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I'll take it.

I tried to find the schematic I used , but no luck. I put this together about six years ago. As you can see in the pictures,I had to use surface mount Jfets, because at the time I couldn't find the transistor sized ones. A real pain in the ass.

I built myself a 5 way splitter with jfets. Before that I would run a stereo out delay into two stereo out chorus pedals and then one side of one of the chorus pedals to a stereo out reverb pedal giving me three chorus outs and two reverb outs.

I think the DiMarzio is a Dualsound if it has a 4 wire lead. If not, a Super Distortion.

If at first you don't succeed...

They can sound truly massive live set up like Camstone mentioned. BCRGreg used to use one live all the time, and I don't know why he stopped. I have a Duotone practice amp at home that I fire up every once in a while just to knock the dust off of everything. Five thirty watt heads pushing 40 10" speakers for the electric side and a mixer with a 200w power amp driving the acoustic side through four 12" and two 15" with horns. Love it!!

All those guitars are homemade.

I have an 8 track minidisk recorder, a home stereo recorder player, and a car player, which I think I'm going to install in my van. I always thought they were good for a vehicle, since you didn't have to worry about scratching the disk.

Once again

One more try.

I'm not so sure that case will fit an early Phantom.

If you're looking for a cheap twin, try the Peavey Duel.

5 Marshall Artist 3203, 2 black , 3 red. 30w heads. 5 Marshall 1965A cabs, 2 black, 3 red. 4x10 5 Marshall 1965B cabs, 4 black, 1 red. 4x10 3 Marshall 1966B cabs, 1black, 2 red. 2x12 2 marshall 1965B cabs converted to 1x15 ported plus horn. Center row powered by a Carvin DCM1000 power amp, small Mackie 8ch mixer. $7500.00 For $.50 a mile, I will deliver and set it up for you.

St Patty's day is just around the corner.