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A circuit famously used to record In a Gadda Da Vida and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. A very particular kind of snarling silicon fuzz.
Skipper clone, probably "Miss Kitty," I always really liked her. Got her at a flea market years and years ago.
She came to me with that ring on her neck, so I just left it there.
Second ever clone! First time I ever used photoshop! any tips are really grateful! Think Im getting better with the colour adjustments!
Martine De Luxe - This clone doll is French girl, but she is Made in Hong Kong.
She has hollow plastic body, no tnt-body, 28 cm tall.
This is a Shelby Convertible Clone built in Oslow Norway by Pony Performance, see more at www.LegendaryCollectorCars.com
I wanted to do another clone pic because I had so much fun with the last one. I'm still trying to find my niche in cloning. I really like the shots that tell something of a story rather than just a shot with a bunch of people in them. I also like ones, like this one, that have some sort of dissonance.
In case anyone is wondering, I don't wear a suit on a regular basis, but I thought it would be a fun way to do a clone. Only about 20 minutes to do this, start to finish.
Let me know what you think of the shot - suggestions, improvements, etc... Thanks!
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This is a Shelby Convertible Clone built in Oslow Norway by Pony Performance, see more at www.LegendaryCollectorCars.com
Here's that Sabbra Cadabra clone. Notice the finish kind of sucks. This was the first enclosure I did when I was trying out this new color. I know I'm pretty much always going to ruin the first one as I get comfortable with how a new powder works, so I do things first that I intend to keep for myself. I'm all, "April, this one's ugly, I've gotta keep it. Nobody would buy this!" Because I'm secretly about ten years old, except it's not really a secret.
Anyway, I dunno. Pedals that try to sound like someone's rig tend to have a pretty steep hill to climb. This is a JFET amp sim with a Rangemaster-style booster in front of it at a fixed boost volume, but you can turn the knob for the Rangemaster and adjust the width of the boost from very trebly to full-range. The wider the range of the boost, the more you're overdriving the amp sim. When you've got that nearly-full-range Iommi boost dialed-in it's pretty much a raging distortion machine. Of course, I was using my Junior. A Troika might be way less of a handful.
I ran into that same issue with the Catalinbread Galileo. It was just balls-out distortion even at the lowest settings with my Junior, but became a whole different animal with a Telematic. So maybe I'm just running too much signal into it, but I was kind of not into what it was doing. Which sucks, because I've had this PCB sitting around for ages waiting for the right JFETs to pop up and then ended up having to order them from Germany. Man, I can whine, can't I?
I need to go pull out a Troika. I've got everything stuffed away in nooks and crannies waiting for the Telematic shipment to show up and need a lot of floorspace or I'd have tried it already.