The best distortion pedal?
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That90'sGuy
DyzaBoyzologist
Re: The best distortion pedal?
I don't want to repeat the same thing too many times, but: G2D Morpheus.
This is a new pedal brand I've been hearing some amazing things about, check out the sound clips, all the pedals sound pretty impressive: http://www.pedalgeek.com/cgi-bin/new_shop.cgi?config=&uid=GPoxPQAA1101881044&command=link--amtr
I don't want to repeat the same thing too many times, but: G2D Morpheus.
This is a new pedal brand I've been hearing some amazing things about, check out the sound clips, all the pedals sound pretty impressive: http://www.pedalgeek.com/cgi-bin/new_shop.cgi?config=&uid=GPoxPQAA1101881044&command=link--amtr
JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: The best distortion pedal?
Typically, I'd agree with you here, but the Metal Master (and all the other X-series, or whatever they are) is badass.
I'll plug the MT-2 Metal Zone, as well. Get a used one for next to nothing, and have fun all day with the mid controls
the guy who invented fire said:
Typically, I'd agree with you here, but the Metal Master (and all the other X-series, or whatever they are) is badass.
I'll plug the MT-2 Metal Zone, as well. Get a used one for next to nothing, and have fun all day with the mid controls
gordon_39422
New member
Re: The best distortion pedal?
I havent had ANY problems with my Doubleshot, and I've stomped on it for the last year. It does it;s job well, but it is too heavy for me. I need less gain, which is why my Digitech Metal Master is collecting dust! Currently I own a Duoverb, but I have connected my pedalboard to many tube amps and the Doubleshot REALLy spanks on tube amps.
I have been thoroughly disappointed by Digitech as well. I had one of the Rp whatevers and it took a crap almost EXACTLY when the warranty expired. NOt that the sounds were that good anyway, but it was useful for all the effects! Now that collects dust to, but as a paperweight.
For the tones I am searching, I think I will get the Keeley DS-1 Ultra mod for high gain, and the Keeley Ts808 or TS-9 ModPlus. Not sure which yet.
I havent had ANY problems with my Doubleshot, and I've stomped on it for the last year. It does it;s job well, but it is too heavy for me. I need less gain, which is why my Digitech Metal Master is collecting dust! Currently I own a Duoverb, but I have connected my pedalboard to many tube amps and the Doubleshot REALLy spanks on tube amps.
I have been thoroughly disappointed by Digitech as well. I had one of the Rp whatevers and it took a crap almost EXACTLY when the warranty expired. NOt that the sounds were that good anyway, but it was useful for all the effects! Now that collects dust to, but as a paperweight.
For the tones I am searching, I think I will get the Keeley DS-1 Ultra mod for high gain, and the Keeley Ts808 or TS-9 ModPlus. Not sure which yet.
