Even though you add encoders on the wheels it’s still an open loop locomotion method, you need the room to have a feedback of the position on the plane/in the space

I try to go by ear, but i’m not that good, so i struggle a lot

If he designed and spec’d it like this he’d had his reasons… btw, he influenced a shit ton of musicians over the years, not me personally, even though i recognize the craft and touch, so he might be a bit of an authority in the field. There are way worse guitars designed by way worse guitarists… why do you care? Listen to what he plays instead of caring for the colours or shapes of a product that carries someone’s name

Post the results! I’m curious :)

Awesome job man! I suggest locking tuners and graphite nut, the total cost should be under or around 100$/€ and they do make a difference!

I think you should use turrets, the board has mounting holes for a reason

Interesting, what guitarss you prefer the most with these kind of effect? I find single coils work best with vibratos while i prefer humbucker for chorus… don’t know why

Yes, although, to be honest i don’t use it very much… 😕 i tried to build my own toneprint and use it to decrease delay time or other paraneters, but most of the time the outcome was a mess

One thing i find it useful for is using the Octaver engine inside to make a organ-like distortion/octaver at the press of my foot; just think of the intro in Jerk It Out from Caesar Palace, i’ve been kinda obsessed for some days with that riff and i figured it out on my strat fretboard then i spent few hours crafting out that sound on the TonePrint app

When i want to try hyped pedals or new stuff i try to build them, there are amazing kits on site like musikding… Now i’m trying to design a mini sized DRV 1981, i’m waiting for the pcb manufacturer price to drop a little and then the first tests might start

Uuuh! Nice! Seems you have a lot of grounds covered! My friend is on a N4 quest

I was right about to throw 150€ on it from a friend… then i saw that there is an ALMOST 1:1 replica in a toneprint on the corona mini and i went for it… it’s not even a staple of my board, not even properly cabled, it didn’t make sense… but o agree, i think it’s the best chorus out there

Uh, cool sounds a lot like what i play…! I might give it a try if i find a good deal

Cool, i see a lot of people into this, the DM-2w, the carbon copy… tap-tempo-less/few-knobs delays that sounds generally good as you twist the knobs. I personally found my endgame day in the tape model of the Flashback II from TC with a tap hooked up, it has the lush and can be rhythmic.

What do you play mostly?

Maybe the boss VE500?

I like this, although i won’t probably be ever able to use one of these at the volume they’re intended to be used. Still i like tha fusz

I have a home rig, which is modeler-based and on which i play whatever i like in that moment, few ODs, Mooer Preamp Model x2 and TC’s FB2 and HoF2 I mainly play a general purpose NickJohnston-oriented modded mim strat with a jbjr in the bridge tuned in Eb, but also a prs se standard 22 with a kluson paf pickup in the neck and a JB in the bridge for the heavier stuff and lower tunings I have an Ibanez S1 xxv aniversary with pink dimarzio evolutions in the bridge and neck tuned to E standard which is the “practice/study/school-guitar”, but i find myself playing it quite seldom

In my rehearsal room i have a peavey 6505mh running into a hb212 with v30s, here i mostly play ambient or heavy stuff with a Cort M600 in dropC and use a boss ch-1 and a carbon copy along the amp built-in reverb for effects

I don’t think i’m very good at playing guitar, i’m a drummer primarily, but i’m always learning new stuff and i love a lot of genres, even though i tend to gravitate towards stoner/nu-metal/grunge stuff when i write/jam

Probably IMUs… don’t know why

So… various things:

-an LED clock -dsp learning with a Nicla Vision (i want to learn how to implement digital filters and use them on the signal sampled from the on-board mic) -a custom keypad for special characters -a tool to use at work to check encoders signals

Cool, cool, thanks for the reply, i hope i’ll get a chance at trying out one of these beauties one day

WOW! That’s amazing! I sincerely love it, how does it sound???