Awesome cheap pedals.

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Digitech Bad Monkey for one. $25 and sounds close to any tube screamer.

Digitech DL8. Can be had for $50 and good enough to be on any pedal board.

Danelectro Fish & Chips. Yes it's a cheaply made box of plastic, but it works as well as the more expensive MXR EQ's for $20.
 
Used? Boss SD-1 can be found for around $25 and sounds great.
 
Ibanez DE-7 delay is really nice, and you can find them for $50 or under
 
ibzprestige":jiyrx53b said:
Ibanez DE-7 delay is really nice, and you can find them for $50 or under

I found one for $25 at Sam Ash a few weeks ago but I liked my DL8 more because it has more "stuff" on it. Sold the DE7 for $50.
 
danyeo":14bavjwy said:
ibzprestige":14bavjwy said:
Ibanez DE-7 delay is really nice, and you can find them for $50 or under

I found one for $25 at Sam Ash a few weeks ago but I liked my DL8 more because it has more "stuff" on it. Sold the DE7 for $50.


DL8 Is a good one for sure! Back in the day though the de-7 used to he a hell of a deal!
 
I'm pretty happy with this thing.

$45 - 55 and comes with a total of 3 different chips you can swap out. I've never had a TS, so I don't know how it compares, but it sounds pretty good I think.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Biyang-OD-12-X- ... 1028241823

Mine came with the 3 chips for $45

he Classic Series of pedals are based on the very successful ToneFancier Series. They can be powered by either a 9V battery or by an AC adaptor (sold separately, or you can use any power supply that's compatible with BOSS PSA pedals). Each pedal is made using German made WIMA capacitors which ensures a fast and very low loss signal transfer (not often seen in general effects pedals). Biyang also use only metal, dust proof sealed pots for long life. All pedals feature a True Bypass design making sure there is no loss of tone when the effect is off. Biyang are so confident in the quality of their pedals they offer a free 5 year warranty.

In the 70's Maxon used the JRC4558 chipset and successfully created a much sought after overdrive pedal. Soon, Ibanez, Boss and other pedal makers started to use the JRC4558 to make it so famous. The pedal also features a 3 way toggle switch giving you different diode clipping options. The biggest breakthrough of the OD-8 is the ability to let the user change the chipset to create different tones, without the need for soldering or professional skills. The OD-12 comes with the JRC4558 chip fitted, other chips are sold separately.

Features:
The unique replacement chip design.
Three patterns of design.
Seal designed dustproof potentiometer to ensure its life.
First-rate electronic components.
Stainless steel panel, metal shell, luxury and durable
Controls: Volume, Tone, Drive. Overdrive mode toggle
German WIMA capacitors
Super bright LED
Current Draw: 12mA
Dimensions: 126 mm (L) x 96 mm (W) x 38 mm (H)
 
MXR Classic OD that Guitar Center sold for $30 or $40 bucks. Someone with circuit knowledge dug into it and found that it was the same circuit as the MXR GT-OD and then a little switch inside turned it into the ZW-OD. I should not have sold mine.
 
Delta Lab SC1, great stereo chorus for 30-40 bucks.
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this thing is killer. very gainy for an OD but great sound/value ratio.
 
BrokenFusion":3e1mko1f said:
Delta Lab SC1, great stereo chorus for 30-40 bucks.
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I used to have that exact Chorus pedal. My buddy borrowed it, I forgot about it, and never got it back :( It's a nice sounding Chorus for really cheap!

Bad Monkey and Fish n' Chips for me. Had both for around 10 years now, still going strong.
 
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