i suppose i should appreciate the irony of a new guitar delay pedal getting delayed in shipping...

[paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange]

i suppose i should appreciate the irony of a new guitar delay pedal getting delayed in shipping...

[johntimaeus@infosec.exchange]

@paul_ipv6

At least it wasn't a looper.

[paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange]

@johntimaeus

maybe i would have gotten it before i ordered it then.

[jaye@theforkiverse.com]

@paul_ipv6 The stuff you really want always gets delayed… I don’t know what it is about the mail.

[johntimaeus@infosec.exchange]

@paul_ipv6

Or it would end up doing circles between warehouses in Memphis and Dallas

[jtk@infosec.exchange]

@paul_ipv6 While you wait, here's an article I came across today you might enjoy:

How Did Hendrix Turn His Guitar Into a Wave Synthesizer?

Jimi Hendrix's collaboration with engineers like Roger Mayer led to groundbreaking sound manipulation, redefining the electric guitar's role in music.

IEEE Spectrum (spectrum.ieee.org)

[paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange]

@jtk

while i have somewhat of a bias towards acoustic over electric, i do have real respect for folks that devote as much time, practice, and care to their electric sounds as an acoustic musician does to their tone.

hendrix, billy gibbons, so many others found some sequence of effects combined with playing techniques to give use truly new sounds.

nice article!