whats the best all around effects on board prosseccer

fusion101

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I'm for a floor board gadget that emulates a ton of pedals so i can plug it into my amp and play. Nothing to technical though, i want it simple; i kick the effect and i'm good to play.$150 max
 
Re: whats the best all around effects on board prosseccer

Sorry, but for 150$, anything you could get will likely be crap.... Consider it this way:

decent Delay = 75$ used
decent Distortion = 50$ used

And you want a box that will cost 25$ more new, AND have those 2 in good quality, AND have a plethora of other effects avalable.....

Sorry, but I honestly don´t think you´re going to be happy with whatever you get.... I´d save up another 200$ or so and get something decent used ;)
 
Re: whats the best all around effects on board prosseccer

pandora PX4 is $199... but since the 150 theres a line 6 thing.. umm a vox? dunno if its good, but its sorta like the pandora, just less efx
 
Re: whats the best all around effects on board prosseccer

isn't the korg toneworks only about 199?? I played one a while ago and I remember it being pretty decent.
 
Re: whats the best all around effects on board prosseccer

If you want one good pedal that gives you a zillion useable FX, find a used Line 6 Modulation Modeler (blue one). It doesn't have overdrive/distortion, but you'd be better off using a good analog OD pedal. The L6 is $250 new, but I've seen them go for $150 used.

The good thing about that pedal is that it's like having 16 vintage stompboxes at your disposal, and each one can be fully tweaked then stored in 1 of 4 presets. If you're looking for a particular effect for a part in a song, you simply turn the rotary dial till the right one comes up.
 
Re: whats the best all around effects on board prosseccer

The best floor unit that I've played myself is a tossup between the Boss ME series and Digitech's original RP1. You can pick up the RP1s for under $150 now and probably under $100, but they'll be used. That shouldn't scare you off. My Digitech rack units are still going strong after 20 years.
 
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