New Boss 200 Series Pedals

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I must ask to you people who use EQ pedals with presets, what do you do with your presets?
I can only think of shaving bass for a tighter low end and boosting mids for leads...
You can basically EQ each amp channel and gain pedal individually. Gilmour did it with individual GE-6/GE-7 pedals, lately he replaced them with a source audio EQ.

I own 2 Boss 500 series pedals. I'm more then 1/2 way there to a GT-1000. If I added up the money I spend on my entire pedal board I could buy several GT-1000's.

I’m not sure if the GT-1000 has the 500 series effects or not?
 
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I got a chance to play the DD-200 today.

I liked it a LOT.

Essentially the same sound quality as the DD500. Excellent build quality - it feels like a solidly built pedal and the knobs are great touch-points. It's not as big as I thought it would be. VERY simple operation, very easy to sculpt very high-quality delay sounds with minimal effort and no menus to scroll through.

I think I may get the MD200 when it's out. I might also get the DD200 just to have it around. :D
 
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Re: New Boss 200 Series Pedals

I must ask to you people who use EQ pedals with presets, what do you do with your presets?

There are many pickups where the main difference is simply EQ and output. (Over-simplifying a bit.) Two pups might be close, but one is scooped. Or one might be "muddy" in the neck. For me, having EQ, and gain, presets, would allow you to take one "hi-fi" pup, like a PATB-1, and use presets to emulate other pups. Scoop one, demud another, and boost or cut yet another. Or any combo in between. It's like changing pups with a switch.
 
Re: New Boss 200 Series Pedals

I got a chance to play the DD-200 today.

I liked it a LOT.

Essentially the same sound quality as the DD500. Excellent build quality - it feels like a solidly built pedal and the knobs are great touch-points. It's not as big as I thought it would be. VERY simple operation, very easy to sculpt great delay sounds with minimal effort and no menus to scroll through.

I think I may get the MD500 when it's out. I might also get the DD200 just to have it around. :D

Are you a beta tester for Roland?
 
Re: New Boss 200 Series Pedals

I must ask to you people who use EQ pedals with presets, what do you do with your presets?
I can only think of shaving bass for a tighter low end and boosting mids for leads...

I use one in my loop to cut volume but maintain saturation and another to cut low end and change the character of my OR. It will be nice to just change patches to achieve that.
 
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Picked my EQ200 up today when I stopped to get my guitar that was in the shop for a nut replacement. I played with the DD200 but i dont use enough delay right now to make it worth while.
 
Re: New Boss 200 Series Pedals

Picked my EQ200 up today when I stopped to get my guitar that was in the shop for a nut replacement. I played with the DD200 but i dont use enough delay right now to make it worth while.

I loved the DD-20 Giga Delay when it came out. I shouldn't have sold mine. But prices just went down now that the DD-200 is out.
 
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I loved the DD-20 Giga Delay when it came out. I shouldn't have sold mine. But prices just went down now that the DD-200 is out.

I just picked one up off Reverb for about $120 as a b-day gift for a friend. It's such a good deal now. I kinda want one again even though I don't need it. :D
 
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