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Their octave divider clone is one of the better octave pedals i have played, but it is not an easy build so it may not be great for a first effort Flap track wear by blue4 » fri mar 30, 2012 5:19 am how much does the flap roller kit installation help in reducing flap track wear Kits also has a few options, i am planning on building their brassmaster kit some time soon myself
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Diy stomp box kits this company also has a bass friendly. Also, you could get a fiver, string it octave/baritone beadg, have some more lowish range I'm going to be using it for a couple of songs, nothing metal or really heavy
I'm interested in what works well for you.
I want to buy a 170, and i will soon be looking at a 1953 170b No one i know has experience with this motor (and neither do i) Apparently the 170 was one of the few applications it was approved for. Replacement lightweight tuners for eb0 blue4 jun 29, 2017 eb0 lightweight replacement tuners •••
Blue4 may 12, 2019 acoustic acoustic guitar can guitar joyo keep single Rubber flooring by blue4 » fri feb 21, 2014 1:52 am for float operations, the carpet flooring in my 170 was unusable I replaced it with rubber mat from a supplier (although it took some searching for the burn test) I'm looking to learn a second instrument
I want an uncomplicated, acoustic type instrument to play in outdoor jam type settings where there is no electricity for my bass amp
I've ruled mandolin, banjo or regular sized uke out for various reasons No reason why it shouldn't work if, as i suspect, @blue4 finds a bass more comfortable to play than a guitar because of spacing
