Re: Pedal to help give my sound a little bit more.
No, no, no, no, no.
You are all coming at it from the wrong angle. The OP said that he/she wants a "little bit more", so y'all are recommending products that can do just that. A product that can do a little more, but come up short when it's time for a lotta more. Some of these suggestions are pricey solutions with limited applications. Right now the OP may want a little more cut or a boost, but what about in the future when they want more?
I offer up the DOD Boneshaker Distortion:
Don't let the name fool you. This little box which can be had for as little as $40 new is not only a distortion, but it can be used as a clean boost, an overdrive, a fuzz pedal, an underdrive, a 3-band sweepable EQ, and the "depth" knob can even turn almost any guitar amp into a passable bass amp.
And it's not just a swiss army knife, its excellent at every little thing that it does. When I first got it, I used it to add a bit more cut to the neck position of my ES-175, but most recently I used it for a 4th of July show so that I wouldn't have to bring more than one guitar. My MIM Tele could go from cleanish twang for the country songs to a convincing Les Paul distortion for the heavier rock songs.
No, no, no, no, no.
You are all coming at it from the wrong angle. The OP said that he/she wants a "little bit more", so y'all are recommending products that can do just that. A product that can do a little more, but come up short when it's time for a lotta more. Some of these suggestions are pricey solutions with limited applications. Right now the OP may want a little more cut or a boost, but what about in the future when they want more?
I offer up the DOD Boneshaker Distortion:
Don't let the name fool you. This little box which can be had for as little as $40 new is not only a distortion, but it can be used as a clean boost, an overdrive, a fuzz pedal, an underdrive, a 3-band sweepable EQ, and the "depth" knob can even turn almost any guitar amp into a passable bass amp.
And it's not just a swiss army knife, its excellent at every little thing that it does. When I first got it, I used it to add a bit more cut to the neck position of my ES-175, but most recently I used it for a 4th of July show so that I wouldn't have to bring more than one guitar. My MIM Tele could go from cleanish twang for the country songs to a convincing Les Paul distortion for the heavier rock songs.
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