic from a distance.Ah, the good old days of trying to figure out where to put the RadioShack tape recorder so the entire band could be heard and not just the loud ass drums.
noice nukes babaNew Two Notes Le Bass preamp. Already posted about it. Nothing to see here. Stole the Velcro off the shitty Hartke preamp and put the two notes in it's place. Will be rocking Gastonia tonight. I think I gig more often than @adi!
Neck through or bolt on?A string buzzing again. Damnit!