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So what does 7 of 9 mean?
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floodcitybrass wrote:So what does 7 of 9 mean?
If you really must know my 7of9 comes from a character portrayed by Jeri Ryan. Now when I say my7of9 it is because my wife looks remarkably like Jeri Ryan. Especially in a bikini. So if you are not familiar with Jeri Ryan then I suggest you Google and then all should become clear!
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my7of9 wrote:
floodcitybrass wrote:So what does 7 of 9 mean?
If you really must know my 7of9 comes from a character portrayed by Jeri Ryan. Now when I say my7of9 it is because my wife looks remarkably like Jeri Ryan. Especially in a bikini. So if you are not familiar with Jeri Ryan then I suggest you Google and then all should become clear!
Shit,if your wife looks like that,just put her image on the pedals and the boxes and I guarantee you'll sell a pile of them!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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onegunguitar wrote:
my7of9 wrote:
floodcitybrass wrote:So what does 7 of 9 mean?
If you really must know my 7of9 comes from a character portrayed by Jeri Ryan. Now when I say my7of9 it is because my wife looks remarkably like Jeri Ryan. Especially in a bikini. So if you are not familiar with Jeri Ryan then I suggest you Google and then all should become clear!
Shit,if your wife looks like that,just put her image on the pedals and the boxes and I guarantee you'll sell a pile of them!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Well beauty is in the eye of the beholder but lets just say that the last guy who was over here (Jeff S.) takes a gander an looks at me and says "Holy Shit is that your wife?" :shock: I said " Well she isn't my maid!" :lol:
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We need a hot wife thread.
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Jason,

I appreciate the endorsement and Thank You for supporting me!
It is great people like you that make it all worth while!
Thank You for taking a chance and just plugging in!
I am extremely pleased you are getting so much use and enjoyment out of my pedal! :D

Best Wishes,

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So....i just got my project strat back from Barry. :D As always, awesome job. Pickups sound great, its wired perfect ... and to make it even better .... its a strat (lol). :wink:

It turned out freakin awesome ... if ya wanna check out some pics, go to www.myspace.com/kjvsoldier716 and go to the strat project album and you can see all the before and after pics. Also, big thanks to Dick Kos for giving me what i need to get this project started!

On another note, Barry showed me this new pedal hes working on. Its gonna be a monster! and i cant wait to get my hands on one!

Thanks again!

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Barry just hooked me up with an awesome repair job. Actually, a buddy of mine needed his Dimebag Wah fixed and I offered to take to Barry. My buddy says it sounds like the day he bought it, 6 years ago. When you factor in playing in bars almost every other weekend, that's a lot of abuse for a wah to withstand. I've heard it and it does sound AMAZING compared to where it was the week before.

Just wanted to let everybody know go to Barry for repairs. I'll vouch for his work. For a local alternative to shipping your pedal or guitar back to a manufacturer or dealer, you absolutely can't beat his work.

And thanks for the pedal, Barry. I'll be back around with more money for more toys.

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heres the strat barry put all together for me. my first project, im pretty excited. i did the body work and barry did all the technical stuff!

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looks good kayla!
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Post by Colton »

kayla, are those vintage sized pickup covers or new style? i cant find vintage sized to save my life, musicians feind (not misspelled) sent me the damn new ones, i sent them back, sent me new ones again, and i said screw it.

if theyre old style, where the hell you get'm?


Barry, you do delay pedals?
Laugh if you want to, really is kinda funny, 'cause the world is a car and you're the crash test dummy.
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colton,
theres actually no pickup covers on those, couldnt get the right size to line up....so its just straight pickups ha. its a lil noisy but oh well. heres a link to some on ebay, i dont know if they are right?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Fender-Vintage-Nois ... 518d9f63f2

barry might be able to find covers for ya, i was in a hurry to get the guitar back and didnt bother a lot of searchin for the pick up covers. and i know he has a delay pedal.

- kayla.
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Kayla,

Love the colour. Very cool.
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VENTGtr wrote:Kayla,

Love the colour. Very cool.
thank ya, the pics dont do it justice so im told. its got a metallic flake in the orange paint that makes it stick out ... cant really see it in the pic.

felix checked it out - and said, you painted this? maybe i will get ya to put a coat on my guitar and then he chuckled. lol. :lol:

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Here is the Bardel Pedal that I picked up yesterday. Barry has been working on this thing for a couple weeks and now it is in my hands.

It is a 3 channel pedal featuring:
1) Overdrive - The first channel is an overdrive. I use it is as a medium/low gain overdrive. It is similar ;) to the mad professor honey bee sound.
2) Fuzz - The fuzz is a classic sounding fuzz with Barry's signature tonal touches on it.
3) Stage 3 - The stage 3 is well..... a stage 3. It can be used by itself of in combination with one of the two channels. I used it for the first time last night and it is very nice on the clean sound as well. It allows you to cut through the mix while playing clean.


I hope to have a full review on youtube in the near future. I need to work with the pedal for a while first. I really only played with the stage 3 so far.

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I am so glad you are enjoying it! I am working on an 80's version right now.
Here is another pic which better shows of the Sparkle Paint Job.
Let me know what you think people.

Here is my Youtube Demo for my new Bardel Pedals - Super Drive 70's
The demo was recorded with just a basic Camcorder so there are some audio artifacts due to the limitations of the device (please excuse). There are no enhancements or compressors or anything else period! Nothing fancy here folks so just Crank and enjoy!

Youtube Demo Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS9A9w922zE

Thanks as always!!

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Just finished up a pickup change and intonation job for DogAlpha.
Here are the before and after pics!

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Thanks Doug!

It was a pleasure doing business with you!
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Thanks B. The Custom Shop Texas Specials sound Awesome.

I'll be checking in with you later on the Super Drive - 70.

The Stage 3 rocked but if I'm gonna get one I think I want the Fuzz and Drive also since it is in that box.

Thanks for the free set-up action plays nice and low now.

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Received my new Bardel Super Drive 70's pedal and it is totally awesome! The simplicity and tones are excellent. Not only does it produce that true 60's and 70's sound, but also, sounds just as good with today's sounds as well. Currently, playing thru a Marshall Head, using only the clean channel and a Gibson SG, it's totally amazing. The best part is, I haven't even began to discover all the tones this pedal can produce, I was totally satisfied with it right out of the box. Anyone who wants to dramatically improve their sound, should definetly check this pedal out. It very well may be the last pedal they ever need. Excellent job and super Service. Thanks Barry Terry :D :D :D
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Thanks so much for the wonderful praise!

It absolutely makes it all worth while when I hear someone thoroughly enjoying one of my pedals!

I am looking forward to building you that Custom "all in one" Modulation pedal we have been discussing!

I am still working on my Super Drive 80's version but I am closing in on it! Soon!!

Also I just completed my Bardel Bass Driver and it kicks ass! :D
This is not a Sans Amp folks! I am just waiting for my buddy Bill to come over and give it the final thumbs up but this is exactly what I was aiming for!

Super Drive 70's. at eBay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :MESELX:IT

Although if you wish to buy one just PM me and I will pass the savings of buying it direct instead on to you! Which is a $20 bill BTW!

Thanks so much as always!

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Once again, Barry comes through on another repair for me. Fixed my 1994 version 7a, I believe (the green one), Big Muff. It was making an aweful sound, now it's good to go. Also had Barry install a power jack. All this in hopes of getting back out there in a band soon(hint, hint).

While I was picking it up, we talked about the possibility of a Bass Stage 3 Booster and his Bass Driver in one housing akin to the Super Drive 70's he did.

By the way, I don't think the pics of his pedals do them justice. They look and sound that good.


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CMOR wrote:Once again, Barry comes through on another repair for me. Fixed my 1994 version 7a, I believe (the green one), Big Muff. It was making an aweful sound, now it's good to go. Also had Barry install a power jack. All this in hopes of getting back out there in a band soon(hint, hint).

While I was picking it up, we talked about the possibility of a Bass Stage 3 Booster and his Bass Driver in one housing akin to the Super Drive 70's he did.

By the way, I don't think the pics of his pedals do them justice. They look and sound that good.


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I am glad to be of service to you. I fix pedals all the time and love to do it.
I look forward to fitting you with one of my Stage 3 Booster and Bass Driver combos!
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I hooked up with my first Bardel pedal this weekend. It's a one-off of a version of the Z Vex Ooh Wah. It's a little different than the Ooh Wah in that the individual wah sounds that the Ooh Wah can run together into one sound when they're all set the same while the Z Vex pedal really isolates the individual knobs. This actually opens up some possibilities since I do tend to use some of my pedals simply for wreaking sonic havoc. I'm going to experiment more with this one, but I am currently planning on running it in the effects loop of a modulated delay pedal that I had another friend build me. hahaha...

Now I'm just waiting on my next Bardel pedal to fill my fuzz needs.

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PM me sometime... I have a pedal build that I am interested in



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Just got my third Bardel 3days ago ,and I got to say I'm impressed.True by-pass top of the line hand wird,hand etched board,the list goes on and on.The best part is it makes any Clean amp I have sound like a snarling sustain laden Monster.
And Barry COMPLETELY Stands by his work,with a warrenty against problems.
If you need any type of pedal ,see Barry First!
Tell him Ronny from Half Tempted sent you.Or come over to my place and I'll demo one for you.
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