Pedal Board Question
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Aceman
I am your doctor of love!
Re: Pedal Board Question
ANy 5 - depending on the gig. Or even none. That said:
#1 TS9 for OD or lead boost
#2 Whichever Distortion works best - Boss HM2, DOD American Metal, Washburn Stack-In-A Box, Metal Muff…
#3 Digitech CF-7 Chorus Factory for whatever swirl I need
#4 Boss DD3 Delay
#5 If tuner counts; Planet Waves Tuner. If not, I'll go with EITHER a Wah or a second delay.
Honestly, A Boost and Delay will be fine…..
ANy 5 - depending on the gig. Or even none. That said:
#1 TS9 for OD or lead boost
#2 Whichever Distortion works best - Boss HM2, DOD American Metal, Washburn Stack-In-A Box, Metal Muff…
#3 Digitech CF-7 Chorus Factory for whatever swirl I need
#4 Boss DD3 Delay
#5 If tuner counts; Planet Waves Tuner. If not, I'll go with EITHER a Wah or a second delay.
Honestly, A Boost and Delay will be fine…..
Chickenwings
Alnico 6/8
Re: Pedal Board Question
five flangers. Because of the five flanger discount.
five flangers. Because of the five flanger discount.
Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
Axl H
Blowthebloodydoorsoffologist
Re: Pedal Board Question
Tough one, depends on the gig. Going from what I usually play (rock/hard rock) I would go for a setup like this:
Xotic Little Brute Drive for the high gain stuff and leads.
MXR Carbon Copy
MXR Analog Chorus
Dunlop Cantrell wah
Carl Martin Plexitone for the crunch and mid gain stuff.. Or perhaps my custom Beangrinder for the thicker fuzzier tone.
I guess its all about versatility. If the amp is already kinda crunch, its all down to the volumepot and having versatile pedals IMO. I tend to stick with one sound, but I do vary it a bit, with pickup settings or using the tone knobs.
Another great alternative is just using 5 Bixonic Expandoras..... Billy style
Tough one, depends on the gig. Going from what I usually play (rock/hard rock) I would go for a setup like this:
Xotic Little Brute Drive for the high gain stuff and leads.
MXR Carbon Copy
MXR Analog Chorus
Dunlop Cantrell wah
Carl Martin Plexitone for the crunch and mid gain stuff.. Or perhaps my custom Beangrinder for the thicker fuzzier tone.
I guess its all about versatility. If the amp is already kinda crunch, its all down to the volumepot and having versatile pedals IMO. I tend to stick with one sound, but I do vary it a bit, with pickup settings or using the tone knobs.
Another great alternative is just using 5 Bixonic Expandoras..... Billy style
sonicOx
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Re: Pedal Board Question
I've had pretty good luck with an American Standard Tele (stock) into:
1) Boss TU3 tuner
2) TC Electronic Mojo overdrive
3) MXR Carbon Copy
4) TC Chorus
5) TC Flanger
Then into an old Rivera Jake amplifier. You can cover quite a lot of territory except metal in which case I slip an MXR Super Badass Distortion between the OD and Carbon Copy. It's a good rig IMHO and not crazy expensive.
I've had pretty good luck with an American Standard Tele (stock) into:
1) Boss TU3 tuner
2) TC Electronic Mojo overdrive
3) MXR Carbon Copy
4) TC Chorus
5) TC Flanger
Then into an old Rivera Jake amplifier. You can cover quite a lot of territory except metal in which case I slip an MXR Super Badass Distortion between the OD and Carbon Copy. It's a good rig IMHO and not crazy expensive.
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