Here’s two quick videos regarding the BOCK Microphones you find on eBay Australia. These are great mics, designed to pretty much the same specifications as the Shure Microphones.
The BOCK BK-5.8 Microphone
The BOCK BK-5.8a Microphone
Jan 17
Is YouTube keeping it fair for everyone on the Partner Program?
Here’s a quick Audio Blog of my Partner experience using YouTube in comparison with other channels.
This video is hosted by Blip.TV 
I am still using YouTube, but I feel like it’s sometimes all my effort making videos, music and content is going to waste on there with the way their Partner program has been working for me lately.
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Jan 05
Landgraff Dynamic Overdrive Pedal
Here we have Ric using the Landgraff Dynamic Overdrive Pedal with a VOX AC-15 and a Victoria Regal Amplifier.
Video #1 - Landgraff Dynamic Overdrive Pedal with a VOX AC-15
Video #2 - Landgraff Dynamic Overdrive Pedal with a Victoria Regal Amplifier
I think it really sings through the VOX and it really seems to suit the guitar and amplifier to my ear more than the Regal amp (just in this case)
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Jan 05
Biyang X-Drive OD-8 Overdrive Pedal
The Biyang X-Drive OD-8 Overdrive Pedal is really something special! For the price, the quality is really, really amazing! It’s been my personal favorite overdrive pedal since I’ve been buying pedals. This video explains more about it and how you can change out the circuits on the inside. It’s a much better pedal than a typical Ibanez Tubescreamer, it’s more versatile and has many more options for tonal varieties. As I said, for the price it’s amazing!
I purchased this from eBay Australia and have nothing but good things to say about it. It’s pretty much the same pedal as the Baby BOOM pedal you will also see on ebay except the build quality of this one is much nicer and it’s been very reliable for me for over a year now.
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Jan 05
Maton Acoustic Guitar EM-325C
Here’s a video review of a Maton EM-325C – This is an Australian made guitar and is considered one of Australia’s finest guitar manufactures. They feature a really nice acoustic pickup system called an AP-5 which really sounds great plugged into any good PA system. It can sound a little boxy recording directly from the Pickup, I am always more inclined to mic this guitar up when recording.
The 325 Series features the strength and clarity of Queensland Walnut back and sides. It’s solid construction and superb performance, combined with the AP5 pickup system, make it the natural choice for the working musician.
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Jan 04
BBE Boosta Grande Pedal
Here’s my play test demo and review of the BBE Boosta Grande Pedal. This Boosta Grande pedal has been a fixture on my pedal board over the last two years and I really dig how simple and effective this unit is to use.
Boosta Grande – Video Demo #1
Boosta Grande – Video Demo #2
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Jan 04
BOSS DD-7 Digital Delay Pedal
Here’s my in depth play test video demo of the BOSS DD-7 Digital Delay Pedal.
The Next Step in Compact Delay
Even with the best-selling delays in compact-pedal history, BOSS continues to push the envelope and innovate. The new DD-7 takes the best features from its predecessors and expands the creative potential with Modulation Delay mode, classic modeled Analog Delay mode, External pedal control options, longer delay time, and more.
- Expanded delay time, up to 6.4 seconds
- Modulation Delay mode offers natural, chorus-type sounds
- Analog Delay mode models the classic warm BOSS DM-2 analog delay sound
- Tap tempo controllable via external footswitch
- Delay time, feedback, and effect level can be controlled via external Expression pedal (sold separately)
- Up to 40 seconds of recording for sound on sound (Hold mode)
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Jan 04
CNB Pedal Board / Pedal Case
Here’s my opinion on the Pedal Board by CNB. These are a hard case design to carry your pedals and they come in various sizes. I happen to own these two and here’s my honest review of this product.
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Jan 03
G&L ASAT Classic Telecaster vs Fender Telecaster
Here we have the Fender 52 Reissue Telecaster and the G&L ASAT Classic.
G&L Guitars were pretty much an unknown for me up until about a year ago, I don’t see too many people playing them which is a shame because they are sooo nice! If you get a chance to play one, do it. The Fender 52 Telecaster has been my favorite guitar since I picked it up but the G&L is simply an amazing guitar which I’m starting to enjoy more and more.
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Jan 03
BOSS RC-30 Loop Station Pedal
Here’s a few videos I made explaining the BOSS RC-30 Loop Station Pedal as well as some video demos of the unit.
The BOSS RC-30 is a great pedal, I picked this up when I was in San Francisco, CA a few months ago.
This video below gives you an overview of the unit and what you get in the box
BOSS RC-30 Loop Station Video #1 (Acoustic & Bass)
BOSS RC-30 Loop Station Video #2 (Electric Guitar, BOSS DD-7, VOX AC-15)
The technical Specifications of this unit are as follows:
Twin Stereo Tracks, Built-In Effects, & Pro I/O
BOSS celebrates the 10th anniversary of the LoopStation with an exciting new lineup of RC-series loopers! First out of the gate is the RC-30, a Twin Pedal multitrack looper with two synchronized stereo tracks and built-in loop effects. Plug in your instrument of choice, or even a microphone; an XLR input is provided, complete with phantom power. Record for up to three hours direct to internal memory, adding effects as you go. The USB 2.0 port lets you save your loops externally, and import/export WAV files.
- Twin Pedal multitrack looper with true stereo I/O
- Two synchronized stereo tracks with dedicated volume faders and track-select buttons
- Massive internal memory with up to three hours of stereo recording time
- 99 onboard memory phrases for storing loops
- Built-in effects for processing loops
- Multiple inputs: 1/4″ A and B input jacks, stereo 1/8″ mini AUX input jack, XLR input jack with phantom power
- USB 2.0 port allows you to connect to a PC and import/export WAV audio
- Rhythm guide with real drums
- Runs on batteries or optional AC power supply
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