Hey man turn up your amp!

[SlasZ]

:ROTF:

[fett]

What's that big box underneath the exrtemely rare Marshall head with 4" speakers?:ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF:

[Rsmacker]

Fucking hell, I really have seen it all now! Classic!!

[scotty]

Thats classic!

[GodOfRhythm]

[mhalsey]

Damn! Now I know where I've been going wrong in my recording process.

[guitarsjb]

:ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF: Wow, seen everything now..

[toejam]

:ROTF: Just when I thought the world couldn't get any dumber...

[dangerous_dave]

Fucking hell, I really have seen it all now! Classic!!

really? have you seen a man eat his own head?




and man, thats funny

[Wylde06]

So thats the secret to getting a good sound when recording!

[fett]

You big dummies. It picks up the glow of the tubes and all the hum of the transformers.:ROTF:

[mm2002]

Actually, that's a primitive setup they used to use before the sustainer was invented. That thing mounted at the head isn't a microphone, it's a magnetic flux inductor. It senses the magnetic field of the power transformer and uses that magnetism to boost and sustain the signal picked up from the microphone mounted down below on the actual speaker cab. They work really well, and I still use one myself. It's really wierd because you can play a riff today, and it'll still be playing tommorow. Good practice tool too.

[fett]

I was close and didn't even know it.

[GodOfRhythm]

Actually, that's a primitive setup they used to use before the sustainer was invented. That thing mounted at the head isn't a microphone, it's a magnetic flux inductor. It senses the magnetic field of the power transformer and uses that magnetism to boost and sustain the signal picked up from the microphone mounted down below on the actual speaker cab. They work really well, and I still use one myself. It's really wierd because you can play a riff today, and it'll still be playing tommorow. Good practice tool too.

That sounds so pulled out of your ass, I actually believe you.

[fett]

What? It makes sense to me.:ROTF: That mic right is next to the power trans and picks up the buzz. Feed it back into the amp. You have I don't know what?