Your favorite effects/pedals?
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Your favorite effects/pedals?
What are your favorite effects and/or pedals to use with your guitars?
Mine are:
Dunlop glass slide
Jimi Hendrix Cry Baby Wah-Wah
Dunlop Fuzz Face
Danelectro Surf and Turf Compressor
Mine are:
Dunlop glass slide
Jimi Hendrix Cry Baby Wah-Wah
Dunlop Fuzz Face
Danelectro Surf and Turf Compressor
- sloop_john_b
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Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
I'd have to say that with a Rickenbacker 12 string, it's the Janglebox.
Other than that, what's on my pedalboard is: Fender PT100 tuner>Vox V848 wah>Pro Co Rat (ver. 2)>BYOC tremolo>BYOC phaser>DOD stereo chorus>Ibanez ADL analog delay. That's what I use when I want to mess with pedals. Most of the time I just plug into a Pod XT Live for the sake of convenience.
Other than that, what's on my pedalboard is: Fender PT100 tuner>Vox V848 wah>Pro Co Rat (ver. 2)>BYOC tremolo>BYOC phaser>DOD stereo chorus>Ibanez ADL analog delay. That's what I use when I want to mess with pedals. Most of the time I just plug into a Pod XT Live for the sake of convenience.
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
I love the Dano minis. Right now, I'm using my Surf & Turf Compressor as a solo boost. And every now & then I pull out a PB&J Delay or my Tuna Melt Tremolo, to add a little flavor.
Jangle, Chime & Twang.
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
Most of the time I plug straight in to my Princeton Reverb amp, but occasionally I will use:
Digitech Hardwire SC-2 Valve Distortion, Voodoo Labs Tremolo, Aphex Punch Factory.
Digitech Hardwire SC-2 Valve Distortion, Voodoo Labs Tremolo, Aphex Punch Factory.
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
I have a Boss BF-2 flanger that I rather like.
JimK
JimK
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Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
The Yardbox.
I got one of these for Christmas, and I think this sounds good on "Over Under Sideways Down", "Mr. You're A Better Man Than I" (both by the Yardbirds), etc., as well as The Hollies' "Then The Heartaches Begin", as examples. This gets lots of different sounds.
It's $175 at Musictoyz.com. True Bypass.
Here's a clip: (It normally sounds better than this, but this is the only sound clip online!)
http://www.fuzzbox.com/audio%20samples/YardBoxPE.mp3
Matthew
I got one of these for Christmas, and I think this sounds good on "Over Under Sideways Down", "Mr. You're A Better Man Than I" (both by the Yardbirds), etc., as well as The Hollies' "Then The Heartaches Begin", as examples. This gets lots of different sounds.
It's $175 at Musictoyz.com. True Bypass.
Here's a clip: (It normally sounds better than this, but this is the only sound clip online!)
http://www.fuzzbox.com/audio%20samples/YardBoxPE.mp3
Matthew
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Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
Van Amps Sole Mate Spring Reverb
Danelectro Daddy-O Distortion
Ibanez Tube Screamer
Boss DD5 Digital Delay
Ibanez Analog Rotary Chorus
Oops, forgot; the Bigsby, Accent, and Fender "Tremolo" vibrato units on my assorted guitars, if those count
Pedalboard: The shrink wrap was for securing the pedals "just in case" for the band's Chicago trip last June.
Danelectro Daddy-O Distortion
Ibanez Tube Screamer
Boss DD5 Digital Delay
Ibanez Analog Rotary Chorus
Oops, forgot; the Bigsby, Accent, and Fender "Tremolo" vibrato units on my assorted guitars, if those count
Pedalboard: The shrink wrap was for securing the pedals "just in case" for the band's Chicago trip last June.
Last edited by paologregorio on Mon Mar 09, 2009 10:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
None. I don't use them as a rule. I let my guitar, amp and fingers express the sound that I get 99.99% of the time. 
“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” - Albert Einstein
"You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother" - Albert Einstein
"You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother" - Albert Einstein
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
Vox Tonebender
Danelectro Reel Echo
Fender '63 Reverb
That's it. Normally I don't use pedals. Sometimes the Tonebender will be switched with a Maestro Fuzztone.
Danelectro Reel Echo
Fender '63 Reverb
That's it. Normally I don't use pedals. Sometimes the Tonebender will be switched with a Maestro Fuzztone.
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
That's interesting, I never figured you as a flang kinda guy.jimk wrote:I have a Boss BF-2 flanger that I rather like.
JimK
Jangle, Chime & Twang.
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
Pretty much feel the same, Brian. Get loaded down with a slew of effects and you have to wonder if under all of that if there is a guitar in there somewhere.winston wrote:None. I don't use them as a rule. I let my guitar, amp and fingers express the sound that I get 99.99% of the time.
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
I bought it years ago just to see if I could get a spacy effect by plugging a mic into it, and micking my banjo. I liked it, but the rest of the band didn't.Clint wrote:That's interesting, I never figured you as a flang kinda guy.jimk wrote:I have a Boss BF-2 flanger that I rather like.
JimK
I've often wondered what Eight Miles High would sound like if there were a little flanging on the 12 string guitar.
I have a JangleBox, haven't had a chance to use it, yet. I'd like to experiment with a delay (either digital or analog), because I like rockabilly. And just to see whether or not I like it, try out a stereo chorus. As far as overdrive, I think I'd be in favor of letting the amp do that for me rather than an outboard pedal.
JimK
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
Marshall "Jackhammer" and "Edward The Compressor" are flapping my pants' legs these days.

But the DanEcho and my Vox Union Jack Wah are tops too. Throw on a few other classics for seasoning and I'm a happy camper. But I take no credit, as my good friend whojamfan put this board together for me. Thanks, Mike.


But the DanEcho and my Vox Union Jack Wah are tops too. Throw on a few other classics for seasoning and I'm a happy camper. But I take no credit, as my good friend whojamfan put this board together for me. Thanks, Mike.

All I wanna do is rock!
Re: Your favorite effects/pedals?
I pretty much play the Rick straight...sometimes with a little phase-shift, delay or tremolo...but I like (on occasion) to put the Fender P through a Cry Baby...it's real 'Wetton-y'...
I didn't get where I am today by being on time...
