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I found this forum via Kerc.

I also see at least one other cat I know...

Thought I would join up.

Nice place
 
Welcome, Bow... now, if you could just track down Daisy, The Fret would be A-OKAY. :-) Just kidding, mate... welcome aboard!!
 
I guess I'll post a couple of the kids up.. before anyone has to ask...

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Left To Right

'80's Ibanez Roadstar II (It use to be Lipstick Red/Screamin' Demon pickup)
'93 Fender American Standard Stratocaster
'05 Edwards Les Paul John Sykes Model
'04 Olympia Chrome Plated-Brass Body Resonator (it weighs 15 pounds and sounds awesome)

and a boatload more...
 
Welcome to The Fret, Bow. Nice to see another Texan here.
You must live up 290 way. I'm a native Houstonian who lives in the Clear Lake area, & grew up in Spring Branch.

You'll love this place. Be sure to tell us more about your cool gear and anything else worth sharing.
 
Thanks for the welcomes

I know Kerc and Brian Krashpad at least from another forum...

Tig said:
Welcome to The Fret, Bow. Nice to see another Texan here.
You must live up 290 way. I'm a native Houstonian who lives in the Clear Lake area, & grew up in Spring Branch.

You'll love this place. Be sure to tell us more about your cool gear and anything else worth sharing.


Tig,

Yup.. live up around 290/1960.. but I work at Ellington Field... just up the road from you

I have more gear than I have talent, that is for sure.

I build small wattage tube amps for fun... and the only pedal I seldom use is a Wah.. besides that, not much exciting.
 
guitarhack said:
Welcome, Bow. Glad to have you here. Thanks for posting the pics of your "kids".


Sure.. I would post pics of the "Family" but you guys would think I'm a loon... the amount of guitars is Inversely proportional to the amount of ability... :thwap
 
Bow said:
Sure.. I would post pics of the "Family" but you guys would think I'm a loon... the amount of guitars is Inversely proportional to the amount of ability... :thwap
Evidently you haven't seen the aerial shot of Spud's collection yet.
 
Tig said:
Nice collection!

Tells us more about this amp. I love the control names! (noise, balls, honk, hair, ego)


Thanks,

The amp is my design, pair of 6v6s power section, 4 gain stages in the preamp...

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I made the point to point boards, bent the sheet metal chassis, etc...

it will do about 15 watts

It doesn't do "clean", if you know what I mean :dude
 
Bow said:
Thanks,

The amp is my design, pair of 6v6s power section, 4 gain stages in the preamp...

I made the point to point boards, bent the sheet metal chassis, etc...

it will do about 15 watts

It doesn't do "clean", if you know what I mean :dude

We have several amp builders and electronic gurus here, so you found a place that will appreciate your work. :AOK
I'm guessing you are in aviation, being at Ellington and using a cornice brake on the sheet metal. I started out in aviation (Spartan graduate), but switched to IT. I've only built BYOC pedal kits so far, but an amp could be in the cards.
 
Tig said:
We have several amp builders and electronic gurus here, so you found a place that will appreciate your work. :AOK

most groovy

I'm guessing you are in aviation, being at Ellington and using a cornice brake on the sheet metal. I started out in aviation (Spartan graduate), but switched to IT. I've only built BYOC pedal kits so far, but an amp could be in the cards.


Yeah, I do avionics on a at Ellington.. at least until the Shuttle programs ends...

Pedals are a great place to start.
 
Hey Bow! Sorry I missed this thread when it came out. Better late than never. So you know Jose as well, eh?

;)

Welcome.
 
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