what order is best in your opinion?

kigcatkigcat Posts: 298
edited July 2007 in Musicians and Gearheads
strat - boss bd2 - ibanez ts9 - amp
or
strat -ibanez ts9 - boss bd2 - amp

(im playing a usa 50th anniversary strat into usually either a marshall or a fender amp)

also any ideas of settings on pedals?
sorry im rushing this but im just about to head out the door.
thanks
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  • exhaustedexhausted Posts: 6,638
    well, personally, i'd put the TS9 first.

    assuming your stacking the pedals, the BD-2 is bit more full spectrum. i think having the BD-2 feeding into the TS9 would be too mushy.


    i'd tend to set the TS9 for whatever tone you're looking for and the BD as primarily a level boost (level up, gain down) as a boost to hit the amp harder.

    i think that would yield a clearer, more defined sound.
  • Royals32Royals32 Posts: 160
    Pardon me, are you guys speaking english? :)
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  • xtremehardy388xtremehardy388 Posts: 2,759
    Depends on what you use each for. Personally, I'd got with the TS9 first. Which ever one gives you more overdrive/distortion should go first(closest to your amp).

    I like using the BD2 with the Level at about 11 or 12, the tone at eiter 9 or 11, and the Gain at 9 or 11.
    I have no idea about the TS9, maybe have the level at noon, the gain cranked, and and tone around 11 or noon.
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  • ianvomsaalianvomsaal Posts: 1,224
    These pedals sound completely different, hence I don't use the BD-2 and TS-9 pedals together.
    Personally, I put my BD-2 1st (after my compresor), then my TS-9 (I have an OLD Blue Box before them both).
    I use the BD-2 and the TS-9 individually (I don't combine them with any other OD pedals), therefore each pedal
    is the FIRST OD to hit anything else in the chain, so I guess it doesn't matter which I put 1st (I just prefer the BD-2 first).
    I use the BD-2 as more of an overdrive than just a boost (though sometimes it is good for a boost (hint: use your guitars
    volume knob - it's amazing how well the BD-2 cleans up - the TS-9 doesn't really clean up for me like the BD-2).
    The TS-9 has a lot of treb & mids, while the BD-2 is a fuller/rounder sounding pedal, with a lot more bottom end.
    I run my TS-9 after my BD-2 but before a Customized DOD and Tonbone HOT British - seems to work best for me there.

    Settings:
    Level: between 11:00 & 11:30 on both (I guess my stuff runs a bit hot since the normal dent is 12:00 on most
    pedals - 12:00 these pedals seems louder than my normal guitar signal).
    My Tonebone Hot British seems VERY HOT (and that's only set to 9:00, as I said I guess everything is HOTTT).

    Gain: about 12:00 or 12:30 on both TS-9 and BD-2.

    Tone: on my TS-9 is all the way up - I think that's 5:00 (don't ask, I just like it better that way).
    Tone on my BD-2 is at the 12:00 dent.

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  • The second option.
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