What are your "must have" guitar pedals?
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I am sure this has been asked before, but I am curious what your "must have" guitar effects pedals are?
Mine are...
-Keeley Compressor
-Ibanez TS9 Tubescreamer
-Boss RV5 Digital Reverb
I am in the market for a good distortion pedal as well as a delay.
Mine are...
-Keeley Compressor
-Ibanez TS9 Tubescreamer
-Boss RV5 Digital Reverb
I am in the market for a good distortion pedal as well as a delay.
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also my zvex box of rock gives my amp distortion a boost and i use the volume boost for my solos.
i have others that are kind of icing on the cake but those are my workhorses and are the essentials for my tone..
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Yeah.. I have a decent board, but 90% of the time its just TS-9 (or BD-2 depending on what I'm playing), and tuner...
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Sure! When I play bass (which I do more often than I play guitar these days) I can't go without my tuner (again, of course) and my Big Muff /Bassballs combo.
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Cool!...Never really thought about Buying a 'Pedal'...Might look INTO one...:)
You should really do that. There's a lot of different pedals for bass out there. Especially distortion and fuzz pedals. You should look into that! It's fun!
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I've been wondering for a while now. How many pedals do you have anyway?
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When I go to practice, I usually have a BOSS TU2 Tuner, Soul Vibe, Crybaby, Tube Screamer, and delay.
On my full board for shows and all that I have.... let's see here.... Ibanez FL9 Flanger, Digitech X-Series Digital Delay, MXR Phase 90, MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay, DOD FX64 Ice Box Chorus, Ernie Ball VPjr Volume, Marshall Guv'nor GV2 Overdrive, Ibanez TS5 Tube Screamer (moded switch), Pre 1989 Crybaby Wah, Dunlop JD4s Rotovibe (moded), BBE Soul Vibe, and a BOSS TU2 Tuner. So I guess that's about 12. Thing is, I only use some of those pedals on one song but, in a live setting, ya never know if you'll play it. And, I've slimmed down my board because it used to be those 12, plus the 4 pedals I have in my home set up, plus a Denelectro Milkshake Chorus, BOSS OC2 Octave, BOSS TR2 Tremolo, BOSS BD2 Blues Driver, BOSS SD1 super overdrive (moded), BOSS DD6 Delay, and a Behringer Acoustic Modeler (sucked ass). Oh, and I have the footswitch on my board.
I guess the must have pedal I need is a tuner. I think that's the most important pedal. Other than that, I just like to tap on stomp boxes and see what happens. Sometimes nothing, if the pedal is broken.
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"Pearl Jam always eases my mind and fires me up at the same time.”-Jeff Hardy
JEFF HARDY AND JEFF AMENT USED TO LOOK THE SAME
"Pearl Jam always eases my mind and fires me up at the same time.”-Jeff Hardy
JEFF HARDY AND JEFF AMENT USED TO LOOK THE SAME
"Pearl Jam always eases my mind and fires me up at the same time.”-Jeff Hardy
That is all I have between me and my amp, period.....
This is my board. A little much, I think I might get a Fulldrive to replace the TS-9 and BD-2.
there's my most recent pic of my board but the Flender is off it and I'm taking even more off.
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The MXR Carbon Copy delay is on my pedal wishlist.
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check out ZVEX wolly mammoth! a fuzzpedal specialy designed for bass, I have one. Really nasty stuff. :shock: although it's not an overall pedal, it's great for solos, FX etc.
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Akai Head-Rush digital delay/looper
Ernie Ball Volume
Electroharmonix Holy Grail Reverb
Pigtronix Attack/Sustain
Keeley Java Boost
MoogerFooger Low Pass Filter
Boss DD-5 Digital Delay
Hot Hand (Wireless) Phaser
I use others in my loop, but those are my core pedals.
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1. morpheus drop tune...allows you to keep your guitar in standard tuning and drop down by half steps all the way down to one octave. it also has an effect on it that nails that jack white icky thump sound...imo it is worth $199 to keep from dragging 2 extra guitars to a gig..
2. vintage holy grail reverb, not the little one thats out now....
3. i saw a pharroh jubilee pedal the other day, its basically a silver jubilee in a pedal, sounds pretty nice...
4. poly tune tuner....allows you strum all strings and it tells you which string is out so you dont have to go through all of them individually...
there are more i want but its so hard to prioritize these 4 lol... probably the drop tune and reverb are the next two...
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The drop tune and poly tune seem cool.
I think there is somethin about the feel of the strings and the way your guitar vibrates, that you get from actually tuning down.
Wish the poly tune could do alternate tunings.