Sorry this isn't a layout guys, but I made a quick little demo of the Equinox II reverb and wanted to share it with you all. Still really digging the sound of this thing and works really well with my smaller amps that don't have built in reverb.
A little info (maybe more than you asked for?) on the gear I used: the guitar I used started its life as a Gibson Melody Maker SG–one of those with the single bridge humbucker with the volume control and output jack on the pickguard. When I bought it the neck had a pretty substantial crack in it, so I picked it up pretty cheap. Fixed the crack and decided to turn it into a Junior with a P90 and more traditional control placement. It is very unnerving when you start routing on a USA Gibson, but it's turned into quite a player and I'm glad I took it under the knife.
Much less to say about the amp. It's a stock Vox AC4C1 in red. Got it at close out and it's a great little bedroom amp. A little boxy sounding on its own, but that's why I built this reverb!
The mic used was MXL 990 into a Zoom H4N recorder. Shot with a Canon T4i and I promise next time I do a demo I'll use better lighting!
A little info (maybe more than you asked for?) on the gear I used: the guitar I used started its life as a Gibson Melody Maker SG–one of those with the single bridge humbucker with the volume control and output jack on the pickguard. When I bought it the neck had a pretty substantial crack in it, so I picked it up pretty cheap. Fixed the crack and decided to turn it into a Junior with a P90 and more traditional control placement. It is very unnerving when you start routing on a USA Gibson, but it's turned into quite a player and I'm glad I took it under the knife.
Much less to say about the amp. It's a stock Vox AC4C1 in red. Got it at close out and it's a great little bedroom amp. A little boxy sounding on its own, but that's why I built this reverb!
The mic used was MXL 990 into a Zoom H4N recorder. Shot with a Canon T4i and I promise next time I do a demo I'll use better lighting!