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Is it because of the p90?
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Exactly! In other news, in an effort to improve both my guitar skills and production skills, I'm making a bunch of sort of backing tracks sampled off old 70s disco funk. So I can daft punk and porter robinson while I weeeeoooooo and bleepbloop.
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tbh, I prefer the 25% more general, but that's just my 2c. We had some brilliant titles when we were looking at it towards the end of the last one.
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Its not a p90!? What is he doing!?
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Holy shit he's singing into a p90! What is life!?
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Holy shit. And also, J = 10 A = 1 M = 13 E = 5 S = Green Therefore, james90 + triangle = P90. James I'd be shitting myself right now if I was you.
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James, what if life is a p90? Is life a p90!? What is this I don't even!?
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Is this a p90?
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Are the strings a p90?
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Shit guize. He knows a guy. And there was us thinking we knew nothing cos we tweeted Dom from that band called "the mheuese"
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I put a humbucker in it. But I've no neck pickup in it. So the switches I have wired for it are an on/off/on kill switch and a series/parallel switch. I did look at a rotary control, so with a neck p90 it would switch between combinations of the three coils. I'm happy with how it sounds now though.
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is that a p90?
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I saw that one, with the LED VU Meter at the top? Looks perfect but I can't seem to find any info on how it holds up with guitar...
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Question, a lot of the popular guitar compressors only have 2-3 controls, usually something like level, gain, threshold. I've been reading up about compressors cos I'm gonna need one in due course for a specific sound I'm after, but I would ideally need one with the full range of controls, like attack, release, ratio etc. But they all seem very pricey. So does anyone use a compressor with the full compliment of controls or is there a better way?
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Yeah that's what I'm finding tricky. Like each of them are a bit different, but thats a good thing I guess. They'll all have a tone bypass switch too. Figuring out a price seems to be the toughest part. The parts for them is cheap, but I get the whole aspect of putting a price on the time and effort. Still doesn't make it too easy to put a figure on it. Any ideas of what would be reasonable? Even a bracket?
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So, quick question. I'm about 1/2 way through these set of 5 big muff builds. Realistically, how likely is it that i'd be able to sell some/all/any of them?
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Moved the pickup closer, its now about 7.5mm from the strings. Sounds great! Very nice in parallel. Very clean and I'm loving it through a mxr microamp
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Its only one p90 at the bridge. The DC on it is around 12k I think so if you know if any of your pickups are around that, the distances away they are would help. Cheers
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No it should be much higher output. It is a bit far from the strings as is. I could use a rule of thumb for distance from strings tbh
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Ah right, that means we're in for some good weather, as is the tradition with the old LC. Best of luck with it anyway!
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Hence, fuck Barry's tea. How's the leaving going? Have you started/finished it yet?
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The neodymium bridge p90 sized humbucker from calig pickups. For being cheap as fuck, its got good clarity, but not as loud as I hoped. Not bad all the same for the price of it. Ended up wiring it with series/parallel and it sounds great on series. The height needs to be tweaked a bit, but I think moving it closer to the strings will make it a bit louder. Also managed to do something to break one of my 27//54 prototypes. Something went pop.
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Well would you rather be associated with Cark bai, or the rest of the country? edit: also, my new pickup arrived. Now for fun with rotary switches!