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String to Speaker

http://mindofbryan.com/string

In this blog, I cover anything that influences how a guitar makes sound from String to Speaker. I will accompany this blog with a monthly podcast and eventually a book. I'll include schematics and DIY projects, product reviews, full analysis articles, interviews with players and engineers, and industry information. I have a long history of playing bass and guitar, and experimenting with effects and techniques, dealing with professional musicians and own quite a lot of gear, and all of this will be going into this blog.

• Added on: Jan 1st, 2009
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Bryan Lee Peterson
• Listed in: Music Music
• Tags: guitar DIY sound bass tone effects

Recent Posts

• Electronic overacheiving: The Hammond Novachord

  Posted on Sunday November 29th, 2009 at 15:51 in instruments, hammond, novachord

  The Hammond Novachord is a very early early synthesizer, one of those things that was overly ambitious and so impractical as to make it far beyond the reach of most of us, but way cool to those of us who enjoy the esoteric. Hm, what your synth can on...

• ElectroHarmonix Micro Pog

  Posted on Thursday November 19th, 2009 at 20:48 in reviews, boss, effects, octavia, octaver, digitech, eventide, pitch shifter, electroharmonix, boss ps-5, digitech whammy, micro pog

  Amazon.com Widgets Gearsecure.net - Help recover stolen musical equipment, loss prebention for individuals and retail stores. Electroharmonix Micro Pog When it comes to pitch shifting, the guitar world has been a single note world for the last th...

• Fulltone CT-1 Catalyst

  Posted on Saturday November 14th, 2009 at 15:20 in reviews, distortion, fuzz, catalyst, fulltone, ct1, fuzzface, claean gain boost

  Amazon.com Widgets Gearsecure. Stolen Musical equipment listings. Retail and personal loss prevention. The Catalyst is a new pedal by Fulltone with a lot to prove. Anything that claims to be a clean gain boost, an overdrive, a distortion, and a fuz...

• The Wurlitzer Sideman – First Drum Machine

  Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 22:22 in instruments, wurlitzer, sideman

  Synthgear.com had an article on The Wurlitzer Sideman, the first drum machine. The sideman had a circuit board with a series of contacts that would play a sample. Unions feared it would be the end of the drummer, but really, could this ever replace a...

• Review: ZVex Mastotron

  Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 14:53 in reviews, effects, zvex, distortion pedal, fuzz pedal, mastotron

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• MXR M116 Full Bore Metal Distortion

  Posted on Sunday October 25th, 2009 at 14:54 in reviews, mxr, jim dunlop, way huge, boss mt2 metal zone, mxr m151 double shot, mxr116 full bore distortion, way huge fat sandwich

  Visit gearsecure.net, a site covering stolen musical equipment and loss prevention issues for musicians and retailers. The MXR M116 Fullbore Metal (at the gearwiki) When I think of Full Bore Metal, I wasn’t thinking about an indistinguishabl...

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