My (Awesome) Rig

[stratguy23]

My (somewhat unfinished) electric rig:

Guitars:
'62 Jaguar
Stock
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...04899851HQoPiU
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...04899851juOvAZ

Frankenstrat
Daphne Blue Guitar Mill body (handmade body Nitro finish)
Warmoth Bubinga/Brazillian Rosewood neck
Fender Custom Shop Abby Masterwound Pickups
Schaller Floyd Rose bridge with EVH D-Tuna
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...04899851MYryRU

American Deluxe Strat
Stock Maple/Rosewood neck and black body
Bare Knuckle Crawler in the bridge
Wilkenson Bridge

PRS Tremonti
stock
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...04899851SmxIoO

Amps
Fender Champ http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...04899851zUplVl
Silverface Bandmaster Reverb
Orange Tiny Terror
Silverface Fender Twin (heavily modded) http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...04899851HguOWO
Sovtek Mig 50 and Mig 50H (both are great amps)
Marshall 412 cab (modded to be stereo)

Pedal Board
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...04899851tZzXDp
Guitar (Jag or Frankenstrat) > Roger Mayer Classic Fuzz > '73 Thomas Organ Wah > Fulltone Deja Vibe > '80 MXR Dyna Comp > Keeler Push > Fulltone Robin Trower Overdrive > Spaceman Effects Rumblefuzz > D*A*M Meathead > '70 Electro Harmonix Triangle Big Muff Pi > MIJ Boss CE-2 > MIJ Boss PH-1R > Keeley Modded AD-9 > Electro Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man > Line 6 M9 > Sovtek MIG 50

Sidelined pedals
Fulltone OCD and Clyde Standard Wah
Z Vex Vexter Fuzz Factory
'90's LM308 Pro Co Turbo Rat
Sovtek Green Russian Big Muff Pi
Keeley modded DS-1, Java Boost, and 4 Knob Compressor
Japanese Boss DS-1, DD-3, and OD-2
Ibanez SD-9
Homemade Rat

[jm417]

When you go shopping for an analog delay, put the Wampler AnalogEcho at the top of your list. its really nice sounding. I'm going to get 2 if I can find somebody to take my Time Factor.

[stratguy23]

Originally posted by jm417
When you go shopping for an analog delay, put the Wampler AnalogEcho at the top of your list. its really nice sounding. I'm going to get 2 if I can find somebody to take my Time Factor.

I just listened to some sound samples, and it sounds good. Thanks for the suggestion. Also update, I've been messing around with my board and the Java Boost and Fuzz Factory are getting taken off the board because of lack of space.

[stratguy23]

I forgot to mention I have an Ibanez SD-9, but it's been on loan to one of my friend's for over a year, so I forget I have it, but I really want it back now (I don't even remember why I loaned it away ), but hopefully I should have it back soon. Got it back

[Granty Boy]

Nice rig!

I'd suggest an analog delay too and would heartliy recommend the MXR Carbon Copy.

[stratguy23]

Originally posted by Granty Boy
Nice rig!

I'd suggest an analog delay too and would heartliy recommend the MXR Carbon Copy.

Thanks for the kind words. I'm definitely adding an analog delay. My #1 choice is a DMM, but I gotta say that the Carbon Copy is #2, and the AnalogEcho is 3rd. Every time I listen to sound samples of a DMM, I just want to buy it more. They are quite expensive though, so I'm trying really hard to find a good deal on one.

[amarr1]

Nice Rig-- you should upgrade your chorus. Perhaps a Retro Sonic, Fulltone Choralflange, or a TC Chorus would do the trick. Love it man... ROCK

[DemoColorScheme]

Originally posted by stratguy23
Thanks for the kind words. I'm definitely adding an analog delay. My #1 choice is a DMM, but I gotta say that the Carbon Copy is #2, and the AnalogEcho is 3rd. Every time I listen to sound samples of a DMM, I just want to buy it more. They are quite expensive though, so I'm trying really hard to find a good deal on one.

Do it. The DMM is my all-time favorite pedal. Really, you won't be disappointed. And also, get it true-bypassed if you can. That really adds more positive sides to the pedal.

[stratguy23]

Originally posted by amarr1
Nice Rig-- you should upgrade your chorus. Perhaps a Retro Sonic, Fulltone Choralflange, or a TC Chorus would do the trick. Love it man... ROCK

Thanks and ya I'm planning on upgrading to the Retro Sonic (or mabye the Choralflange, but I've looked into that less...so tell me about it). I've been trying to get one for months cheap on EvilBay, but I always lose at the last minute.

Originally posted by DemoColorScheme
Do it. The DMM is my all-time favorite pedal. Really, you won't be disappointed. And also, get it true-bypassed if you can. That really adds more positive sides to the pedal.

Are the new DMMs true bypass cuz I've heard those sound a little better and have less noise, so I would get one of those?

Thanks guys for the advice. My rig was/is in an intermediate state (I like it, but it's missing a few things), but now I have a plan for what I want to do with it, and then it will be totally awesome.

[DemoColorScheme]

Originally posted by stratguy23
Thanks and ya I'm planning on upgrading to the Retro Sonic (or mabye the Choralflange, but I've looked into that less...so tell me about it). I've been trying to get one for months cheap on EvilBay, but I always lose at the last minute.

I'll tell you about the Choralflange ..
Personally, it's my favorite Chorus pedal. Honestly? I've never heard a chorus that's so deep and lies so well in the mix. I really love it combined with the DMM. So in your case, that would be just lovely! It is a very Dreampoppy tone though, but that's what I like. Also, I'm not really a flange kind of guy, but with this pedal it's really inviting, for me! I also love the fact that you can adjust the wideness of the chorus and the flange AND that you can adjust the volume. Making the chorus more wet gets it louder. I personally really like that, it kinda pushes my DMM into oscillation. But don't worry, the Choralflange has a little knob that can adjust the volume and keep your wetness, so you can tweak it highly.

See more about it here:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gSCmJlmDjaE

Are the new DMMs true bypass cuz I've heard those sound a little better and have less noise, so I would get one of those?

You mean the NEW NEW ones? The ones with different housing? I think they're TB, don't pin me down on it though. But I don't know if they're better than the older ones since I haven't heard them. Personally, I think the new housing is butt ugly. I'm sticking with my older one.

[stratguy23]

Originally posted by DemoColorScheme
I'll tell you about the Choralflange ..
Personally, it's my favorite Chorus pedal. Honestly? I've never heard a chorus that's so deep and lies so well in the mix. I really love it combined with the DMM. So in your case, that would be just lovely! It is a very Dreampoppy tone though, but that's what I like. Also, I'm not really a flange kind of guy, but with this pedal it's really inviting, for me! I also love the fact that you can adjust the wideness of the chorus and the flange AND that you can adjust the volume. Making the chorus more wet gets it louder. I personally really like that, it kinda pushes my DMM into oscillation. But don't worry, the Choralflange has a little knob that can adjust the volume and keep your wetness, so you can tweak it highly.

See more about it here:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gSCmJlmDjaE


You mean the NEW NEW ones? The ones with different housing? I think they're TB, don't pin me down on it though. But I don't know if they're better than the older ones since I haven't heard them. Personally, I think the new housing is butt ugly. I'm sticking with my older one.

No not the new new ones...the ones with the old housing that have the adapter and not the built in power cord. Also, thanks for the info on the Choralflange. Both that and the Retro Sonic look sweet. I think I'm leaning towards the Retro Sonic because I'm a huge fan of Alex Lifeson and John Frusciante's chorus tones, and they used a CE-1, but the Choralflange looks nice because having chorus and flanger in one pedal would be nice.

[DemoColorScheme]

Originally posted by stratguy23
No not the new new ones...the ones with the old housing that have the adapter and not the built in power cord.

No, I have that one and it wasn't true bypass .. until I made it so, thanks to Bernaduur.

Also, thanks for the info on the Choralflange. Both that and the Retro Sonic look sweet. I think I'm leaning towards the Retro Sonic because I'm a huge fan of Alex Lifeson and John Frusciante's chorus tones, and they used a CE-1, but the Choralflange looks nice because having chorus and flanger in one pedal would be nice.

The Retro Sonic Chorus sounds pretty cool but I'm still really happy with my Choralflange. As far as I can hear on a YouTube video I think the Choralflange owns it.

[stratguy23]

Originally posted by DemoColorScheme
No, I have that one and it wasn't true bypass .. until I made it so, thanks to Bernaduur.

That's the one I'm going to get, so I'll need to have that mod done. What American companies do it (Analogman?)?

Originally posted by DemoColorScheme
The Retro Sonic Chorus sounds pretty cool but I'm still really happy with my Choralflange. As far as I can hear on a YouTube video I think the Choralflange owns it.

I think they both sound great. I really don't know which one to get, but I might be leaning towards the Choralflange now; I'm just not sure. What's a good price to pay for a Choralflange?

[DemoColorScheme]

[quote]Originally posted by stratguy23
That's the one I'm going to get, so I'll need to have that mod done. What American companies do it (Analogman?)?/quote]
I don't know, mate. I know not up to date regarding U.S. companies.

I think they both sound great. I really don't know which one to get, but I might be leaning towards the Choralflange now; I'm just not sure. What's a good price to pay for a Choralflange?

Can you test them both out? If so, that would be ideal! And I payed around €250,- [Euro's] for the Choralflange.

[knives490]

i like your rig, but what do you use the MM-4 for? I can get a pretty good Lifeson sound on it, and its stock.