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Thread: Les Paul demo (LP-1P) - True Rose

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    Here is my test run of my latest build.

    Stock form aside from the tusq nut. Doing this as I will be adding my custom pickups tomorrow and wanted something to compare it to along with letting you all hear what a paulownia LP kit sounds like.

    Recorded with Garage Band with basic "classic clean & classic crunch" settings.

    More to follow.

    Clean
    https://soundcloud.com/kane-langmaid...mo-mp3/s-Pyptn

    Crunch
    https://soundcloud.com/kane-langmaid...mo-mp3/s-vPKhC

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    Nice be interesting to here the comparison

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    wow sounds really clean and bright, nice, look forward to the comparison with the new pups

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    Well here is the updated recording. Keep in mind this is a garage band amp not a real one - sounds different.
    Anyhow crank it up on a good stereo or with some decent headphones and compare the difference.

    http://soundcloud.com/kane-langmaid/new-pickups/s-n6c9J

    I need to record the crunch version again because the output was different.

    Pickup differences: stock neck 11K, my wind 7.76K, stock bridge 12K, mine 8.25K. Finally found a bridge pickup I like.


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    I will post an updated sound recording shortly. Will actually record with my iPhone in front of my amp instead of using the garage band setup. It is a clearer more true representation of how it all sounds.

    I have finally finished my tube screamer clone and I love it.

    Here it is minus a paint job.



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    That box looks pretty cool. Did you source the parts yourself or was it a kit?

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    I purchased a tonepad circuit card (took a while to come from the states), grabbed components from jaycar and did the rest at home.
    I have since located a better parts supplier that should bring costs down to around $40 delivered depending on the amp chip required.
    Not bad for a home brewed TS808 tube screamer clone with an extra mod to give you a boost for distortion.

    Check out prices online for a tube screamer or a clone.

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    GAStronomist stan's Avatar
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    nice work on the pedal Kane. You pups sound warmer and a bit fuller - nice work

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    Thanks Stan,
    I find that the amps on the garage band setup seem to add a little mush. The guitar loses some clarity somehow. I am keen to re-record just with my iPhone and my real amp (and the new stomp box). That is until I get an irig or something.

    Cheers

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    Well I got a spare moment to record with my setup just with the good old iphone.

    Guitar - LP1P with both pickups in action.
    Amp - Ashton GA clean channel at low volume.
    TS808 with Drive 25%, 50%, 75%, 100% then with boost mod active.
    Tone knob at 90% and Level around 30%

    http://soundcloud.com/kane-langmaid/...e-test/s-1ffpw

    Next recording is with the TS clone with following setup:
    Drive at 85%, Tone 90% and Level 30%.
    Guitar is clean to begin with, neck pickup first, both then bridge. Repeated with TS on and finally again with boost on.

    http://soundcloud.com/kane-langmaid/...s-test/s-i9hsN

    Sorry for the repetition and lower quality recording.

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