Oh - we are going to bust out the 40's for FHF #40 with none other than scary-crazy-technical-monsters-of-tone robstafarian. I will be enjoying a 40 during the show - you are welcome to join me yo...!

What doesn't Rob know about amps is more like it - I challenge you to stump him! A tone thrillseeker, a coder, an FHF admin and pure source of information and humor on the Stickist - Rob is going to seriously light it up on everything you need to know about your current amp or any amps you might be considering for your Chapman Stick.

Same bat time, same bat channel - Friday, January 2 at 12pm PST. Please reply to this thread to be included on the invite. We'll post a link as soon as it's available - hope to catch you then!

This will be about to tube guitar amps primarily: modeling will be mentioned toward the end by way of explaining its exclusion. I should also mention that this will not go as deeply into technical details as I could, since it is more important to ensure that we all have a common foundation for any future discussions. Therefore, the "Stump Rob" game might be better suited for another time.

Gene, please change the thread title to...

A Song of Iron and Wire

It is so. I can't farq'n wait!

Hey Gene, I'd love to sit in for a bit on this one!

You going to drink a 40 with me Josh?

A quick reminder, we will be starting this up in about 20 minutes!

Here is the link, copied from my Hangout window:

https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/hoaevent/AP36tYc8GwNBzxWUcjCyqgTTWscmbIxdykuVpQ0agVfhbIc1w3NF_Q

The hangout was set to private, so here is an embed to ensure that you find your way to its newly public location:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj-aShXGsqs[/youtube]

Thanks to everyone who participated and everyone who has watched; you have my sincerest apologies for the ear beating.

Hey, you pick a technical topic, you'd better expect some technical talk!
This is well worth a watch, folks. I came out of it knowing FAR more than when I went in, and a lot of things I've experienced make sense to me now - more so than I ever thought.
Well done, Rob.

Thanks, Luc. You now know why my roommate coined the phrase "getting Rob'd."