What one pedal do you think is the most important to you.
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kyleivanblake
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What one pedal do you think is the most important to you.
If I had to live with one pedal it would be the Boss ME-70[emoji6]. Which is in my opinion the best overall multi unit they’ve ever produced.
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If I had to live with one pedal it would be the Boss ME-70[emoji6]. Which is in my opinion the best overall multi unit they’ve ever produced.
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Little Pigbacon
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Re: What one pedal do you think is the most important to you.
Wah. It’s a whole separate expressive parameter, like being able to bend a note in a fifth dimension.
Wah. It’s a whole separate expressive parameter, like being able to bend a note in a fifth dimension.
Empty Pockets
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MetalManiac
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Rex_Rocker
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Re: What one pedal do you think is the most important to you.
A Tubescreamer-type boost. I'm so used to it by now, amps just sound weird without it to me.
A Tubescreamer-type boost. I'm so used to it by now, amps just sound weird without it to me.
TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
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Strymon DECO -- can be compressor, tape saturation, boost, overdrive, delay, flange, or chorus.
Strymon DECO -- can be compressor, tape saturation, boost, overdrive, delay, flange, or chorus.
Jacew
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Re: What one pedal do you think is the most important to you.
EHX Worm. I made a thread about it earlier.
Has great wah, phaser and tremolo (and vibe, I don't really use) all controllable with expression pedal.
I keep it mostly always on with tremolo, it works brilliantly as a treble booster controllable by exp. pedal.
EHX Worm. I made a thread about it earlier.
Has great wah, phaser and tremolo (and vibe, I don't really use) all controllable with expression pedal.
I keep it mostly always on with tremolo, it works brilliantly as a treble booster controllable by exp. pedal.
Re: What one pedal do you think is the most important to you.
Delay because It's like a second guitarist for me that plays what I want them to play. I can always dial in the amount of volume or gain on an amp and I can always tune by ear, but I can't get that spacious delay sound with my guitar and amp alone.
Delay because It's like a second guitarist for me that plays what I want them to play. I can always dial in the amount of volume or gain on an amp and I can always tune by ear, but I can't get that spacious delay sound with my guitar and amp alone.
Boogie Bill
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Re: What one pedal do you think is the most important to you.
For me it's the channel switching pedal on my Mesa amps. They have good clean tones, good reverb, and to-die-for drive tones...better than any transistor pedal.
Having some kind of tuning reference is a must...piano, tuning fork, pitch pipe, or a tuner like a Boss TU-12 or a Snark headstock tuner, but doesn't have to be in pedal form.
When I go to a jam, I will often leave my full pedalboard at home, but I have an accessories bag with a Crybaby Classic, a Boss DD-3 delay and a Boss CE-3. I will pick ONE to use for that particular jam so it depends on my mood, what songs I want to play, and what's going on with the other players. And it actually comes out pretty evenly between the three.
Good question. Thanks!
Bill
For me it's the channel switching pedal on my Mesa amps. They have good clean tones, good reverb, and to-die-for drive tones...better than any transistor pedal.
Having some kind of tuning reference is a must...piano, tuning fork, pitch pipe, or a tuner like a Boss TU-12 or a Snark headstock tuner, but doesn't have to be in pedal form.
When I go to a jam, I will often leave my full pedalboard at home, but I have an accessories bag with a Crybaby Classic, a Boss DD-3 delay and a Boss CE-3. I will pick ONE to use for that particular jam so it depends on my mood, what songs I want to play, and what's going on with the other players. And it actually comes out pretty evenly between the three.
Good question. Thanks!
Bill
BriGuy1968
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One pedal huh?
Hmmmm... I’m gonna have to say...
...the accelerator because it’s imperative for getting to practice and gigs!
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One pedal huh?
Hmmmm... I’m gonna have to say...
...the accelerator because it’s imperative for getting to practice and gigs!
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