111 - BASSically
60 Cycle Hum: The Guitar Podcast!
English - March 14, 2016 07:59 - 1 hour - 111 MB - ★★★★★ - 172 ratingsMusic Leisure Hobbies Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
This episode was sponsored by Alexander Pedals: Great Tone Doing Good. Be on the lookout for the Super Radical Delay and Oblivion Vintage Delay coming soon, and go to their website to check out the rest of their awesome lineup.
Episode 111 of 60 Cycle Hum is BASSically our most annoying episode ever. We launch into the episode talking about Steve's Peavey Generation and Ryan's acquisition of an EHX Holy Grail. Then we cruise into the ad station to think about life and the world of people that own Danelectro guitars. We follow it up with a homespun headstock repair and a whole bunch of cheap pedals we found for sale locally.
This week we give our review of two products. First up are in-ear monitors from Ultimate Ears. We personally tried out the UE7, but we describe the entire mold-free process they use to create your custom-fitted IEMs. Next we talk about the Loknob replacement knobs for effects, amps and instruments.
This week's music was a non-titled track sent in by Kent Guldbransen of the band iRerror.
This episode was sponsored by Alexander Pedals: Great Tone Doing Good. Be on the lookout for the Super Radical Delay and Oblivion Vintage Delay coming soon, and go to their website to check out the rest of their awesome lineup.
Episode 111 of 60 Cycle Hum is BASSically our most annoying episode ever. We launch into the episode talking about Steve's Peavey Generation and Ryan's acquisition of an EHX Holy Grail. Then we cruise into the ad station to think about life and the world of people that own Danelectro guitars. We follow it up with a homespun headstock repair and a whole bunch of cheap pedals we found for sale locally.
This week we give our review of two products. First up are in-ear monitors from Ultimate Ears. We personally tried out the UE7, but we describe the entire mold-free process they use to create your custom-fitted IEMs. Next we talk about the Loknob replacement knobs for effects, amps and instruments.
This week's music was a non-titled track sent in by Kent Guldbransen of the band iRerror.