MkIII Renegade
New member
.....simply from being in love with sound.
I'll go first:
Boss OC-3 Super Octave: I plug my guitar into the bass input use Drive mode for the biggest, deepest, wooliest (or is that none more wooly?), creamiest tone imaginable through the Lead channel of my Boogie on lowish gain. Within a few days of having it, I recorded my instrumental version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, and eventually Prince's "Temptation", which has some of his baddest freakin' guitar playing ever.
Boss DD-20 Giga Delay: Inspired by Warped Mode to record a sprawling version of Hendrix's "Who Knows" from Band of Gypsies. Later used Tape mode for Floyd's Astronomy Domine. Although this pedal has 20 different modes, I only usually about 4 of them. Also used on many originals for the soaring lead tone I love in Analog and Standard (Digital) Modes. I've since moved on to the t.c. electronic NOVA Delay, but still use the Boss sometimes.
What are some pedals/effects units that have inspired you?
I'll go first:
Boss OC-3 Super Octave: I plug my guitar into the bass input use Drive mode for the biggest, deepest, wooliest (or is that none more wooly?), creamiest tone imaginable through the Lead channel of my Boogie on lowish gain. Within a few days of having it, I recorded my instrumental version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, and eventually Prince's "Temptation", which has some of his baddest freakin' guitar playing ever.
Boss DD-20 Giga Delay: Inspired by Warped Mode to record a sprawling version of Hendrix's "Who Knows" from Band of Gypsies. Later used Tape mode for Floyd's Astronomy Domine. Although this pedal has 20 different modes, I only usually about 4 of them. Also used on many originals for the soaring lead tone I love in Analog and Standard (Digital) Modes. I've since moved on to the t.c. electronic NOVA Delay, but still use the Boss sometimes.
What are some pedals/effects units that have inspired you?