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I have a nice Squier Standard Strat and a Mustang GT40 amp I like. I like the modeling and get to play with all sorts of tones and settings to learn more.
I am an advanced beginning guitarist - can play along with some of my favorite songs and have a good time, still working on technique and being able to kind of play solo. Hobby guitarist - not wanting to gig anytime soon but maybe hit some jam sessions!
With a modeling amp, I’ve neglected the pedal route, but am curious about getting in that realm at some point. Should I wait to get a regular tube amp (thinking the Fender Blues Jr is on my shortlist) before going into pedals, or are they worth playing with even with a modeling amp? In any case, recommendations for first ones?
Right now, my only pedal is a Boss RC-3 looper which I love.
Style - blues, pop. Usually play cleaner tones.
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I am an advanced beginning guitarist - can play along with some of my favorite songs and have a good time, still working on technique and being able to kind of play solo. Hobby guitarist - not wanting to gig anytime soon but maybe hit some jam sessions!
With a modeling amp, I’ve neglected the pedal route, but am curious about getting in that realm at some point. Should I wait to get a regular tube amp (thinking the Fender Blues Jr is on my shortlist) before going into pedals, or are they worth playing with even with a modeling amp? In any case, recommendations for first ones?
Right now, my only pedal is a Boss RC-3 looper which I love.
Style - blues, pop. Usually play cleaner tones.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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