Playing this one at the moment and loving it. Having the non-jumped channels would be pretty awesome as I find I personally prefer the treble channel on just about any NMV Marshall.
Yep, separate Treble and Normal channels please.
The treble channel on my 75 is quite something - havent wound it up just yet. The normal channel reminds me of my 2203 as a clean pedal platform. Not sure if mine is bright compared to many or what.
Workshy lout!! Get back to the amp guide!!!Oh oh @James Freeman , you did it, you drew Excalibur!
You have now been committed the sole responsibility of maintaining and updating the entire wiki for the next 10 years.
Toodaloo....
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I think it's important to preface quotes in the Wiki with a note showing they refer to a specific model, and maybe the firmware revision at the time. Without that it's difficult to tell what point on the continuum is being discussed causing confusion. Then, "outdated" isn't the issue, it's just part of the product development flow.
That was one of my goals when I was making updates and editing, along with trying to make the commentary flow a bit better, and to get rid of "click here" types of anchor text. Back when I was building and programming sites I kept these at hand and in mind:
- https://www.quut.com/berlin/ht/writing/text.html
- https://webaim.org/techniques/hypertext/link_text
- https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/noClickHere
- https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10-HTML-TECHS/#link-text
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I haven't, but that movie didn't make it more than 5 minutes before I switched to something else, so if it's a reference there's why.
There's a movie?
Elf on a shelf is a Christmas tradition for kids where the elf mysteriously changes locations throughout the house.
Click here for an example
"Click this!"Click here for an example
And every year now, there are more and sillier spoofs on it that start with "you've heard about..." and a poorly photoshopped picture of _ on a _ that sort-of rhymes with it.
Yes, he's definitely an asset. Also patient and not overbearing in his requests. Nice to have people like this in the community.This James Freeman / Fractal collab is really going to push the models to peak levels of perfection. One obsessive perfectionist meets another obsessive perfectionist = we all win.