After picking up the guitar 3 years ago, I recorded a song yesterday for the first time. Feels good, man.

In some ways, we are, aren't we?

Rolling on le floor

This is blowing my mind in 2023...I can't imagine what it would've been like to hear this thing in action in the 1960s.

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Meanwhile the new gen tacoma still offers a stick in a truck. Subaru has lost their way.

Looks awesome, good job! Bet that's a ton of fun to play

I do like it. I'd like to try some other compressors when I get a chance but this one is pretty flexible and does everything I need it to. The humbucker/single coil switch comes in pretty handy.

Ah I see. It's so easy to get carried away with an idea with these things haha. Hopefully they'll be able to make more, sounds like they're trying. Kinda funny though, delays on a delay lol. At least it gives you more time to ponder and enjoy the Danelectro.

It's a tough call for sure, all of those options seem really nice. Did they discontinue the avalanche run? I'm sure you'll come to the right decision, don't rush it. FWIW I do rely more on the modulation for panning but your uses may be different than mine. The delay is like a cozy little bed for dirt nasty riffs most of the time, with the odd self oscillation thrown in.

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Wow thanks! I've pieced it together slowly over a few years, definitely took a while to save up for some of them!

You may be better off with something else if panning control is required, but I wouldn't know what to recommend. I think the stereo effect if mostly felt with the reverb or while using multiple tape heads. I don't think it has a way to control panning.

I have it connected to the afterneath, where it controls the "drag" function, as well as the RE-202, where it can blend between two presets of your choice. I added the second TRS cable after this photo was taken.

The Freeze is like a very short and super smooth looper- it will latch on to whatever sound you're playing and sustain that note indefinitely. You can use it to hold a note/chord while you can play over top of it. I have mine set up in between my dirt pedals and modulation, so after I lock in a sound I can still modify it and add some movement as it drones along.

I bought the RE-202 about a week after its release. I've spent a lot of time with it but there's so much to explore with it still. I love how it feels trashy and classy at the same time, mostly due to the character of the spring reverb. I dig it quite a bit and will never be selling this one.