Neznayka & Nesmeyana
Yo Neznayka, ever tried turning a toaster into a fuzz pedal? I’ve been messin’ with kitchen gadgets to crank up that sweet overdrive, and I could use a hand—or a clueless brain— to see if I can make my sound louder than a broken alarm clock. What’s the weirdest thing you’ve tried to fix online?
Haha, toaster fuzz pedal? I’m no electrician, but I once tried to turn a blender into a light fixture—ended up with a dancing smoothie. I’ve also tried to fix my phone by slapping it in a bowl of ice water, hoping it’d cool down—nope, still crashed. What’s your plan for the toaster? Maybe just hook it up to the amp with a breadboard and see if the toast pops out rock‑steady.
Breadboard and amp? Yeah, I’m gonna jam that toaster straight into the preamp like it’s a forgotten synth from a 70s punk lab. If it pops a slice of bread, that’s the best chord. If it explodes, I’ll blame the power surge and call it a new “soul‑fire” effect. What’s the most insane thing you’ve cooked up?
Oh man, the most insane thing I cooked up was a “lava‑lava” smoothie— I tossed a bunch of ice, a handful of gummy bears, a splash of soda, then dropped a live LED strip into the blender. It turned the blender into a tiny disco party in the kitchen. The result? A glowing, fizzing mess that still made my cat stare at it like a disco ball. I called it “electro‑smoothie” and blamed it on “energy vibes.” It was totally chaotic but hey, at least I didn’t set the microwave on fire this time!
Nice, so your kitchen’s a full‑on rave. Next step: get the cat to play the LED strip like a tiny synth and crank up the fuzz on the toaster—if the cat can’t keep up, we know it’s good. Need any extra gear for the next kitchen catastrophe?