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An overdrive? Distortion pedal? Fuzz? Noise gate? EQ? Delay?
Discuss.
Discuss.
Tuner… for obvious reasons, perhaps not as much to others…An overdrive? Distortion pedal? Fuzz? Noise gate? EQ? Delay?
Discuss.
The mute feature (of a tuner) is the best secondary amenity.Outside of a tuner, next is a ge Treble Booster, most frequently a Keeley Java, though AM Beanos, and a Union Tube and Transistor have been the one at times. It's pretty much an always on pedal in most permutations of my rig for almost 20 yrs.
It extends the usefulness of my neck pickup quite a bit, and is usually cranked with clean to mean controlled via guitar volume. It's also used as a boost into a thick fuzz or distortion for my main high gain tones.
No verb?None of them.
An OD pedal+amp is my basic rig for about 6 years now but I've gigged straight in many times too. There are great sounds in both of those ways.
This can definitely come in handy with a Treble Booster > cranked amp, but typically I am running a pedal switcher with the tuner on a dead end run off an aux output jack. Generally I switch to a clean patch with no fx, and roll back the volume on the guitar.The mute feature (of a tuner) is the best secondary amenity.
No, cause pedal reverb is digital and I don't mess with that and the reverb inside a Twin is too touchy so I toss the tanks into storage to save weight. The only tank I really want would be a standalone Fender unit cause it has the dwell control. I might settle for a spaceman Orion though.No verb?
I agree 100%. Spring verb all the way.No, cause pedal reverb is digital and I don't mess with that and the reverb inside a Twin is too touchy so I toss the tanks into storage to save weight. The only tank I really want would be a standalone Fender unit cause it has the dwell control. I might settle for a spaceman Orion though.