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Showing posts with label guitar effects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guitar effects. Show all posts
Sunday, April 12, 2015
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Saturday, October 25, 2014
Monday, July 7, 2014
New Guitar Effects Pedal Board by Pim Zond July 2014
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New Guitar Effects Pedal Board by Pim Zond July 2014
Built into suitcase which will also soon house micro video projector, stereo speakers, and micro amp. PortaPim(tm) designed by Pim Zond. (c) 2014more from Pim Zond....
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Sunday, June 22, 2014
Jungle Love by the Steve Miller Band... just cause it's that good!
Jungle Love by the Steve Miller Band
Friday, April 4, 2014
Metropolis Electronic Guitar - Pim ZOnd FAve Electric
Metropolis Electronic Guitar - Pim ZOnd FAve
Here are a few photos of my "Metropolis" guitar. I gave it that name because the original Fritz Lang silent sci-fi film from Germany is one of my favourites.
Especially the robot Maria.
The guitar is an old Quest guitar from the 80's that I haven't been able to find parts for. I added a Seymour Duncan pickup, and put the original pick-up into my Silver Bat travel guitar, which you can see in my MUSIC video called "Modo", plus I added 3 additional strings to that guitar after I hammered a vampire stake into the sound hole. You can see that in yet another music video ... Vampire wooden stake and hammer ... from the video "Modo", part of the as yet unreleased album "Live at the Parish of St. Charles".
With this guitar though, I do most of my tweaking and hot-rodding, as I have to regularly clean the joystick control anyway, or it'll get gummed up, so I use it as a "test bed?". Plus I built and installed an electric slide which you'll hear on my new album project "Ethical Treatment of Machines" out in December.
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