Lazarus1140
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The thread title almost asks everything. It might benefit others to also hear about the positive attributes of said pedal.
What was the last pedal purchase you were totally satisfied with?
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DeadandBuried
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Re: What was the last pedal purchase you were totally satisfied with?
I'm not a big effects user, and I don't know if it counts but the ISP Decimator G-string noise gate was really good for that I need it for. Best money I've ever spent on a pedal!
I'm not a big effects user, and I don't know if it counts but the ISP Decimator G-string noise gate was really good for that I need it for. Best money I've ever spent on a pedal!
DinoTrousers
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Re: What was the last pedal purchase you were totally satisfied with?
Most recently would be the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe. It's everything I've been looking for in a wah. I did a whole write up on it in a thread
Most recently would be the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe. It's everything I've been looking for in a wah. I did a whole write up on it in a thread
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Funkfingers
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Electro-Harmonix Cock Fight.
Electro-Harmonix Cock Fight.
Lazarus1140
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Lucy Lu in a Box?
Lucy Lu in a Box?
Lazarus1140
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I've purchased a few pedals this year already, but my favorite among them without questions is the JHS Muffuletta.
I've purchased a few pedals this year already, but my favorite among them without questions is the JHS Muffuletta.
Lazarus1140
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Let me think .... you lucky beastid!
Let me think .... you lucky beastid!
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Little Pigbacon
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I just buy pedals. I don't use them.
I just buy pedals. I don't use them.
Lazarus1140
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That's the spirit!
That's the spirit!
hydro
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Funny you mention the Wizard Wah because it's the pedal I was about to list for this thread!
Well, and my Pitchblack tuners also, they are really great for a blind old bast*rd like me.
All the others I have occasional misgivings about but generally, I love 'em all.
Funny you mention the Wizard Wah because it's the pedal I was about to list for this thread!
Well, and my Pitchblack tuners also, they are really great for a blind old bast*rd like me.
All the others I have occasional misgivings about but generally, I love 'em all.
Chickenwings
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Xotic RC.
Xotic RC.
treyhaislip
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Re: What was the last pedal purchase you were totally satisfied with?
Mad Professor Sky Blue Overdrive...like everyone needs this pedal. lol This thing is amazing, breaks up a clean channel very nicely and really pushes the amp–both clean or already overdriven. Adds more to the touch/feel than any pedal I've ever used.
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Mad Professor Sky Blue Overdrive...like everyone needs this pedal. lol This thing is amazing, breaks up a clean channel very nicely and really pushes the amp–both clean or already overdriven. Adds more to the touch/feel than any pedal I've ever used.
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PFDarkside
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Re: What was the last pedal purchase you were totally satisfied with?
I got a Sunface with NKT-275 White Dot that I'm pretty happy with.
(I wanted a stand alone instead of just the Sun Lion)
Also I'm super happy with a couple of Voodoo Lab eBay scores. Micro Vibe and Analog Chorus. Micro Vibe for a pedalboard friendly Univibe that sounds good and isn't a fortune, Analog Chorus because it was between that and the Analogman, and I got a much better value on the VL.
I got a Sunface with NKT-275 White Dot that I'm pretty happy with.
(I wanted a stand alone instead of just the Sun Lion)
Also I'm super happy with a couple of Voodoo Lab eBay scores. Micro Vibe and Analog Chorus. Micro Vibe for a pedalboard friendly Univibe that sounds good and isn't a fortune, Analog Chorus because it was between that and the Analogman, and I got a much better value on the VL.
mantis
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Re: What was the last pedal purchase you were totally satisfied with?
I'm a Boss GT100 user but I still at times for boredom switch back and forth with Pedals.
My last 3 purchases for Pedals are
BBE Sonic Maximizer- I like what this pedal does when you insert it at the very end of your effects chain. Mine is inside the effects loop right in front of the amp.
Ibanez Tube Screamer - this is one of those pedals all guitarists should at least try once in their lifetimes. It does everything from Classic rock to full on Metal boosting in front of a Killer Drive channel.
Boss DD7 - this is my newest Purchase which I strongly preferred over the mighty MRX Carbon Copy. It's the best overall sounding Delay pedal on the market in my opinion. It completely gets out of the way with tone when it's off and retains your amps tone perfectly in a loop or out in front of your amp. I love this pedal to death. It's every bit as good as the DD-20 double pedal but with less features in some ways. The DD-20 you can set presets which makes it more powerful in that regard.
I'm a Boss GT100 user but I still at times for boredom switch back and forth with Pedals.
My last 3 purchases for Pedals are
BBE Sonic Maximizer- I like what this pedal does when you insert it at the very end of your effects chain. Mine is inside the effects loop right in front of the amp.
Ibanez Tube Screamer - this is one of those pedals all guitarists should at least try once in their lifetimes. It does everything from Classic rock to full on Metal boosting in front of a Killer Drive channel.
Boss DD7 - this is my newest Purchase which I strongly preferred over the mighty MRX Carbon Copy. It's the best overall sounding Delay pedal on the market in my opinion. It completely gets out of the way with tone when it's off and retains your amps tone perfectly in a loop or out in front of your amp. I love this pedal to death. It's every bit as good as the DD-20 double pedal but with less features in some ways. The DD-20 you can set presets which makes it more powerful in that regard.
ThisDyingSoul76
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Last pedal purchase I was totally satisfied with... Caline Blue Ocean delay. I was looking for a delay that complimented the delay in my H2O for stacking. They behave completely different... As the repeats in the H2O decay they gradually lose a bit of high end, while the decay of the Blue Ocean gradually seems to lose low end. I like how they sound together
My next ambient pedal will probably be a reverb pedal then a digital delay like a Boss DD-7 or something similar.
Same day I got the Caline, I was given a Boss Turbo Overdrive that wasn't working and told if I could fix it, it was mine. I replaced the melted AC adapter and as I began reassembling it, realized the plastic sheet the shields the PCB from the metal bottom cover was missing. I cut out a piece of clamshell packaging to the right size as a substitute and everything worked great. I like the bright tone of this mid 80's OD as a lead boost when using other pedals as my primary rhythm tone or when playing guitars that are typically darker toned.
Last pedal purchase I was totally satisfied with... Caline Blue Ocean delay. I was looking for a delay that complimented the delay in my H2O for stacking. They behave completely different... As the repeats in the H2O decay they gradually lose a bit of high end, while the decay of the Blue Ocean gradually seems to lose low end. I like how they sound together
My next ambient pedal will probably be a reverb pedal then a digital delay like a Boss DD-7 or something similar.
Same day I got the Caline, I was given a Boss Turbo Overdrive that wasn't working and told if I could fix it, it was mine. I replaced the melted AC adapter and as I began reassembling it, realized the plastic sheet the shields the PCB from the metal bottom cover was missing. I cut out a piece of clamshell packaging to the right size as a substitute and everything worked great. I like the bright tone of this mid 80's OD as a lead boost when using other pedals as my primary rhythm tone or when playing guitars that are typically darker toned.
