Last edited by Chipper (2016-11-05 09:49:46)

Once in a while, my wife and I get away from the vinyl in pursuit of the "live" stuff. We had the pleasure of taking in Rufus Roundtree and Da B'more Brass Factory at a favorite neighborhood hangout a few weeks back.

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Last edited by Chipper (2016-11-06 14:00:50)

^Tell us more about the album

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No, you need to tell people why you like it, they won't go to the trouble of googling it.

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Sigh.....you really are stupid.

^ dude the beautiful blue PS-2 is fixable with a bit of a 'hack' not done it myself but know a few techs who swear by it ( some even replacing the chip in a working PS-2 to avoid future failures ),
love the way you call it the 'slowdive pedal', Neil Halstead is an old mate and will be most amused.
You need quite a bit of kit to do it from scratch as it means using a different chip with two legs lopped off/not connected, eprom burner, linux based pc and some quite specialist/flakey software but it is do-able for the ultra keen hobbyist ( if you have all the kit it'll cost about $18 to do 10 chips).

If you just need a chip pre-programed there's a couple of guys in the UK who will have stock ( usually about $10-15 for a pair as you'll break one on your first attempt at the install ).
It's also a shitty awkward soldering job too (like most BOSS pedals) like the game 'Operation' you'll need a very steady hand