Recent content by PunchySunshine

That's a problem in Colorado usually.

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I saved these docs…perhaps they’ll help someone. I believe the originator of these docs said most of the mods had better solutions but here they are.

You do some amazing work sir! All this small, housekeeping crap always falls for me. I don't know how you manage to do it as well as you do! That being said...ALL the store links on the Steadi Go doc do not work. Anyone have links for a long bat spdt from tayda?

The tayda link on the build doc sent me to the 125b instead of the 1590bb FWIW.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQXRP24H?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title I'm glad I didn't have to use them in the pedal! The missing chip turned out to be the in venerable mpsa18, which I had multiples of in stock from verified source.

As a thank you, my buddy gave me a small bag of Russian mp-20 germanium’s from ‘77. I’ll be happy to share some with both of you for helping me identify that tagboard (if you want some)

Thank you O fuzz lords! Now it still sounds like shit but the proper kind of poop!

My buddy handed me this pedal needing to be fixed, no clues other than it doesn’t work. The tranny on the far right was missing so I subbed in a 2a2222 as that’s what was on the other side and she’s alive. Doesn’t sound great and I think it’s the terrible Amazon 2n2222 that drift down hfe from...

Makes me wanna actually do some artwork again instead of temp label maker! Thank you @chongmagic !

My waffle doesn't sound like that...interesting.

Use the carbon mic part if you want the true lofi. I’ve got a schematic on here somewhere for a simple way to hook up a phone to xlr.

57s and 58s will be used long after we’re gone. They’ll be fine. If you get a budget, ribbon mics for the cabs will be a level up later on. I’d go with the ssl12 over the m4 as it’s actually 4 inputs out of the box and it can expand if needed later but works great right now. As I said you’ll...

No need to be scared at all! Nathan makes it super easy. Let me know and I can cruise up to help ya!

I would advise getting as many inputs as you have instrument / sources you're planning to record, plus some because you'll always want more. Cable swapping kills creativity IMO. I had the MOTU M4 for several years and it was rock solid with low latency when not using the direct monitor feature...