You asked for it...
www.hazardfactor.com
Oh my...what exactly do you do for a living? Gasp...
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http://www.hazardfactor.com
"Kate Ebneter" <ebn...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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> This is actually my whole gear list. Yeah, I keep a list, doing
> inventory would be way too much of a headache! It's possible that
> there's one or two things missing here, but this is pretty close.
>
Brian Shaw
Kate Ebneter wrote:
> *snips list*
As Christopher Walken would say, WOWEE WOW WOW WOW!!
Brian
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meldx
what's the difference between :
Boss Super overdrive (japan with metal screws)
Boss Super overdrive (japan)
Boss Super overdrive (taiwan)
is one better than the other... if so wich one?
I'm also guessing the metal screws are those holding the plate underneath
thanks
Mel
Kate Ebneter wrote:
> This is actually my whole gear list. Yeah, I keep a list, doing
> inventory would be way too much of a headache! It's possible that
> there's one or two things missing here, but this is pretty close.
>
> Kate Ebneter
> Collector of Noise Toys
>
> Effects Pedals:
>
> [Pedals are original unless otherwise noted.]
>
> A/DA Final Phase
> A/DA Flanger (with expression pedal) (rev. 3 board)
> Analog Man Clone Chorus
> Apollo Wah/Fuzz/Surf/Tornado/Siren
> Arion SCH-1 Stereo Chorus
> Barber Electronics Burn Unit
> Barber Electronics Tone Pump
> Big Briar Moogerfooger MF-101 Low Pass Filter
> Big Briar Moogerfooger MF-102 12-stage Phase Shifter
> Big Briar Moogerfooger MF-103 Ring Modulator
> Big Briar Moogerfooger MF-104 Analog Delay
> Bixonic Expandora (original)
> Blackstone MOSFET Overdrive
> Bootleg Hizumi HZM1.0
> Boss AC-2 Acoustic Simulator
> Boss AW-2 Auto Wah
> Boss AW-3 Dynamic Wah
> Boss BD-2 Blues Driver
> Boss BF-1 Flanger
> Boss BF-2 Flanger (Japan) (2)
> Boss BF-2 Flanger (Taiwan)
> Boss BF-2B Bass Flanger
> Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble
> Boss CE-2 Chorus (Japan, metal screw)
> Boss CE-2 Chorus (Taiwan)
> Boss CE-2B Bass Chorus
> Boss CE-3 Chorus (2)
> Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble
> Boss CH-1 Super Chorus
> Boss CS-1 Compression Sustainer (2)
> Boss CS-2 Compression Sustainer
> Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer
> Boss DB-5 Driver
> Boss DC-2 Dimension C
> Boss DC-3 Digital Dimension
> Boss DD-2 Digital Delay
> Boss DD-3 Digital Delay
> Boss DD-5 Digital Delay (modified for 100% wet signal by Mike Piera)
> Boss DF-2 Super Distortion & Feedbacker
> Boss DF-2 Super Feedbacker & Distortion
> Boss DM-1 Delay (was 220V; modded to 110V)
> Boss DM-2 Delay
> Boss DM-3 Delay
> Boss DS-1 Distortion (Japan, with metal screw) (2)
> Boss DS-1 Distortion (Japan)
> Boss DS-1 Distortion (Taiwan)
> Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion (Japan)
> Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion (Taiwan)
> Boss DSD-2 Digital Sampler/Delay
> Boss DSD-3 Digital Sampler/Delay
> Boss EH-2 Enhancer
> Boss FT-2 Dynamic Filter
> Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz
> Boss FZ-3 Fuzz
> Boss GE-6 Equalizer
> Boss GE-7 Equalizer
> Boss GE-7B Bass Equalizer
> Boss GEB-7 Bass Equalizer
> Boss GT-3 Effects Processor
> Boss HF-2 Hi-band Flanger
> Boss HM-2 Heavy Metal
> Boss HM-3 Hyper Metal
> Boss HR-2 Harmonist
> Boss LM-2 Limiter
> Boss LM-2B Bass Limiter
> Boss LMB-3 Bass Limiter Enhancer
> Boss LS-2 Line Selector
> Boss NF-1 Noise Gate
> Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor
> Boss MT-2 Metal Zone
> Boss MZ-2 Digital Metalizer
> Boss OC-2 Octaver (2)
> Boss OC-2 Octave
> Boss OD-1 Overdrive (2, 1 with metal screw)
> Boss OD-2 Turbo Overdrive (2)
> Boss OD-2R Turbo Overdrive
> Boss OD-3 Overdrive
> Boss ODB-3 Bass Overdrive
> Boss OS-2 Overdrive/Distortion
> Boss PD-1 Rocker Distortion (2, one's kinda fried)
> Boss PH-1 Phaser (2)
> Boss PH-1r Phaser
> Boss PH-2 Super Phaser (Japan)
> Boss PH-2 Super Phaser (Taiwan)
> Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter
> Boss PN-2 Tremolo/Pan
> Boss PQ-3B Bass Parametric Equalizer
> Boss PQ-4 Parametric Equalizer
> Boss PS-2 Pitch Shift/Delay
> Boss PS-3 Pitch Shift/Delay
> Boss PS-5 Super Shifter
> Boss PSM-5 Power Supply & Master Switch (2)
> Boss PW-2 Power Driver
> Boss RC-20 Loop Station
> Boss RPS-10 Pitch Shift/Delay
> Boss RV-2 Digital Reverb
> Boss RV-3 Digital Reverb/Delay
> Boss SG-1 Slow Gear
> Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive (metal screw)
> Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive (Japan)
> Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive (Taiwan)
> Boss SD-2 Dual Overdrive
> Boss SP-1 Spectrum (metal screw)
> Boss TR-2 Tremolo
> Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner
> Boss TW-1 T-Wah
> Boss TW-1 Touch Wah
> Boss VB-2 Vibrato
> Boss XT-2 Xtortion
> Brown Sound Overdrive
> Carl Martin Compressor
> Carl Martin Heavy Drive
> Carl Martin Hot Drive'N Boost
> Carl Martin Tremovibe
> Chandler Tube Driver
> Colorsound Supa Tonebender
> Colorsound Wah-Wah
> Colorsound Super Wah
> Crowther HotCake Overdrive
> Crowther Prunes and Custard
> C-Tech Sonny Boy
> D3P Multi-Distortion
> Dallas-Arbiter Fuzz Face (Dunlop reissue)
> Dallas-Arbiter Fuzz Face (Dunlop reissue modded by Alfonso Hermida)
> Dallas-Arbiter Wah Baby (Fasel inductor)
> Dan Armstrong Orange Squeezer
> Danelectro Back Talk
> Danelectro Bacon and Eggs Mini Amp
> Danelectro Black Coffee Metal Distortion
> Danelectro Black Licorice Beyond Metal Distortion
> Danelectro BLT Slap Echo
> Danelectro Chicken Salad Vibrato
> Danelectro Chili Dog Octave (octave down, like Boss OC-2)
> Danelectro Corned Beef Reverb
> Danelectro Daddy-O
> Danelectro Dan-O-Wah
> Danelectro FabTone
> Danelectro French Fries Auto Wah
> Danelectro French Toast Octave Distortion (Foxx Tone Machine clone)
> Danelectro Grilled Cheese Distortion
> Danelectro Hash Browns Flanger
> Danelectro Milkshake Chorus
> Danelectro Pastrami Overdrive
> Danelectro PB&J Delay
> Danelectro Pepperoni Phaser
> Danelectro Psycho Flange
> Danelectro Rocky Road Spinning Speaker
> Danelectro Sitar Swami
> Danelectro Surf & Turf Compressor
> Danelectro T-Bone Distortion
> Danelectro Tuna Melt Tremolo
> Darius 100G Vibra-Wa
> DeArmond Thunderbolt Wah
> DeArmond Model 60B Tremolo
> Demeter Tremulator
> Dialtone Driveman
> Digitech PDS1550 Programmable Distortion
> Digitech PDS20/20 Multi-Play
> DigiTech PDS2715 "Rock Box" Chorus/Distortion
> Digitech RP-20 Effects Processor
> Digitech XP-300 Space Station
> Digitech XP-400 Reverberator
> DOD FX10 Bi-FET Preamp
> DOD FX13 Gonkulator
> DOD FX15 Swell
> DOD FX22 Vibro Thang
> DOD FX33 Buzz Box
> DOD FX45 Stereo Reverb
> DOD FX52 Classic Fuzz
> DOD FX53 Classic Tube
> DOD FX56 American Metal
> DOD FX57 Hard Rock Distortion
> DOD FX58 Metal Maniac
> DOD FX66 Flashback Fuzz
> DOD FX69B Grunge
> DOD FX70 Flanger
> DOD FX70 MetalX
> DOD FX70C Corrosion
> DOD FX80B Compression/Sustainer
> DOD FX84 Milkbox
> DOD fX86 Death Metal
> DOD FX87 Edge
> DOD FX96 Echo Fx
> DOD 250 Overdrive Preamp
> DOD 260 Phaser
> DOD 460 Mini-Chorus
> DOD 565-B Stereo Chorus Vibrato
> DOD 585-B Dual Delay
> DOD 640 Flanger
> DOD 670 Flanger
> DOD 680 Analog Delay
> DOD 690 Chorus
> Dr. Blade DRB-1 Sustortion Converter
> Dunlop Cry Baby 535Q
> Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay
> Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone (mummy-face 2-knob version)
> Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone (3-knob later version)
> Electro-Harmonix/Sovtek Big Muff Pi (reissue)
> Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi (Triangle Knob!)
> Electro-Harmonix Clone Theory
> Electro-Harmonix Crying Tone Wah
> Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Electric Mistress (reissue)
> Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man (reissue)
> Electro-Harmonix Dr. Q
> Electro-Harmonix Hot Tubes
> Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff
> Electro-Harmonix PolyChorus (reissue)
> Electro-Harmonix PolyPhase
> Electro-Harmonix QTron+
> Electro-Harmonix Small Clone
> Electro-Harmonix Small Clone (reissue)
> Electro-Harmonix Small Stone
> Electro-Harmonix Soul Preacher
> Electro-Harminix Talking Pedal
> Electro-Harmonix The Silencer
> Elector-Harmonix Tube Zipper
> Electro-Harmonix Zipper
> Ernie Ball Volume Pedal
> Ernie Ball Stereo Volume/Pan Pedal
> J. Everman Fuzz Drive
> J. Everman Ring Modulated Fuzz (1 of 4)
> FAT Multi-Scream!
> Fender Blender (4-knob version)
> Fender Blender (3-knob version)
> FoxRox Captain Coconut
> FoxRox Fuzz Foot with BC109C transistors
> Foxx Fuzz & Wa & Volume
> Fulltone '69
> Fulltone '70 with BC108B transistors
> Fulltone '70 with BC183L transistors
> Fulltone ChoralFlange
> Fulltone "Clyde" wah-wah
> Fulltone DejaVibe 2
> Fulltone Full-drive 2 (no flat mids)
> Fulltone Full-drive 2 (flat mids)
> Fulltone Full-drive 2 "Tommy Roberts" (orange case, no flat mids,
> JRC4558D)
> Fulltone OctaFuzz
> Fulltone SoulBender
> Fulltone SupaTrem
> Fulltone Ultimate Octave
> Garnet Herzog (one of 50 made in 2000 by Gar Gillies)
> Alfonso Hermida hand-built Colorsound Tone Bender clone
> Hughes & Kettner Tube Rotosphere
> Hughes & Kettner Tubeman
> Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay
> Ibanez AF9 Auto Filter
> Ibanez BC9 Bi-mode Chorus
> Ibanez BPL Bi-mode Phaser
> Ibanez CP9 Compressor/Limiter
> Ibanez CR5 Crunchy Rhythm
> Ibanez CS-505 Chorus
> Ibanez CS9 Chorus
> Ibanez DPL10 Pan Delay
> Ibanez EC20 Shark Distortion
> Ibanez FL-301 Flanger
> Ibanez FL-303 Flanger
> Ibanez FL9 Flanger
> Ibanez Flying Pan
> Ibanez GE9 Graphic Equalizer
> Ibanez LS10 Dual Loop Selector
> Ibanez MF5 Modern Fusion
> Ibanez MSL Metal Screamer
> Ibanez MS10 Metal Charger
> Ibanez OD-855 Overdrive II
> Ibanez OD9 Overdrive
> Ibanez Overdrive (orange box)
> Ibanez PC-10 Prime Dual Chorus
> Ibanez PQ9 Parametric Equalizer
> Ibanez PT-909 Phase-Tone
> Ibanez PT9 Phaser
> Ibanez SF10 Swell Flanger
> Ibanez SD9 Sonic Distortion (2)
> Ibanez SM9 Super Metal
> Ibanez ST9 Super Tube Screamer (with TA75558 chips)
> Ibanez TC10 Twin Cam Chorus
> Ibanez TS7 Tube Screamer
> Ibanez TS-808 Tube Screamer (with JRC4558 chip)
> Ibanez TS-808 Tube Screamer (with Malaysian RC4558 chip)
> Ibanez TS-808 Tube Screamer (narrow-box)
> Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer (original, with JRC4558D chip)
> Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer (reissue, with TA75558 chip)
> Ibanez TS9DX Turbo Tube Screamer w/AnalogMan TS-808B mod
> Ibanez UE305 Multi-FX unit
> Ibanez UE400 Multi-FX unit (older version)
> Ibanez UE405 Multi-FX unit
> In-Line Effects XE-602 Stereo Flanger
> Japanese knock-off of Maestro Fuzz-Tone (Shin-ei?)
> Jordan BossTone
> Jordan Gig Wah (needs repair)
> Kay Fuzz
> Kern Tube Wah
> Klon Centaur overdrive
> Korg G4 Leslie Simulator (needs repair)
> LRE Fuzz Sound
> Line6 DL-4 Delay Modeler
> Line6 DM-4 Distortion Modeler
> Line6 FM-4 Filter Modeler
> Line6 MM-4 Modulation Modeler
> Locobox Flanger
> Lovetone Big Cheese
> Lovetone Brown Source
> Lovetone ? Flanger
> Lovetone Ring Stinger
> Lovetone Wobulator
> Maestro BG-1 Boomerang Wah
> Maestro BG-2 Boomerang Wah
> Maestro FZ-1A Fuzz-Tone
> Maestro SS-2 Sustainer
> Market Electronics EP-3 Echoplex
> Marshall BluesBreaker
> Marshall DriveMaster
> Marshall DRP-1 Direct Recording Preamp
> Marshall Guv'nor
> Marshall Shredmaster
> Maxon Dirt Box
> Maxon OD-02 Overdrive Plus
> Maxon SL-01 Super Tube Screamer (with JRC4558D chips)
> Menatone Chaw Box
> Menatone Mail Bomb
> Menatone O-ring
> MMFX Univox Superfuzz clone
> Morley CFL Chorus/Flanger
> Morley Distortion One
> Morley JD-10 pre-amp/speaker simulator/overdrive
> Morley VAI-1 "Bad Horsie" Wah
> Mu-Tron III (with power supply)
> Mu-Tron BiPhase (with foot controller)
> Mu-Tron Flanger
> MXR Analog Delay
> MXR Blue Box (script logo)
> MXR Distortion+ (script logo)
> MXR Distortion II
> MXR DynaComp (reissue)
> MXR DynaComp (script logo)
> MXR Envelope Filter
> MXR Flanger (reissue)
> MXR Flanger
> MXR Limiter
> MXR Noise Gate/Line Driver (script logo)
> MXR Phase 45 (script logo)
> MXR Phase 90 (script logo)
> MXR Phase 100 (script logo)
> MXR Stereo Chorus
> PAiA Tube Sound Fuzz
> Pearl Distortion
> Pearl Flanger
> Pearl Thriller
> Peavey Dirty Dog
> PEC CE-2 Chorus (Boss knock-off)
> Pefftronics Super Rand-o-matic
> J. Philpott Tych Octave (#14 of 30)
> Prescription Electronics COB
> Prescription Electronics Experience
> Prescription Electronics FaceLift (Ge transistors)
> Prescription Electronics Germ
> ProCo Rat (original smaller version, _no_ LED)
> ProCo Rat (original large version with TONE control)
> ProCo Turbo Rat
> PSK Chorus CR-1
> PSK Distortion DS-1
> Rfx Shockwave
> Rfx Twin Spin
> Rocket "Batt-man" Power Supply
> Rock Hard "The Plex" TP-100 (tube Echoplex clone)
> Roland AS-1 Sustainer
> Roland AP-5 Phase Five
> Roland AP-7 Jet Phaser (modified)
> Roland RE-201 Space Echo
> Roland DC-10 Analog Echo (prototype)
> Ross Compressor
> Ross Distortion
> Ross Distortion Phaser
> Ross Flanger (needs some repair work)
> Ross Flanger (working)
> Sanner Fuzzrite (clone of Mosrite Fuzzrite)
> Seamoon Funk Machine
> Sekova Fuzz
> S.I.B. Echodrive
> Snarling Dogs Very-Tone Dog
> Snarling Dogs Mold Spore Psycoscumatic Wah
> Sobbat DR-2 Drive Breaker
> Sobbat FB-2 Fuzz Breaker
> Sola Sound Tone Bender Professional Mark II (re-issue)
> Soldano Surf Box
> Stamps Drive-O-Matic
> TC Electronics Chorus/Flanger
> Tech 21 Comptortion
> Tech 21 Killer Wail
> Tech 21 Tri-O.D.
> Tech 21 XXL
> Teese Picture Wah
> Teese RMC-3 Wah
> Theremaniacs Harmonic Percolator
> Theremaniacs Harmonic Percolator (modded by Alfonso Hermida)
> Thomas International Crybaby Wah ('70s, later, '03 inductor, Chicago)
> Thomas Organ Crybaby Wah ('70s, earlier, TDK inductor, California)
> Tycobrahe Pedalflanger
> UMI Buzz Tone & Volume Expander
> Univox Uni-Vibe
> Unknown Wah/Fuzz/Surf/Tornado/Siren (non-functional)
> Unknown "submarine" fuzz
> Vintage Technology Toad (not working at the moment)
> Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde
> Voce Spin II
> Voodoo Lab Bosstone
> Voodoo Lab Pedal Power
> Voodoo Lab Sparkle Drive
> Voodoo Lab Superfuzz
> Vox/Thomas Organ CryBaby Wah (c. 1967, Italian, Clyde Picture board,
> Teese pot)
> Vox Treble Booster
> Vox V810 ValveTone
> Vox V830 Distortion
> Vox V846 Wah (Italian, film can inductor)
> Vox "No-Name" Wah (Italian, Clyde Signature board)
> Walco Acoustic Feedback Eliminator
> Walco Accu-tuner
> Walco Automatic Level Control
> Walco Bass-Treble Expander
> Walco Fuzz Tone Generator
> Walco Signal Booster
> Walco Sound-Go-Round
> Walco Sustainer
> WD Purple Peaker
> Wells 5:00 Shadow
> Z.Vex Fuzz Factory
> Z.Vex Fuzz Probe
> Z.Vex Machine
> Z.Vex Octane
> Z.Vex Seek Wah
> Z.Vex Volume Probe
> Z.Vex Wooly Mammoth
>
> Amps:
>
> Fender "Narrow Panel" Champ (c.1960) (5 watt 1x8 combo)
> Fender Super Champ (c. 1980)
> Marshall JMP Master Volume 50-watt head (1979)
> Marshall JCM2000 TSL122 Triple Super Lead (1999)(100 watt 2x12 combo)
> Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier (100 watt head)
> Mesa/Boogie Subway Rocket (2; both original non-reverb model) (20 watt
> 1x10 combo)
> Tech 21 Trademark 60 (60 watt 1x12 combo)
> Teisco 1x10 Class A combo (c. 1965?)
> Vox AC-30 (1963/64) (30 watt 2x12 combo)
> Fender solid-state bass combo
>
> Guitars:
>
> Collings OM-2H (1998)
> Danelectro 12-string [purple sparkle] (1999)
> Danelectro 56-U2 [purple burst] (1998)
> Danelectro Baritone [black] (1999)
> Danelectro Mod 7 7-string [black sparkle] (2000)
> Dean Avalanche 7 7-string [red] (1999)
> Dobro (1993)
> Epiphone mini-Flying V [black] (tuned to A; Duncan Distortion p/u,
> Grover machine heads, Badass bridge) (199x)
> Fender American Series Telecaster [aquamarine blue metallic] (2001)
> Fender Eric Clapton Signature Series Stratocaster (with Lindy Fralin
> Blues Special pickups) [black w/black pearloid pickguard] (1994)
> Fender Nashville Deluxe Telecaster [sunburst] (added mini-switch for
> 7-way pickup switching) (1998)
> Fender Big Apple Stratocaster [translucent orange] (1998)
> Fender '56 NOS Custom Shop Stratocaster [sunburst] (satin neck) (2000)
> Fender Sub-Sonic [black w/black pearloid pickguard] (2000)
> Gibson Les Paul Custom (with Duncan Seth Lover humbuckers)
> [currently being refinished] (1988)
> Gibson '56 Historic Collection re-issue Les Paul Standard
> [goldtop, P-90s] (1998)
> Gibson '58 Historic Collection re-issue Les Paul Standard (with Duncan
> Antiquity p/us) [honeyburst, figured maple top] (1998)
> Gibson ES-335S Deluxe (solidbody) [cherry] (1981)
> Gibson SG Standard [black] (1996)
> Hamer Prototype [black] (1984)
> Harmony archtop (unknown model; newer humbucking p/u) [sunburst] (1957)
> Fred Latta custom acoustic mini-guitar [honeyburst] (tuned to B) (1999)
> Lotus mini-Strat-style guitar [black] (tuned to A; pro setup, Fender
> Texas Special pickups) (199x)
> Martin 000-18 (1976)
> Martin 00-16DBM (2000) (#13)
> Martin 00-16DBFM (2001) (#15)
> Martin 00-16DBR (1998) (#98)
> Phantom Mandoguitar [sunburst] (2000) (repro of Vox Mandoguitar --
> 12-strings, tuned up an octave [if you like breaking strings])
> Tacoma Papoose (acoustic mini-guitar tuned to A) (1998)
> Takamine F406 (all koa, solid top, set up for slide) (1999)
> Taylor 555 12-string (1998)
> Teisco 4-pickup solidbody with tremolo [maroon] (mid-1960s)
> Tom Anderson HollowT [Cajun red] (H/S/H with "Switcheroo" switching,
> stop tail, maple neck) (1999)
> Trussart Steelcaster [rust] (2001)
>
> Etc:
>
> Wm. Crouch 3-string Appalachian dulcimer (1975) [walnut]
> Deering Good Time 5-string banjo (2001)
> Epiphone mandolin (1976)
> Ernie Ball MusicMan Stingray 5-string electric bass [black] (1998)
> Fender electric mandolin [sunburst] (1998)
> Fender 5-string electric mandolin [sunburst] (2000)
> Gay Chord 6-string lap steel [moto] (p/u rewound by Seymour Duncan)
> (unknown)
> Hohner 4-stop, 1 row button melodeon (~1980)
> Lotus mini-P-bass-style bass [black] (tuned to A) (199x)
> Martin 000-15 modified to mandocello/octave mandolin by Frank Ford
> (1999)
> Schecter CB-2000 "Celloblaster" 5-string cello-guitar [black] (1999)
> Tacoma ThunderChief (acoustic bass) (1999)
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Tony Novacheck
>inventory would be way too much of a headache! It's possible that
>there's one or two things missing here, but this is pretty close.
>
>Kate Ebneter
>Collector of Noise Toys
<jealously snipped excessively long list>
You must have one hell of a big power supply and pedal board! >;^)
If you were to go touring, your effects loop would have a truck of its own!
>;^)
--Tony
Lostpup198
'97 FXSTSB (for sale)
http://members.aol.com/lostpup198/
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Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
--Benjamin Franklin, 1755
Tom
Tom
"Kate Ebneter" <ebn...@ix.netcom.com> schreef in bericht
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> This is actually my whole gear list. Yeah, I keep a list, doing
> inventory would be way too much of a headache! It's possible that
> there's one or two things missing here, but this is pretty close.
>
> Kate Ebneter
> Collector of Noise Toys
>
tim gueguen
"meldx" <me...@sympatico.ca_spam-remove-me> wrote in message
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> for my own personnal info...
> what's the difference between :
> Boss Super overdrive (japan with metal screws)
> Boss Super overdrive (japan)
> Boss Super overdrive (taiwan)
>
> is one better than the other... if so wich one?
> I'm also guessing the metal screws are those holding the plate underneath
>
screw you turn to let the cover come up and expose the battery. The
earliest Boss pedals in the familiar rectangular format had a shiny metal
screw, which was replaced fairly early on by the familiar black screw used
since.
tim gueguen 101867
Erik Pw
Erik
"Kate Ebneter" <ebn...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
Snapper
up? ;-)
--
And there I stood.
Then I got bored and left.
HPIman
Nice pedal board.
Garrett
Mark Bratcher
together? :-)
On Wed, 09 Jan 2002 00:33:50 -0800, Kate Ebneter <ebn...@ix.netcom.com> took up his/her discourse and spake:
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Tavo
"dont call me Jesus" ....leslie neilsen,airplane circa '70's
"Snapper" <snappe....@ngm.xc.ouk> wrote in message
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Screaming Skull
what a noisefest!
Did you buy all those Walco pedals from eBay and where's that submarine
shaped fuzz or whatever you're always talking about?
wow!
"Mark Bratcher" <_mbra...@rochester.rr.com> wrote in message
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Vlar Schreidlocke
Where do you keep all these?
Billy
or Taiwanese pedals, so besides different screws or copyright prints there
are no differents.. I suppose??
Nice list Kate,
Robbet
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Billy
that..
Robbert.
"Kate Ebneter" <ebn...@ix.netcom.com> schreef in bericht
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Kate Ebneter
I'm a software engineer...
Kate Ebneter
>
> for my own personnal info...
> what's the difference between :
> Boss Super overdrive (japan with metal screws)
> Boss Super overdrive (japan)
> Boss Super overdrive (taiwan)
>
> is one better than the other... if so wich one?
> I'm also guessing the metal screws are those holding the plate underneath
No, that's "metal screw" singular. As in, the screw that holds the
battery cover closed. The earliest Boss pedals used a plain metal
screw instead of the plastic-capped screw they use today. Today, they
are made in Taiwan rather than in Japan, which is where they were
originally made. So those SD-1s are listed in order of oldest to
newest.
They sound exactly the same.
Kate Ebneter
>
> I wonder if you have ever hooked all of those together at one time. Man
> what a noisefest!
I don't have that many batteries! Or patch cords.
> Did you buy all those Walco pedals from eBay
Yeah, as a single lot. They're amazingly crappy. :-)
> and where's that submarine
> shaped fuzz or whatever you're always talking about?
It's there:
> > >Unknown "submarine" fuzz
I have NO IDEA who made it or why...
Kate Ebneter
>
> You ought to put all these in a picture and post it.
I don't think they'd FIT in one picture. Maybe a montage.
> Where do you keep all these?
In boxes in my room, and scattered around the apartment -- much to my
roommate's dismay...
bob
"Kate Ebneter" <ebn...@ix.netcom.com> schreef in bericht
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> This is actually my whole gear list. Yeah, I keep a list, doing
> inventory would be way too much of a headache! It's possible that
> there's one or two things missing here, but this is pretty close.
>
> Kate Ebneter
> Collector of Noise Toys
>
Batlan Paul
suggest you sell off 98% of your Boss and MXR pedals and get a "real"
Bassman, pre-66 Vox, plexi Marshall and a pre-60's Fender/Gibosn geetar or
2 and then you're talkin kid - would not need quite so many "visual aids" -
tone is in fingers, instrument and amp with a lil help from the stomp for
swirl and edge - I have about 25 assorted fuzzes, flangers, wahs etc. but I
really rely on my 56 Fender bassman, 59 deluxe, 61 vibrasonic, 2- 60's
black & brown reverbs, 67 Jennings JEI AC 40, 65 super reverb, and 61 Ampeg
B-15-N. I suggest you sell off your metal flake Danelectros and replace
with Jerry Jones - better built, "look and play correct" and will
appreciate in value since Dano/Evets sued Jerry J and he can't make his
excellent repros anymore. - Also, the omissions in your collection are
striking - no tube echoplex? No Fulltone Clyde? no original EH micro
synth, get to work gal - you got a way to go -
less is more - form follows function - stick with the classics. I love my
Collings but my pre-war Martin is the shite.....
oh yeah - I guess I am not worthy either -
yours in peace for the new yar - PB
meldx
Mel
Kate Ebneter wrote:
--
Brian
people would kill for. I'm wondering what your favorite 10 stomp boxes
are......? Are there any pedals in your collection that you feel were a
complete waste of money?
Vlar Schreidlocke
to a house for all those. I assume you play professionally with a
collection like that. Either that or you have one of those wierd Ebay
addictions.
Kate Ebneter
>
> You have all these in an apartment? It seems like you could add a wing
> to a house for all those. I assume you play professionally with a
> collection like that. Either that or you have one of those wierd Ebay
> addictions.
Neither. I've had a fascination with effects pedals for years, now
make enough money to indulge it, and do so. :-)
Kate Ebneter
>
> Kate - I was very surprised at your very pedestrian guitar and amp list -
You're missing the point of my collecting, I guess.
> suggest you sell off 98% of your Boss and MXR pedals
Nah. I collect Boss pedals.
> and get a "real"
> Bassman, pre-66 Vox,
Er, I _have_ a pre-66 Vox AC-30... I'd love to have a '59 Bassman,
but who wouldn't? Ditto the plexi.
> tone is in fingers, instrument and amp with a lil help from the stomp for
> swirl and edge -
Yeah, but I COLLECT NOISE TOYS, dude.
> - Also, the omissions in your collection are
> striking - no tube echoplex? No Fulltone Clyde? no original EH micro
> synth, get to work gal - you got a way to go -
I have a Fulltone Clyde. Tube Echoplex -- not an original one, no.
I collect for sound, anyway. Not just 'cause "it's collectable!"
I don't care about condition, as long as it works.
> less is more - form follows function - stick with the classics. I love my
> Collings but my pre-war Martin is the shite.....
Dunno. When I bought my Collings, I compared it (and every other 0M/000
style guitar in the store) to a pre-war Martin, and preferred the
Collings. Go figure.
Kate Ebneter
Favorites, let's see ...
'67 CryBaby (Italian)
Sobbat DB-2 Drive Breaker
Ibanez OD9
DOD 690 Chorus
A/DA Final Phase
Garnet Herzog
Teese Picture Wah
Soldano Surf Box
Z.Vex Machine
Tech21 XXL
... in no particular order. And subject to almost daily change. :-)
The Walco effects are a complete waste of time. :-) They're about
the only ones, though. Most of the others do _something_ useful
or interesting.
Alex Oropeza
I have to say your a recklessly low in the Foxx department (and no the
French Toast does not count!), but otherwise I'd have to say your list is
three times bigger then I though it would be. Very amazing!!
Thanks for sharing....
Alex
Kate Ebneter
>
> Kate,
>
> I have to say your a recklessly low in the Foxx department (and no the
> French Toast does not count!), but otherwise I'd have to say your list is
> three times bigger then I though it would be. Very amazing!!
I do want to get more Foxx pedals. So many pedals, so little money...!
> Thanks for sharing....
You're welcome!
Alex Oropeza
ebn...@ix.netcom.com wrote on 1/11/02 1:41 AM:
I just noticed your post regarding the Sobbat db-2 as one of your current
ten favorites... Would you mind giving a run down/review of it. I'm
curious as to how it compares to a Blackstone, and whether or not you think
it would be suitable for brighter pick-ups like on a Jazzmaster or Gretch.
Always on the search..... You know.
Thanks again
Alex
Daniel R. Haney
> Alex Oropeza wrote:
>> I have to say your a recklessly low in the Foxx department (and no the
>> French Toast does not count!), but otherwise I'd have to say your list is
>> three times bigger then I though it would be. Very amazing!!
>
> I do want to get more Foxx pedals. So many pedals, so little money...!
Heh.
Don't fergit Roger Mayer pedals.
Isn't it great how people will tell
you how to spend _your_ money, even
if they don't have a stake in the outcome?
-drh
--
Andy & Gina Marshman
It makes my own GAS attacks seem diminished by comparison.
Isn't it funny how others flame you because "their" favourite pedal or
guitar isn't on the list?
Hope you have good building security in your apartment complex. Mind you,
thieves would need a transport truck to haul it all away. Seriously, hope
that never happens to you.
Curious...I see you have some Line 6 modellers but no PODs. I don't own
them either, I just guessed you'd own them in the noise toys collection.
Andy
ProAnalog
>This is actually my whole gear list. Yeah, I keep a list, doing
>inventory would be way too much of a headache! It's possible that
>there's one or two things missing here, but this is pretty close.
My god, where in the hell did you come up with all those Boss pedals??????????
>
>Kate Ebneter
>Collector of Noise Toys
You want me to post my list?? ;-) I don't have as much as you do, but have a
few things of interest...
Havea great weekend!
Thanks,
Scotty
http://www.proanalog.com
sco...@proanalog.com
"Today, the part of Al will be played by a tall, dark, sinister, ugly man"!
Kate Ebneter
>
> I just noticed your post regarding the Sobbat db-2 as one of your current
> ten favorites... Would you mind giving a run down/review of it. I'm
> curious as to how it compares to a Blackstone, and whether or not you think
> it would be suitable for brighter pick-ups like on a Jazzmaster or Gretch.
> Always on the search..... You know.
The DB-2 is more along Klon Centaur lines than Blackstone. It's a very
transparent overdrive -- the first time I used it, I wasn't sure it
was _on_ -- until I turned it off! And realized that all the gorgeous
tone I was hearing was coming out of it. It works really well at
breaking up a tube amp.
Kate Ebneter
>
> <SMAK>
> >This is actually my whole gear list. Yeah, I keep a list, doing
> >inventory would be way too much of a headache! It's possible that
> >there's one or two things missing here, but this is pretty close.
>
> My god, where in the hell did you come up with all those Boss pedals??????????
eBay, mostly. There's more of 'em than you think, eh? :-) Although
I think DOD may have the most models and variations of anyone.
David Tannen (Bluesguy)
> Hope you have good building security in your apartment complex.
> Mind you, thieves would need a transport truck to haul it all away.
> Seriously, hope that never happens to you.
Also get a pre-nuptial agreement that the guitar gear goes with
you if you ever get married and then divorced.
Your list is quite impressive. How long have you been
collecting? How long have you been playing guitar?
An ambassador for Christ
David Tannen (blue...@jcdisciples.org)
John 14:21 "Whoever has my commands and obeys them, he is the one who
loves me. He who loves me will be loved by my Father,
and I too will love him and show myself to him."
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ProAnalog
>I think DOD may have the most models and variations of anyone.
You know what DOD stands for don't you??
Kate Ebneter
>
> >eBay, mostly. There's more of 'em than you think, eh? :-) Although
> >I think DOD may have the most models and variations of anyone.
>
> You know what DOD stands for don't you??
Dead on Delivery?
Kate Ebneter
>
> Kate,
>
> > Hope you have good building security in your apartment complex.
> > Mind you, thieves would need a transport truck to haul it all away.
> > Seriously, hope that never happens to you.
>
> Also get a pre-nuptial agreement that the guitar gear goes with
> you if you ever get married and then divorced.
They'll have to change some outdated and ridiculous laws before I can
get married, I'm afraid.
> Your list is quite impressive. How long have you been
> collecting? How long have you been playing guitar?
Collecting, about ... 5 years? Playing, about 30.
Polfus
there?
Peace,
Polfus
Check out my website:
http://www.geocities.com/PolfusPage
Nels
appartment...with a roommate? Sounds like a potential target for
evil-doers. How well do you know your roommate? Does the State Department
have a surveliance team out front? Be careful...One of my favorite guitars
got stolen out of my apartment in 1985 and I still get sad thinking about
it.
"Dirty deeds don't come dirt cheap baby...diggin graves in the desert is no
easy job" e-strato
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>
> I notice your collection is sparse on the Way Huge effects..what happened
> there?
I think they're nice effects, but way overpriced. No other reason.