Rand-O-Monium
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I believe you get a more dramatic effect post-dirt.
Yep, after acts like every graphic EQ you've ever used on a stereo, but before let's you change the character of the drive.
Great idea.One before to put a clean signal in, one after to shape the distortion.
That's a great point. I've used multiple EQ boxes to essentially give me several different channels on the same amp. I used to love experimenting to see what I could do to get the tones I heard in my head without spending a fortune.Boss has 7, MXR has 6 (or 10 if you go that route). Rhoads used the 10.
For that matter, one could have an array of EQ pedals, one for slamming the front, and the others for various specialized tailoring.
For even more fun, try an EQ as a dirt box. Punish the amp's input whilst tailoring the frequencies!
MXR 6-band is great for this with its +/- 18dB sliders.
Yep, after acts like every graphic EQ you've ever used on a stereo, but before let's you change the character of the drive.
Those guys are one step away from throwing on aprons and whipping up some snicker doodles. Not their playing or whatnot, it's these Martha Stewart style shows, they crack me up.