Mike wrote:None of those can be bought in England, which is clearly where I live. You can tell by the teeth.

Not new, perhaps, but I see used Lopo Line and Avatar cabs now and again on Ebay.

mcconnachiea wrote:How exactly do I clean a pot?

I have a russian muff which I'd like to get going again and I'm trying to keep the original pots in there.

Buy a spray can of DeoxIT!

Check out the Artec Delay sound samples. Very nice.

hey all, thought i'd ask this question.

for years i've been the user of a trusty shubb capo, which has served me well for times when nob-head singer decide to sing the song in the wrong key. recently. i wanted something a little different, mainly one i could clamp on a mike stand or the headstock ...

mage wrote:looks cool. where do you get these?

Dragonfly Music (also sells on Ebay).

The Artec stuff is pretty nice, for the money. I have the Artec Delay and Phase Shifter pedals and like them very much.

Regarding the Classic 30, I think that a tube/speaker change would provide a noticeable improvement in tone. On the other hand, I think that you'd be moving closer to Voxland than Marshallland. You may want to look at the older USA-Made Crate V-Series amps, such as the V3112T or the V1512T. Very ...

If you want to build a vintage classic on the cheap, check out Weber's 5E3 So Watt ?!

Lopo Line makes nice 1x12 extension cabs for a much more reasonable price. You might also be able to snag a used Avatar or Mojotone Musical cab for less $$$.

http://www.rondomusic.com/product1706.html

If I wasn't currently building one, I'd go for it.

I had two of these for awhile - the small and medium versions. The only thing that I didn't like was that the pedals sit flat on the board - and the lid has that lip all the way around.

I sold the ...

Im new here and you guys seem a little more honest and less blinkered by boutique pedals than other forums. I got the Transparent Overdrive and while its pretty close to being a great pedal it just lacks something, maybe a little less of the blanket over the speaker sound (which admittedly is very ...

jcyphe wrote:I thought that was all so silly, that didn't bother me one bit. Circuits get ripped off all the time. It's not gonna stop the people who want to buy that other pedal from buying it. IMO this was no big deal.

Agreed...

Okay, folks, I think I have my EL84-powered, single channel, 15-watt amp options narrowed down to these three:

Vox AC15CC1
Blackheart Handsome Devil Combo
Crate V1512T (NOS)

Which do you like and why?

I don't think you'll be disappointed. The CO-1 Drive is sweet, too.

Aw reet chaps,

After messing about with my new cool cat tremolo for a couple of days and being seriously impressed. I’m considering buying a cool cat overdrive, so which would you recommend the ‘transparent overdrive’ or the plain old ordinary ‘drive’. I’ve never owned an overdrive as ...

DuoSonicBoy wrote:The vibe is a uni-vibe, except with an LED instead of an incandescent lamp.

Really? I saw a photo of a Cool Cat Vibe with a bulb on DIYStompboxes:

CV-1 Vibe Circuit Board

If it's a clone, it will provide insights into how it sounds. Plus, it may become a collector's item and be worth more money someday.

Yes, they ARE good pedals, anyway. I have the Drive, Transparent Overdrive and Fuzz and really like each of them.

Regarding the new Danelectro Cool Cat pedals, we now know the following "alleged" derivative circuitry:

Drive (CO-1) > Fulltone OCD
Transparent Overdrive (CTO-1) > Paul Cochrane Timmy
Fuzz (CF-1) > Frantone Peachfuzz

Does anyone care to hazard a guess at whose circuit design was "borrowed" for the ...

After hearing about the new Danelectro Cool Cat series pedals on one of the forums, I decided to check out Danelectro's web-site. I read the marketing copy, listened to the demos, then began my quest to learn (and hear) more abou these new pedals.

By chance, I happened to do a search on YouTube and ...

Quite a good demo, Mike.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_TahvtgzoE[/youtube]

Sond Kool?


Mike:

I now have the Danelectro Cool Cat Fuzz, Drive and Vibe pedals. For the money, it was a no-brainer.

Your YouTube videos for the Fuzz and Drive pedals were especially helpful. Now, I'm wanting the Transparent ...