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Re: What is your favorite Seymour Duncan pedal?
I think they're priced just about right for me. I've gotten to a stage where I don't add or change pedals lightly, and when I do it's because I want a substantial improvement in sound or functionality. The difference between one pedal and another might be the price of a Lego set, which frankly pales compared to the difference between a good pedal and a great one.
I don't think anyone doubts SD stompboxes. The compressors, analog delay, chorus, & tremolo are really top condenders in their respective categories. They're just so expensive.
I think they're priced just about right for me. I've gotten to a stage where I don't add or change pedals lightly, and when I do it's because I want a substantial improvement in sound or functionality. The difference between one pedal and another might be the price of a Lego set, which frankly pales compared to the difference between a good pedal and a great one.