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July 20, 2006 |
 Hey everyone,
We have just passed 100,000 total setting views! This means that the all the tone settings on this website have been viewed 100,000 times. This is quite an achievement, and we hope that this number continues to grow! There are some new things to come in the (near) future, so wait for a new post about it.
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| T-Rex Introduces RoomMate Reverb Pedal |
July 15, 2006 |
 Just in time for the Summer NAMM Show, T-Rex has unveiled their two new pedals - the RoomMate and the Bloody Mary.
The RoomMate is the sweet-sounding reverb pedal. Four guitar reverb presets are only the start of the rich, warm sound that this box delivers. A built-in 300 volt power supply takes the whole effect to the next level - powering a T-Rex tube that adds a voluminous, earthy warmth to incredible detail and spacious true stereo.
To shape your sound further, the RoomMate features a mix control and a high cut knob for increasing definition or backing off on the highs, vintage style. And there is naturally a stereo out for the studio or stereo live situations.
Blood... |
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| Damage Control Ships New Pedals |
June 30, 2006 |
 Damage Control announces shipping of the Liquid Blues overdrive and Solid Metal distortion. These hot-rodded, additional amp channel pedals offer premium tones for blues and modern hi-gain styles.
The Solid Metal dual-tube distortion pedal produces massive, face-melting gain. Flexible controls let you dial in metal tones from the 80's to beyond tomorrow. The unique shape of the Bass control adjusts the speaker's resonant response for the proper level of chest-thump during tight palm-muted passages, while the Scoop and Treble knobs sculpt and top off your tone to perfection.
The Liquid Blues dual-tube overdrive pedal can persuade any amp to walk down a dark alley. But with the unique Clarity control, you can kee... |
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| Latest Forum Thread - Stringing over the tail piece |
Anyone know if stringing over the tail piece makes any difference to the sound of the guitar?
I figured it wouldn't effect the action of the guitar because the strings are still hitting the saddle (which controls the height of the strings to the fret board). Anyone ever tried it out? Did it make any difference at all?
The only thing I can think of as to why to do this would be more area of the string hitting the tail piece (which is screwed into the body) so possibly more resonance into the body wood. But that's about it. |
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