A digiverb is on my list. I kind of like the delay as well.
These are digital pedals unless you own Energizer or Duracell don't even try to run them with batteries but the same can be said for some boss pedals as well.
Nothing like Zvex's years and years on one battery.
My Girlfriend said to me..."How many guitars do you need?" and I replied...."How many pairs of shoes do you need?" She got really quiet.
Nothing like Zvex's years and years on one battery.
Any overdrive can last years on a single decent battery...
Has anyone played with or read about the new single-unit pedals from Line 6? The overdrive and distortion pedals are okay, but I'd rather have my TubeScreamers. However, the Tremolo, Chorus, and Echo pedals are phenomenal. If anyone out there likes Tremelo/Vibrato, look at the Line 6. Read and play sound samples at http://www.line6.com/tonecore/tapTremolo.html
...and if you don't like it, you can suck on an egg.
Any overdrive can last years on a single decent battery...
Has anyone played with or read about the new single-unit pedals from Line 6? The overdrive and distortion pedals are okay, but I'd rather have my TubeScreamers. However, the Tremolo, Chorus, and Echo pedals are phenomenal. If anyone out there likes Tremelo/Vibrato, look at the Line 6. Read and play sound samples at http://www.line6.com/tonecore/tapTremolo.html
Line 6 has never been good at modelling overdrives/distortions IMHO.
I hear the same about the tremolo, chorus, and echo pedals.
The echo is the dogs balls from what I understand.
I've still got the DL-4 though and I find them abhorently ugly.
My Girlfriend said to me..."How many guitars do you need?" and I replied...."How many pairs of shoes do you need?" She got really quiet.
I hear the same about the tremolo, chorus, and echo pedals.
The echo is the dogs balls from what I understand.
I've still got the DL-4 though and I find them abhorently ugly.
"I'd play plugged into the ass-end of a pig if it sounded good."
Man, those were the days...
I prefer my DD-6 to their echo, and I've never liked chorus. But if I ever get a tremolo pedal for my Sovtek (I still have the Vibro Champ for the real deal), I'm getting a Line 6.
...and if you don't like it, you can suck on an egg.
i had one of the dual distortion tht was pretty rugged and worked well, i also have a gsp rack effect taht had for years it died, smoked and smeeled awful but by some miracle is now back to life and working great also fairly ruggedly built
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Not to be negative, but digitech/dod effects are sub par at best. they don't know how to make a phaser. i have yet to find a digital phaser worth it's salt. you can tell on the last tout that Mccready was usinbg some digital phasing, and I think it hurt his sound bigtime. I have a morely analog phaser from the 70's(huge silver thing with a rocker on it) and an old 70's small stone, and and an origional 9 series ibanez phaser. After I got my small stone my boss ph2 has been in the closet ever since. And anyone who thinks these kinds of pedals are too expensive, i'll jsut say that I paid less than 100 for each.(EBAY)
As for distorions I had an RP10 and I loved the grunge distorion it had, but as for the overdrive It was weak. I also don't think that it helps that those multi effect units tend to kill the natural tone of your guitar. I personally use a combo of a clean loud tube amp, with a tubescreamer ds9dx with and old Ibanez sonic distorion sd9 for my distorion. The tubescreamer gets a great warm distortion, and the SD9 throws it over the edge. Also the sd9 on it's own with a tele gets that great dry tele sound from in hiding so well.
So I have to say that in the long run a patient investment in pedals will give you a diversity in sound you can't get from a multi effects unit. just think with a multifx unit you are usually stuck with the configs they give you. with pedals you can run the fx in any order you want and then change it up with almost no work att all.
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Not to be negative, but digitech/dod effects are sub par at best. they don't know how to make a phaser. i have yet to find a digital phaser worth it's salt. you can tell on the last tout that Mccready was usinbg some digital phasing, and I think it hurt his sound bigtime. I have a morely analog phaser from the 70's(huge silver thing with a rocker on it) and an old 70's small stone, and and an origional 9 series ibanez phaser. After I got my small stone my boss ph2 has been in the closet ever since. And anyone who thinks these kinds of pedals are too expensive, i'll jsut say that I paid less than 100 for each.(EBAY)
As for distorions I had an RP10 and I loved the grunge distorion it had, but as for the overdrive It was weak. I also don't think that it helps that those multi effect units tend to kill the natural tone of your guitar. I personally use a combo of a clean loud tube amp, with a tubescreamer ds9dx with and old Ibanez sonic distorion sd9 for my distorion. The tubescreamer gets a great warm distortion, and the SD9 throws it over the edge. Also the sd9 on it's own with a tele gets that great dry tele sound from in hiding so well.
So I have to say that in the long run a patient investment in pedals will give you a diversity in sound you can't get from a multi effects unit. just think with a multifx unit you are usually stuck with the configs they give you. with pedals you can run the fx in any order you want and then change it up with almost no work att all.
I would never touch a mutli-fx pedal i hate those fucking things
a friend had one and i used it a couple of times.......horrible
Digitech whammy pedals are fun. You can get some interesting sounds out of them, like on the "Like a Stone" solo. It's easy to go overboard & use it too much though. I prefer to set it so it doubles your note with either one octave up or one down. I personally don't care for multi-effects processors either.
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ive got a digitech digiverb and think its great. its good for over the top huge reverbs and the very subtle ones too. ive found the pedal really reliable and never had a problem with it. u really shouldnt use batteries with any digital delay or reverb though, just get a power supply.
as far as phasers go ive tried a few of the old vintage one (ibanez phase tone, eh small stone etc) but find them a bit too limited. the new boss ph3 is really good, you can get the vintage sounds and some modern wierd ones too.
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These are digital pedals unless you own Energizer or Duracell don't even try to run them with batteries but the same can be said for some boss pedals as well.
Nothing like Zvex's years and years on one battery.
Any overdrive can last years on a single decent battery...
Has anyone played with or read about the new single-unit pedals from Line 6? The overdrive and distortion pedals are okay, but I'd rather have my TubeScreamers. However, the Tremolo, Chorus, and Echo pedals are phenomenal. If anyone out there likes Tremelo/Vibrato, look at the Line 6. Read and play sound samples at http://www.line6.com/tonecore/tapTremolo.html
Line 6 has never been good at modelling overdrives/distortions IMHO.
I hear the same about the tremolo, chorus, and echo pedals.
The echo is the dogs balls from what I understand.
I've still got the DL-4 though and I find them abhorently ugly.
"I'd play plugged into the ass-end of a pig if it sounded good."
Man, those were the days...
I prefer my DD-6 to their echo, and I've never liked chorus. But if I ever get a tremolo pedal for my Sovtek (I still have the Vibro Champ for the real deal), I'm getting a Line 6.
As for distorions I had an RP10 and I loved the grunge distorion it had, but as for the overdrive It was weak. I also don't think that it helps that those multi effect units tend to kill the natural tone of your guitar. I personally use a combo of a clean loud tube amp, with a tubescreamer ds9dx with and old Ibanez sonic distorion sd9 for my distorion. The tubescreamer gets a great warm distortion, and the SD9 throws it over the edge. Also the sd9 on it's own with a tele gets that great dry tele sound from in hiding so well.
So I have to say that in the long run a patient investment in pedals will give you a diversity in sound you can't get from a multi effects unit. just think with a multifx unit you are usually stuck with the configs they give you. with pedals you can run the fx in any order you want and then change it up with almost no work att all.
I would never touch a mutli-fx pedal i hate those fucking things
a friend had one and i used it a couple of times.......horrible
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check out the phaser
as far as phasers go ive tried a few of the old vintage one (ibanez phase tone, eh small stone etc) but find them a bit too limited. the new boss ph3 is really good, you can get the vintage sounds and some modern wierd ones too.