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I have a few different boards for different artists, but my basic board has a Wampler Ego compressor, a GE-7 EQ, a creation audio 4.23 clean boost, a modded sparkle drive, a dd-3 delay, a pitch black tuner, and a gooderich volume pedal
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I have enough to fill a small suitcase (the kind with little wheels on the bottom and a handle that slides out the top). It's BY FAR the best carrying case I've found, though a friend's old school Doctor's bag was a pretty close second.
It's been a while but I normally ran a stereo setup, but rather than go with the wet/dry method I go with light / dark. First thing my guitar plugged into was a beat up old DOD stereo flanger that has a bit of a short in the battery cable (made wicked laser sounds if you kick it by accident). Then the signal is split with the light side getting a DOD distortion / VOX wah / DOD delay / Ibanez Flanger. The dark side gets a Russian Big Muff / Danelectro Delay / EH Holy Grail Reverb / BOSS Flanger / Crybaby bass wah / BOSS Octaver. Both lines get capped with no-name volume pedals as well so I can maintain full control on the sonic spectrum. |
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At OP, foot pedal is a bit redundant is it not?? |
The only reverb pedal I've ever owned is that Holy Grail. It's pretty awesome BUT it does add a fair amount of noise/hiss to your sound when you open it up more than halfway. But if you crank it all the way you can totally nail that Jimmy Page sound from the very end of Over The Hills and Far Away. Last time I checked they were selling for around $100 (and they come with their own adapter so no batteries to worry about - YAY!) and there most definitely crappier pedals you could spend that same money on.
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For a good overdrive, Fulltone OCD maybe? 135 bones for a boutique pedal that is one of the most praised overdrives on the market doesn't seem bad at all. |
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i've always wanted a Tremolo pedal
and slightly off-topic but i always wanted an E-bow as well |
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As for Danelectro pedals they have two VERY distinct levels of quality. If you get one of the mini pedals in plastic then you're getting what you pay for - cheap plastic junk. Their pedals built into steel cases are usually worth it, quite happy with my Dan-echo and whatever they called their Reverse Delay (though I never actually owned that one). |
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