Stone Temple Pilots Record With…
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…Chester Bennington of Linkin Park! Whoa, didn’t see this one coming. When
news surfaced that the band was looking to work with a singer whose name
wasn’t ...
Jeff Hanneman Memorial Celebration Slated for May 23
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An event dubbed The Jeff Hanneman Memorial Celebration will take place May
23 at the Hollywood Palladium, in Los Angeles. It will be free and open to
the p...
J-45 Custom
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[image: J-45 Custom] Without question, the J-45 is one of the most beloved
acoustic guitars in the history of modern music, and the icon of Gibson's
round...
The Great And Ultimate Rockabilly Chords!
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I call it the “Jingle Bell Rock” chord and I can’t be sure but it sounds
like it could have originally been played by Hank Garland- but I don’t know
for su...
Live Wire: Music on Television April 9-15
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Just because MTV doesn’t play music anymore doesn’t mean there’s not tons
of live music on television these days. Consider our weekly feature “Live
Wire,” ...
Happy Birthday Warren Haynes
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Mr. Haynes turned 52 today, so The Squid scrounged up some sweet vids to
celebrate!
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Guy Buttery Feature Interview Outtakes
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WHEN I INTERVIEWED South African acoustic guitar virtuoso Guy Buttery, he
provided more material than I could fit into the print magazine.
3 years ago
Thursday, October 1, 2009
ToneFreq's Daily Pedal: Retro-Sonic Delayght
The new Retro-Sonic Analog Delay is based on the now out of production DM-2 circuit. That was the starting point for the design. It has the usual controls, delay time, level and repeats. An additional control alters the tone of the repeats ( hi cut filter). The unit has been built using two 4096 stage BBDs. (The max delay time is 600ms). Nice and quiet, no clock noises or hiss. The unit is housed in the same enclosure as the chorus, with 4 control knobs and two footswitches. One footswitch selects effect/bypass ( true bypass), and the secondary footswitch allows selection between a short and long delay path (~300ms and ~600ms). This enables finer control over the short delay range (effectively a delay and slapback selection at your foot).
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