bcdon
Displaced Texan
I headed South-of-the-border for the Easter weekend and while making sure to not drink the water (Oregon is for beer, not water -- besides, do you know what fish do in water??) I managed to find some groovy gear.
1) TC Electronics Polytune
It is a really nice tuner, and even though in another thread I had decided against it, I ending up buying one. Glad I did. Great display. The poly mode is pretty neat to find out quickly if you are all in tune. There's an upgrade coming to allow Drob-D in poly mode but the chromatic mode works just fine too.
2) Morley's Steve Via Bad Horsie 2 Contour Wah
I've only played a little with this Wah but it sounds great. What I really like about it is that it is spring loaded so unless you stomp on it, it is off (true bypass).
3) Visual Sound http://www.visualsound.net/index.php/products/pedal_power_supplies/1_spot_power_supply
Nice little wall wart to replace the huge radio-shack one I had been using.
All-in-all, a good trip down south! :dude :smile-us:
1) TC Electronics Polytune
It is a really nice tuner, and even though in another thread I had decided against it, I ending up buying one. Glad I did. Great display. The poly mode is pretty neat to find out quickly if you are all in tune. There's an upgrade coming to allow Drob-D in poly mode but the chromatic mode works just fine too.
2) Morley's Steve Via Bad Horsie 2 Contour Wah
I've only played a little with this Wah but it sounds great. What I really like about it is that it is spring loaded so unless you stomp on it, it is off (true bypass).
3) Visual Sound http://www.visualsound.net/index.php/products/pedal_power_supplies/1_spot_power_supply
Nice little wall wart to replace the huge radio-shack one I had been using.
All-in-all, a good trip down south! :dude :smile-us:
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