software

Hi all,
I'm making my own pedalboard. The layout is such that the cables to/from the amp will run parallel with the power supply lines. Should I be concerned about interference - the 50-cycle hum etc.? Just a thought...

I just picked up 2 JB humbuckers brand new from a local music store for $35 apiece. I really don't like the PG set I put in my LP studio and was wondering if anyone had any experience with a JB/JB combo.

Well, I've given in. After months of telling myself I'd never be able to afford a Jackson, I finally get one.

Just curious.

Hey guys. My Hughes and Kettner Tubeman pedal just stopped working. I think the master volume pot is simply worn out and gone, because it was starting to make a really bad crackling noise before the pedal stopped producing sound altogether. Anyway, if somebody wants it, or wants to trade something for it, I'm game. I'll take the best offer. There's just nobody around here who I could take it to to get it repaired.

Do I need a special cable, or will a guitar cable do? My Marshall is still in the shop, but I was thinking of running my blues Jr through the 4x12, just to see how it sounds.

I wanted a bit more TIGHTNESS and better note tracking from the CC
from : localhost//forum/showthread.php?t=51433

hey...
i was wondering if i could use 500K pots with single coils? would that alter the sound much? and what tone pots should i use for them also?

For years I've gassed after a Fender Clapton Strat after I played one of the early ones back in 1990, but have never been able to afford one. I love my Gamp;L Legacy to bits, but if a Clapton Strat became available at a cheap enough price, I would be sorely tempted. My question is, would the new Duncan Stack Pluses work with the Clapton mid-boost, and could I fit both to my Legacy? The body has a swimming pool rout so there should be enough room for the circuitry, and hopefully I could fit the battery in the spring cavity. What do you think?