Paul Conway
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Yep, he got TGP'd.TGP?
Obviously TGP.
Or: ' because TGP.'
TGP (definition): 'a failure of inventory control'
Yep, he got TGP'd.TGP?
Obviously TGP.
My strategy is not to pay attention to the latest and greatest. So, while I have an awareness of the LVX, it's not really clear what it does that's any different from the older big box delays. And that's intentional! Because I probably would be angling to buy one, otherwise.How will you ever resist the Meris LVX? Even I am having trouble resisting that one.
Also, what about modulation? Do you have a stack of Shallow Waters and Juliannas as well?
For Guitarist the pedal, little box gadget grift is what makes the music equipment industry go round, and wastes decades of a musicians life with empty promises' and unsubstantiated unproveable claims. It starts in the beginning when a player is young and they can only afford the Fender Squire or harmony electric guitar. The magazines kick in and promise to fix your sound. As a young player starting out, the problem surely can not be one's ability, it must be that cheap guitar and for a teenager a $75 pedal is more doable than $3000 guitar. The years roll on, we blame the amp, the tubes, not enough pedals, the cables, ect ect on and on, until you have 20 pedals and no idea what is making your sound or how you have any signal strength at all.How did I end up here-
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...that's 10 delay pedals. Plus I have two more, an El Capistan and a Lovepedal Gen5 Echo, which are on my gigging board at the practice space.
...plus I have two Tonal Recalls on order. (Pre-ordered the regular Tonal Recall when it was announced they were ending production, then convinced myself I would never be content with it unless I was able to compare it to the Red Knob Mod version, so I pre-ordered one of those, too.)
Seriously though. I don't even like delay *like that*. I mean, sure, it's cool. But not 10+ pedals cool. I typically only use it for slapback on certain parts of certain songs, or once in a while I'll set up a little bit of a longer delay for solos to get that 80's Wank sound.
Has anyone else woken up one day to realize that their small pedal selection had gotten out from under them, and somehow turned into a collection?
I'm not a collector. I'm not the Edge. So, I'll ask again-
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NahFor Guitarist the pedal, little box gadget grift is what makes the music equipment industry go round, and wastes decades of a musicians life with empty promises' and unsubstantiated unproveable claims. It starts in the beginning when a player is young and they can only afford the Fender Squire or harmony electric guitar. The magazines kick in and promise to fix your sound. As a young player starting out, the problem surely can not be one's ability, it must be that cheap guitar and for a teenager a $75 pedal is more doable than $3000 guitar. The years roll on, we blame the amp, the tubes, not enough pedals, the cables, ect ect on and on, until you have 20 pedals and no idea what is making your sound or how you have any signal strength at all.
The remedy, quality guitar, amp strings, picks and speakers. plug straight in, it's the only way to go.
Well, I've had a Tonal Recall and a Tonal Recall RKM on order since mid-November, so hopefully one of those?Which do you think will be your next delay pedal? lol
Well, the real remedy is probably to take lessons... At least it was for me.The remedy, quality guitar, amp strings, picks and speakers. plug straight in, it's the only way to go.
Lol GTFOOHWTBS!Well, the real remedy is probably to take lessons... At least it was for me.
And yet still no Deluxe Memory Man.Well, I've had a Tonal Recall and a Tonal Recall RKM on order since mid-November, so hopefully one of those?
But in the time between placing that order and now, I've managed to pick up a couple, including:
Strymon Timeline
Strymon El Capistan
Strymon Deco
Ibanez DE-7
Eventide Timefactor
Lovepedal Gen5 Echo
MXR Carbon Copy
......sooooooo....
Either a Vapour Trail or a Rose?
(On another note, I hadn't really taken the time to think about it, so I just realized I bought more than half of all my delays in the past 6 months!)
The remedy, quality guitar, amp strings, picks and speakers. plug straight in, it's the only way to go.
I couldn't agree more!What's wrong with having a few delays? They're tools. Use them and enjoy them!
Just picked up a Red Panda Raster 2 and am in love with it.
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These are spread out on multiple boards. The right tool for the job. No big deal.
Every delay has its own flavor. It's nice to have a selection from which to choose. Mixing and matching/stacking them is a blast. If you dabble in ambient music, a must-have. Reverbs, too.
They're addicting - that's for damned sure. But, there are worse addictions to have.
Which do you think will be your next delay pedal? lol