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A man and a professionally constructed sock puppet build guitar pedals, recording gear and amplifiers together. We show you what it sounds like, how to use it and how you can build your own. The goal is to show you things that actually help you make and produce music instead of collecting the newest consumer trash. Why pay absurd prices for poorly constructed, over hyped junk when you can build the best yourself?
Secret Sauce Mics: Oktava MD-200
This episode we're buying cheap vintage mics and modding them to work with modern studio gear. First up is the Oktava MD-200 dynamic microphone. Originally for reel to reels and tape records in the 70s, this mic has a nice level of grit making it perfect for spoken word, vocals or backing vocals!
0:00 - Intro
1:37 - Singing Example (Pickles for Brains - Free Download - soundcloud.com/shoe-tique/pickles-for-brains)
2:21 - Mic Overview
2:45 - Original instruction Manual (Available on Instagram: shoetiquemusic)
3:06 - Spoken Word Example
3:44 - Conversion Overview
3:59 - Conversion - Save the DIN
4:21 - Conversion Wire Prep
4:45 - Finished Connector
4:56 - Final Thoughts
5:25 - Dedicated to Thayer Harris
0:00 - Intro
1:37 - Singing Example (Pickles for Brains - Free Download - soundcloud.com/shoe-tique/pickles-for-brains)
2:21 - Mic Overview
2:45 - Original instruction Manual (Available on Instagram: shoetiquemusic)
3:06 - Spoken Word Example
3:44 - Conversion Overview
3:59 - Conversion - Save the DIN
4:21 - Conversion Wire Prep
4:45 - Finished Connector
4:56 - Final Thoughts
5:25 - Dedicated to Thayer Harris
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DIY Sontec Mastering EQ: Don Classics 500 Series 250EQ
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How to Build Noise Free Guitar Cables
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Building a Fender Spring Reverb - DIY 6G15
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@strymon Dig V2 MIDI Bugs: What's Broken + Sound Examples
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The Strymon Dig v2 is a frustrating and buggy mess. I'll walk you through the bugs so that you don't waste hours of your life like I did. This video also has two fully arranged sound examples to give you a better idea of where this might fit into your work flow. The unit offers up some really nice digital delay sounds that make you feel like you're back in the 80's but overall it feels like a o...
Ceriatone British Style 18 Watt - DIY Marshall 1958
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The Ceriatone British Style 18 Watt is the amp I use for practice, recording and live shows. This all tube amp ranges from clean on the edge of break up to thick and heavy overdrive. The amp has a Tremolo channel and a Normal Channel. I have a Celestion Greenback in mine but you can pick whatever combination of speakers makes your heart sing! This DIY amp is based on the legendary Marshalls of ...
CAPI VP28 - DIY API 500 Series Mic Preamp
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It's the CAPI VP28! The most affordable way to get the magic of an API console into the comfort of your home studio. This DIY 500 series unit works great on guitars, drums, vocals and bass! The unit offers controls for both the preamp and channel fader. In this video we check out the controls, listen to how it sounds on different sources and take a close look at the build. You'll want to pick u...
Hairball Audio FET Revision A - DIY 1176 Compressor
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A professionally built sock puppet and I take a look at the Hairball Audio FET/RACK Revision A. The FET/RACK is a beautiful looking and delightful sounding DIY version of the famous UREI 1176 Rev A compressor. This comp is fast as hell, sounds great on a wide variety of sources and adds some really fun grit. We're doing it all in this video. We cover the different 1176 revisions, learn how to u...
@empresseffects ParaEq MkII Deluxe - EQ Overview and Sound Samples
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Universal Audio 2LA2
Anybody know about Universal Audio’s version of this already? Built almost 2 decades ago. It’s called the UNIVERSAL AUDIO 2LA2
thanks!
do you have an estimate of the cost per unit? thanx
Roughly $475 per channel. That number doesn't include shipping which could vary wildly depending on when you live.
The Marshall 18-watt is the stuff of legends-pure tube power at its finest. After all my research, I decided to pick up a Sound City Studio 20 since it’s said to be pretty similar. I’ve got a video up on my channel if you’re interested! The cleans are solid, but it’s the overdrive that really takes it to another level. Let me know what you think!
Great video, very practical like that a lot. For me it's quite simple, for live use my EQ pedal is my solo boost and in the studio a tool for sculpting tone or any other use mentioned in this video. No need for presets that way
Hey Paco! That sounds like a sensible approach. I think the clean boost aspect of this pedal is the most useful one.
is there just one i can buy that is good like this
Gotham sells custom cables on their website but they’re crazy expensive! If you’re not into the DIY aspect try searching for Gotham guitar cables. There are a few different options out there.
What do you think about the skulptor ts500?
I like them! They impart a really nice vibe on drums or mix buses. That said I do wish the unit was as a stereo one. I very rarely use a single mono unit. You have to mess around with the drive and output controls a bit to get them synced up.
Congratulations you have uncovered a huge Big Gear conspiracy. Strymon will be send a hit squad immediately!
Hi Tom! There is currently a black van in my driveway. I will keep you posted.
Hi mate, is the Starfinder speaker punchy and bright ? Thanks man,cool build.
I’d say it’s punchy but not too bright. Overall it’s a well rounded speaker with a ton of oomph!
I dislike graphic EQs but love parametric EQs. They come in handy when playing in different rooms to work out any sonic issues by pinpointing the exact frequency that needs adjusting. I just ordered this pedal to see if it beats my current parametric eq pedal.
Let me know what you think Man Cave! Thanks for checking out the vid!
sales marketing gone wrong can i sell you some streaming revenue
Only if it’s free programmer!
there always seems to be A holes on youtbe... why bother mentioning them... just forget them... they want your attention... losers... just do your thing... build the amp... now build a black face deluxe reverb... !
I own a fender black face reverb reissue but I’ve been tempted to gut it and put my own circuit in there! This might be the encouragement I needed!
Tight as Truck with a leather fender. Bold as big old bells screamin straight from heaven.
Strong praise Art Spirt! I appreciate it!
This is the second video of yours I've seen! Thanks for the no-nonsense approach.
Hell ya Flip! I’ve got plenty more on my channel. Check ‘em out!
Excellent video, no waste, no fuss. The distorted rhythm chords sound excellent, but are not THAT distorted, and WHERE is the GUITAR SOLOING tone(s), the LEAD tone??
Thanks Flip! I’m a rhythm guy through and through. I’ll have to practice my lead work and make a follow up!
Can I just purchase yours 😊
Sorry Ernie, no can do! Too much blood and sweat into this one!
@@shoetiquemusic I had to try 🤷♂️
Hi great vid. Total cost for the build?
This one cost me roughly $2,000 USD with all the upgrades!
@@shoetiquemusic not bad for a double!
Slammin' Jammin' Look out, my boys hittin it hard again knockin it outta tha park. :D
Sometimes I go so hard I throw up and have to see a doctor.
Keep Jammin' dude. You do it right. I had the hardest time finding a mic that dips around 3.2k range. My voice likes a good dip there. Looks like this one does. So I ordered a couple. Thanks for the tip friend!
That's what I like to hear Art Spirit! Let me know what you think about them!
@@shoetiquemusic Will do....when I get em in a month or so. Would you have any recommendations on a good solid dynamic mic that would have a similar frequency response? I got a sm7b which is nice and flat but its so bulky for traveling. I cant seem to find a simple dynamic mic that's smooth/flat with a dip around 3k. any ideas.... :O🤓
WTF?...Greatest opening line ever...I'm in!
Hands where I can see 'em soakedp90s!
Nice piece of gear you got there and nice 'write up' on the details.
Thanks Leg3ndary!
Great video. Not my particular preference to doing a DIY though. I'm much more into the idea of an actual, complete kit, rather than a circuit board and BOM; where you need to go on a scavenger hunt and chase down all the other components yourself - pretty much every build I've tried that way turned out to be an old maid - so I just won't do them anymore. Aside from CAPI, AML and Hairball there just aren't that many people offering kits like that anymore. Seems to me that Group DIY was a much more interesting place about 10 to 15 years ago; things there really atrophied about 10 years ago in the mid-teens. I really miss the Analog Allstars 500 series Pultec clone: one of my favorite all time builds ever; it's a wonderful walk through Wima's product line! Unfortunately there just isn't much of interest on the White Market page anymore (it used to be multiple pages). Most of the people there selling kits over the years either went on to sell assembled gear only like Serpent Audio, or quit the business altogether. It's a real shame - I think most of the best analog gear I own was built from kits, not purchased retail.
Hey Jimmy! Thanks for checking out the video. I agree that the options for fully assembled kits can be limiting - especially for full size rack gear. In addition to what you mentioned above, kits are also offered by Sound Skulptor, DIY Recording Equipment and Yann Lu Audio. You should check those out! Don Classics offers kits that are 'near complete' - they provide a link to a Mouser cart which contains the necessary parts. I think kit making is super time consuming and I imagine that the profit margin is razor thin. Having put together several non kit builds I can see how much of a pain it is to gather all the parts in one place!
Great video man
Glad you like it Antonio! I hope you build your own!!
Oktava always great!
This is my first and only Oktava! What’s your favorite?
Thumb up! That is my modified diagram you shared in your video, thanks for the shoutout. I made one of these (with tubeswells guidance a long time ago)
Hell ya Jonathan! I appreciate you taking the time to put the diagram out there. Glad you stumbled upon the video! What have you been building lately?
@@shoetiquemusic I haven't built anything in a while. But I have a pile of stuff that keeps breaking, so that keeps me busy with the soldering iron.
great video, was not aware of this kit..
Appreciate it Justin! Don Classics has a few other kits that look interesting including a 1176 and neve I might check out down the line.
Instant top 5 content creator with the intro
The sock plans on starting an OnlyFans.
Awesome video thanks !
Thanks Dark Trap! It’s a great build - you should take a crack at it!
"...around 370 volts..." me: 💀☠ LOLOL...
You can do it bassface! Watch a couple videos about tube amp safety, practice your solder skills on guitar pedals and you’ll be there in no time!!
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Hey guys I need to upgreat my Stam LA2A, which IN/OUT tranformers should I buy?
Hi Sasho! What don’t you like about the transformers? If you’re looking for a drop in replacement I would recommend taking some pictures of each transformer and starting a thread at realgearonline or groupdiy. Let me know once you post and I’ll take a look!
Can you use a TS cable with this preamp? I assumed you needed a TRS cable. Did i miss something here?
Good eye Jadedsean! I plugged the TS cable into a radial JDI which then connects to the CAPI VP28 via XLR.
This would be my favorite channel if I cared about building or modding gear. Also that was a cool ending.
Appreciate that Shawn! If you decide to start I'm here to answer any questions you have!
I love how most of the complaints are literally just you using the pedal wrong or being upset at things that are standard on every Strymon pedal lol. Someone's cranky.
This is why your life is already over, stalker. Enjoy prison.
Great video; I would love to put together something like this, but I have no idea how! Do you have any recommendations for some starter projects for someone with absolutely no experience with making audio gear?
Hell ya Zach! If you're looking for a place to hone your soldering skills I would start with a guitar pedal. Aion Fx has some nice kits that are well documented and won't break the bank. Once you can get through a couple pedals you could try something more advanced like a 500 series unit from Sound Skulptor. Alternatively you could try a nice FET compressor from Hairball Audio. These projects provide nice build guides and take away a lot of the guess work. Then, when you're feeling bold you could try tackling something like the DLA-2A! Let me know if you need help deciding on a starter soldering iron or any other basic info. I'm always happy to help get someone into the hobby!
Thank you! Very informative video. I built two Hairball Audio FET/Rack Revision A's over the past year and share your sense of enthusiasm and accomplishment. It helped me push my DIY skills to a new level and the owner, Mike Mabie, was super helpful when I needed some help with troubleshooting some minor issues I encountered during the build.
Glad you like the vid Matthew! If you didn't I would have to send you a strongly worded letter. Now that you've got this one under your belt you're ready for an even more complicated build! What are you thinking about for your next one? Mike over at hairball is great. I'm tempted to build another FET compressor. I think I'll go for the REV D on the next go around.
@@shoetiquemusic I'm thinking about a REV D as well or maybe the REV F, possible with orange drop capacitors.
Great review. Also waiting for Nixie Beta support for the DIG V2. Nixie does update the firmware which is good. I have a MAX patch that currently works bidirectionally with the DIG, but doesn't save patches. I'd suggest doing a SYSEX dump of the patches in your favorite DAW until Nixie Beta supports it. About to save 4-5 patches for live use with a MIDI Footswitch. for plugin delays, look at the PSP 42, which is 12-bit and "warmer" than stock delays.
Thanks Ned! Strymon seems to be getting their act together slowly but surely. Thanks for bringing the SYSEX option to my attention - I wasn't familiar with this one! The PSP 42 looks interesting, I'll have to give the trail a go at some point. I've been spending some time with Fab Filter Pro R 2. Here's a track I did with that one: soundcloud.com/shoe-tique/nesting-doll
@@shoetiquemusic sounds great! I'm also fond of the SoundToys plugins for regular echo or sound mangling. I'll keep working on the MAX patch, as IIRC there is an option to then create a standalone version of a MAX patch that can be shared for people to use without MAX. I just need more hours in the weekend.
I really like your videos.
Thanks Jeff - I'll keep 'em coming! Next up will be a Trinity OSD!
Nice build dude! I'm building one of these atm. I'm just waiting on my custom case to come through so I can finish off wiring it up. Pretty much everything else is in place! I have a couple of question (as I can't get onto the GDIY forums, as my account keeps getting banned every time I sign up as they require you to pay to join, or they IP ban you within 24 hours for good!). Firstly What is that funky high tech looking ground connector you have connecting the PCB channel ground to chassis ground star wire? I want that, it looks super bomber! xD Secondly, with the pots, or in your case the stepped switches, are you using 3 core sheilded wire, and if so, are you tieing the sheild into the the grounded pin of the pot at the board side? If not, how do you have it set up? I would experiment with the grounding, but I'm running low on moplex pins, and will only have 8 left if I change out the pot wires, and I still may want make other alterations down the line. Thanks dude.
Hey Dafty Boy! Regarding the PCB ground: Are you talking about this item? www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/keystone-electronics/4907/255324 It's called a quick disconnect. I used three of these total. There is another next to each relay. It legit took me a half hour to figure out what I had put there - too many receipts for this project! For the the gain and peak reduction wiring I actually used some left over microphone cable (2 core shielded). Not sure if this is the best approach but the noise floor on my unit is very low. The shield is connected to the slot for ground in the pcb side molex connector. The bottom of this document shows how to wire the pots: cdn.imagearchive.com/groupdiy/internal_data/attachments/2/2755-6fbb80788a67cf70e2cd1ec50ecc6cbe.data?response-expires=Mon%2C%2022%20Apr%202024%2012%3A18%3A52%20GMT&response-content-type=application%2Fpdf&X-Amz-Content-Sha256=UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Credential=I3UPHPWOPY63ZMOGLZFM%2F20240415%2Fnyc3%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Date=20240415T121852Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Expires=604800&X-Amz-Signature=74fa380f41db637cb1b4e5ecebf1ed76f8839002df4812a3d28a0e032b6972ae GDIY has made some changes that have had a negative impact on registration, access to the white market and usability. You could try using the contact page - hopefully someone will reach back out to you and help sort things out! If that doesn't work realgearonline.com is a great alternative. Happy to answer more questions or clarify if anything above isn't clear! Let me know once you get it up and running!
@@shoetiquemusic Thanks a bunch dude, I think I have that grond wirering diagram I just wasn't sure if I could get away using the sheilding (which is how I also have it set up atm too). Glad I can just leave it as is. And yes that quick disconnect bit is exactly what I was after! It really makes that groun connection look super clean. I tried contacting gdiy with a second account, but they banned the account i used to contact them within the hour from me signing up and sending a help reqest. I've given up trying now as I have to open a vpn to even try and sign up as it's an IP ban, not just an accout ban! Thanks for the time and help! Volker is already probably sick of me, so I try not to ask him if I can help it and figure it out on my own haha.
Woah, i didn't know they came out with this eq, that's sick! Also, praise be to the algorithm for allowing me to find you, you're funny af
It's a solid EQ FaceMeltingSolos! Glad you're enjoying the vids! Share it with your therapist, priest or parole officer when you get a chance.
Great video Sir. What is the vibrato unit on your guitar? It looks like a 'serious bit of kit ' as we say in England!
Good eye Sharon Lee! It's a Sophia Trem - I really like it! I had this one installed while I apprenticed at Stonewall Pickups.
@@shoetiquemusic thanks
Instant subscribe after that intro
Thanks Dougley! Unfortunately people haven't been listening to my warning and I've been filing police reports left and right.
That’s a damn fine build! Sounds great, too. I’d love to see you build and demo the Muchle$$ lightning. Also, nice work on Chinese Eric. It kind of has an Yngwie Malmsteen meets Linda Ronstadt vibe, which I really dig.
Thanks Mike! Funny you say that - I've got a Dumble vid coming up but the next amp I plan on tackling was going to be a Matchless!
@@shoetiquemusic that is excellent. Looking forward to seeing and hearing both! Perhaps you can write a song about Hungarian Larry for one of those demos. That guy is a CHARACTER, I tell ya.
The RK-12 has little in common with a 'real' CK12 capsule. In fact it is an edge terminated K67 capsule. A CK12 is considerably more difficult to produce. The microphone body is identical to an Apex460, with a different headbasket.
Thanks for stopping by Ruud! I've heard that from a few other folks as well. Do you have any good resources I can read to learn more?
I’d love to build one of these. I use LUNA for my DAW and an 1176 rev a plugin on the unison slot so it’s there for tracking on the way in every time I do vocals. I suck at soldering (and mixing. And life…) but I’m gonna try and build a champ clone this year and work up to one of these and a CAPI mic pre. The experience of using outboard gear is so much better than plugins in my opinion.
I love being able to touch physical knobs and switches! It makes everything click a little better for me. If you're looking to get your soldering skills up to snuff try a guitar pedal kit from someplace like Aion Electronics. They have good build documentation and at that price point it will be a lower risk project. Let me know if you have any questions about whatever you decide to go with and I'll do my best to help out!
I may jump in to one of these. I have an API 3124MV with Scott Leiber Melcor style op amps and I am obsessed with it. Since my favorite sound already isn't stock API, may as well try a DIY build. Glad you said it's worth a try for someone new... I've never even soldered before so I am a little nervous. What tools should I have? Great videos as always.
Hi Carson! You'll be happy with this one! If you're looking for an even more simple (and lower cost) project to hone your soldering skills I would recommend trying a guitar pedal kit. Aion Electronics has some good stuff that is very well documented. Tools wise you need a good soldering iron. Something like this would be a good investment: Weller Digital Soldering Station - WE1010NA For solder get the leaded stuff: Kester 24-6337-0027 Solder Roll, Core Size 66, 63/37 Alloy A solder braid will help you undo any mistakes you might make: Lesnow solder wick braid with flux Let me know if you have any other questions! Happy to help with this or any other build adventure you go on!
@@shoetiquemusic thank you!
Very cool, man. I’m considering doing a build in the next few months. I love me a good champ amp and these don’t look too bad to build. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Mike! These are pretty straight forward builds with great documentation! You won't regret it!
Im sure someone has said this already but the 5e3 in stock form doesnt have a nfb which is the "more grit" part of a selectable nfb loop... So the thing you said is misleading, it sounds like youre saying more grit than stock when i believe what you mean is more grit than the settings that have the nfb in cct
Hi Mikka - that's a good clarification! The 5E3 does not have a negative feedback loop. Adding the NFB circuit/toggle allows you to toggle between more grit (stock configuration) and less grit (an added nfb circuit).
Thank you!
Thanks for checking it out Fernando!