JohnnyGuitar
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For the last 2 or more years I've been playing in jazz groups. So the Big Muff was good for driven solos and the weird tones were fun, but I've tried to play the songs I'm working on with it today and the result was less then pleasing.
I feel a little rusty in the business of distortion pedals because I'm going through a pretty radical change in style right now. What was enough only for soloing once doesn't work anymore... not even for solos actualy. :smack:
So...
What I'm looking for is something that would:
a. drive the amp and not make it lose volume.
b. something good for classic rock, hard rock, fusion...
c. good dynamics.
d. work well with a Peavey Classic 20 or with other EL84 amps (that's my clean tone, and I'm sticking with it
).
We have most of the mass produced labels here - Ibanez, Boss, MXR, Digitech (almost in any store), Marshall, Rocktron.
So I'm going to test a pedals next week. I would love to get a few pointers...
I feel a little rusty in the business of distortion pedals because I'm going through a pretty radical change in style right now. What was enough only for soloing once doesn't work anymore... not even for solos actualy. :smack:
So...
What I'm looking for is something that would:
a. drive the amp and not make it lose volume.
b. something good for classic rock, hard rock, fusion...
c. good dynamics.
d. work well with a Peavey Classic 20 or with other EL84 amps (that's my clean tone, and I'm sticking with it
We have most of the mass produced labels here - Ibanez, Boss, MXR, Digitech (almost in any store), Marshall, Rocktron.
So I'm going to test a pedals next week. I would love to get a few pointers...